We knew Chevrolet was turning the Colorado pickup truck into some kind of military test bed, but I was not expecting the thing to look straight out of Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare. Forget a Raptor rival, GM has gone totally Hollywood and I kind of love it.
The Chevy Trailblazer is not dead. Seriously, Chevrolet builds it today, an SUV version of the current Colorado. Remind me why we can’t buy it in America?
Now doesn’t seem like a good time to buy a diesel Chevrolet Colorado or GMC Canyon. Just ask the people who have tried, and are without their trucks months after placing orders.
Do you like the Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon? I do. I’ve driven both in V6 form and found them to be comfortable, useful, maneuverable and decent-sized trucks with more than adequate power. But what if it had that sweet, sweet diesel torque instead?
GM fired us right up with the tough-and-tidy 2015 Chevrolet Colorado ZR2 off-road concept, but all we get in showrooms are the flaccid Z71 trim and pointless "Trail Boss" package. If you want to see the Colorado turned into a solid off-roader that can you can still drive every day, the aftermarket has finally stepped…
GM trotted out this lifted, armored, diesel-powered 2016 Chevy Colorado ZR2 at last month's LA Auto Show and proved the company had the off-road market on their radar. Rumors suggested Chevy might actually the ZR2 happen in as little as three to six months, at least in Canada.
The all-new 2015 Chevrolet Colorado was unveiled this week in Los Angeles. When the Colorado returns to the Chevrolet lineup, it is expected to be the most capable and versatile midsize truck on the market.
Back in 2011, Chevrolet confirmed that it would bring the International-market Colorado to the United States. Now, it looks like the return is finally happening.
Ford may not want to bring the new Ranger to the U.S., but it ain't stopping the American Revolution. Chevrolet confirmed to assembled journalists moments ago in Detroit that its new Colorado mid-size pickup is coming to America.
GM takes the covers off the Chevrolet Colorado Show Truck at the Bangkok International Auto Show today, previewing the next-generation Colorado midsize pickup officially going on sale in Thailand later this year — and eventually arriving in North America.
The 2014 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon will get GM's new global, body-on-frame small-truck platform. Those trucks will debut in Thailand, the one-ton-pickup-rich country where they'll be built. Unlike the Ford Ranger, though, US buyers are getting GM's Thai takeout.
GM's recalling 185,000 Chevrolet Colorado, GMC Canyon and Isuzu compact pickups after the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) found the child seat anchor system doesn't comply with federal safety standards. Another solution? Don't have kids. [PickupTrucks]
The 2009 Chevy Colorado V8 just spent some time in the hands of PickupTrucks.com and they found the belated addition of three cylinders added some pep to the General's aging mid-size truck. [PickupTrucks.com]
