The competition is rapidly adopting diesel as a power option on their half-ton pickup trucks. Is it time for Chevrolet to start to offer one? We think so.

While the diesel option on the new Colorado is a bit pricey, we doubt there’s actually much profit built into that cost. Could GM sell some to Toyota?

It’s now the first we of August, are we any closer to seeing a production Colorado ZR2? We reach out to General Motors to find out.

For 2016, the Trail Boss has been visually upgraded to look the part of an off-road machine.

Chevrolet has finally released a number of details on the new Colorado diesel set to go on sale later this year. Check out the improved towing and payload.

In addition to providing a torque boost over the regular engine, the diesel should return excellent fuel economy. But just how good will it be?

If you’ve been wondering what it’s like behind the wheel of the 2015 GMC Sierra 2500HD, I’ll be happy to tell you. I’ll have one until next Wednesday.