While Ford is busy trying to find new ways to make trucks that are more complicated and expensive with turbo engine and aluminum bodies, Chevrolet is busy reminding people what makes a truck great. A truck needs to be rugged, dependable and have enough power underhood to get the job done. Since all […] More »
By: Christian Moe | March 26, 2015
The new Chevy Colorado is a wonderful little truck. It’s a welcome addition to the very stagnate small truck market, and is just as rugged as it’s big brother the Silverado. However, after driving the Colorado for a week through snow and ice, I found it wanting a bit when I asked it to do […] More »
By: Jonathon Klein | March 24, 2015
After years and years of only having the Toyota Tacoma, and the Nissan Frontier to choose from in the small truck market. Chevy has finally brought back the awesomely little Colorado. I couldn’t wait for my chance to have a go in this new little truck. Thankfully, I didn’t have to wait long and few […] More »
By: Jonathon Klein | March 23, 2015
Recently, Chevrolet pulled the covers off their more off-road focused version of the Colorado Z71, called the Trail Boss. But is the Trail Boss the watered-down ZR2 that we’re actually going to get? No! Sources inside General Motors have told us that the public reception of the Colorado ZR2 has been excellent. The truck has been […] More »
By: Chad Kirchner | March 23, 2015
Midsize pickups are growing in popularity again in the United States, and Chevrolet is leading the charge with the Colorado. The highest trim level you can get, at least until now, is the Z71. Designed to be the fully-loaded, off-road capable special, the Z71 is targeted straight at the buying demographic for this type of […] More »
By: Chad Kirchner | March 18, 2015
One of the most talked-about trim levels of the new Chevrolet Colorado is the off-road Z71 version. But the other high-trim level available is the LT. Available as either an extended cab or a crew cab, with either a short or long box, the LT offers styling that isn’t available on the Z71. But how […] More »
By: Chad Kirchner | March 18, 2015
You can’t see me right now, but trust me – I’m scratching my head in confusion. According to General Motors, “free scheduled maintenance and warranty coverage do not rank high as a reason to purchase a vehicle” to buyers of non-luxury brands. Its five-year, 100,000-mile powertrain warranty on its GMC and Chevrolet vehicles just hasn’t […] More »
By: Derek Shiekhi | March 16, 2015
