2019 Chevrolet Colorado - The no-nonsense midsize truck

Running boards saved me from sliding in a ditch so I’ll keep them on and helped when I got hit in the side

I sat in a Colorado after trying a Ford Ranger I felt like I was sitting on the grounds. The Ranger sits high and is taller than the Chevy. I bought a Ranger. It is just better. I had a Toyota Tacoma, I traded that in because the transmission was not good enough. The 10-speed transmission in the Ranger is great. The 2.3 4 cu. engine with the Turbo is great! Chevy cannot compete with that. Toyota cannot even come close to the Chevy now

I love my 2020 Colorado its base model v6 so far no complaints

Midsize? Bigger than a 90s half ton lmao

Overpriced.

Don’t let the sticker price fool you. A Z71 will only cost you about $31k plus tax, not $41k.

guy who reviews $50,000 trucks is a snob, news at 11

It’s not vinyl it’s leather

Mine seems to have a transmission issue but the truck is amazing other than that 2017 model I’ve gone everywhere it it def would recommend this truck

All of you complaining about a $40,000 sticker price: when have you ever paid sticker price for a vehicle? Plus, this thing is the top trim level for the z71. No one is ever actually going to pay that much for it. I don't know about you, but I start at 10% less than the price the dealer gives me of the real number, not the listed price. My last new vehicle had a list price of $42,000. I paid $31,400. Brand new. I probably could have gotten it a little cheaper as well. I was just a little excited because it was EXACTLY what I wanted and I wanted to get it on the road, lol.

Damn this truck is overpriced. I just bought a 2020 RAM 1500 Laramie crew cab. Full leather, 12.5 inch screen, 20 inch wheels for $48.000. Think about that for a moment.

lower it

The front spoiler is really easy to remove.

I'm looking for a small truck around 15k. No crew cab. I saw a used 15 Colorado for 15 with 105k miles. Any other suggestions?

I have always been a Toyota guy but ended up selling my Tacoma double cab 4x4 which I had bought brand new in 2004 just so I could update our vehicles. I later bought a new 2018 Chevy 2500hd 4x4 and bought the wife a new 2017 Toyota 4Runner 4x4. Bought both in 2017. Ended up trading in the 2500 for a 2019 Chevy Colorado Red Line 4x4. The wife ended up driving the Colorado for a bit to try it out. The wife now prefers to drive my Colorado on a daily basis and I am stuck with the 4runner LOL. Happy wife happy life I guess.

This truck is far more comfortable than the Tacoma, especially if you have any lower back or knee issues.

I tried a Colorado, which is fancier than the Chevy. I was not impressed. The seats were rock hard and there was a lot of plastic. So I bought a better truck. 2019 Ford Ranger XLT 4X4 My truck is loaded. My truck will outrun any chevy around With my turbo, I can do 0to 60 in 6.3 seconds, and 100 MPH in about 7 seconds. So why mess with a Chevy

Need another full time job to pay for the monthly payments. Blows my mind how people have that much money to spend on a car payment.

Can anyone explain why trucks are so expensive

Seriously the Tacoma is LESS $ than the Chevy. Where?

The jeep gladiator is not a midsize truck by any stretch ( no pun intended), its a jeep wrangler with an open trunk.

Destination charge? WTF! I have to pay them to bring me something I’m going to pay for?

Woah can't believe there people pay for a trash

Front spoiler? Thought it’s called a wind dam

Why isn’t 4WD standard?

yo queiro eso troka es muy bien

I'd like one but I bought my 16 2500HD Duramax new for $46k...? At 41k I cant justify getting a small truck for that price..

Why tf would they name a car "colorado"

pretty nice package...so how are the transmissions in these? reliable?

Heavy & numb steering/slow response from the gas pedal comes in handy when it 🌧s,

Those are some sharp truvks but they are not reliable

Bad wheel weld rim design...damaged by rocks and debris scratch dent metal plus paint and plain cheap interior look bed liner extra...ford ranger seems better build.

What a crappy review. Every one of these car magazines is complaining about “not enough USB ports” and the steering “feels numb.” I don’t give a damn about your feelings. Can it go places and get work done? Why doesn’t somebody load it down with gear and rip around a construction site? Put a boat on a trailer and take it up a mountain to a lake. Instead some snowflake drives around moaning about the “infotainment” system. Useless journalists.

Not to excited to hear about what their doing in 2022 with their engines..:. The 2022 frontier sounds like a better choice ... I’m pro American but proof is in the pudding

What Colorado needs is a Trail boss package

I'm picking one up this week 4x4 blue and I hate those front spoiler.. probably rip it off as I love off road driving. It's used and fully packed with all the goodies.

Great review

I just got one of these recently with 32k miles. Whoever owned it never reset the trip so the average gas mileage my truck had from mile zero is 18mpg. It's a lot zippier than the first gen Colorado and hopefully the frame doesn't crack from Michigan winters like the last used one I got.

Just bought a used 2018 .. w short box .. GMC … w 37 k miles.. it’s a dream .. and so we’ll manufactured and put together .. has the Wentzelville factory pride decal .. made here in USA.. thanks .. GM Corp!!!. I like the styling so much better than the new 2023 design .. and I wanted the 3.6 V6.. dropped in 2023

This car is surprisingly affordable but looks expensive.

I'm buying 2019 Chevy Colorado LT 4x4 20K

I’m thinking about getting one I just need to know is it worth it? 2019” Z71 $32,000 with 56,000 miles.

I wonder why Holden changed to look of this truck

Looking at this Certified 2019 Colorado LT *convenience package*. Price is $25,995.. 43k miles.. Anyone experience issues? Still like this truck?

I bought this exact truck a month ago except for it's a 2020 I have every option other then the tow controler I live in Buffalo NY and its been snowing cats and dogs and this little truck it awesome in the snow so far I love it definitely better then my last 20 trucks

2nd gen Colorados were a massive improvement from the 1st gen

I drive mine in tow/haul mode most of the time. It shifts like a different truck. Also I removed the front air dam. There is no detectable difference in mpg.