GM-TC Tests: 2004 Chevrolet Colorado

Zane · January 21, 2004

GM-TC will be recieving a Chevrolet Colorado Crew Cab to test February 3rd-10th/

So, what do you guys want to know?? We can take pictures, comments, or anything you'd like.

Chevrolet Colorado Crew Cab

99silveradoz71 · January 22, 2004

My address is...jk. Actually I'm curious on the size comparison with it vs. a full-size or an S-10 as well as the power factor. I know you'll put a good review together as always, thanks for the heads up.

General Lee 01 · January 22, 2004

I want you and Josh to pick up 3 Burly Guys and cruise around with Josh in the middle of the rear seat Singing "OOW! I feel like a woman!" (you have to see the colorado commercial to get it)

Kidding aside, I would like to see a shot of the Colorado Parked next to something like your ZR2 So we could see if theres a size difference.

The SPEEDY · January 22, 2004

I have seen over 1,000 of the frames for those things in person, and not a single one of the trucks. So how about you bring it over to my house to look at?

Zane · January 22, 2004

Kidding aside, I would like to see a shot of the Colorado Parked next to something like your ZR2 So we could see if theres a size difference.

Actually the article will feature a TON of comparisons.

SilveradoWV · January 22, 2004

Let us know how much leg room and head room there is front and back compared to the crew cab S10. And maybe compared to an Ext Cab full size.

Greg · January 23, 2004

What suspension will your tester have? 2wd or 4wd? I'm interested in how the standard (z85) rides compared to the current S-10.

MN Z-71 · January 25, 2004

Are you going to be testing a truck with the I-5?

I would like to see a drag race between the Colorado and a comparable S-10 with the 4.3 V6. Some who have test driven have said that the new I-5 is slow compared to the V6. If you cant race then see what kind of 0-60 and 1/4 mile times you can get out of it.

I also would like to see some pics of the underside...word is that the $150 skidplate option is nothing more than a plastic skidplate for the steering linkage. No differential, oil pan, or t-case protection.

Z71Adrenaline · February 2, 2004

Tow something!

Hecktorx · February 2, 2004

I would like to see a 6' tall person hop in the drivers seat and get confortable with the seating position. Then have that same person get in the back seat without moving the front to see how much room he has. A piture of that would be nice too.

Thanks,

Kenny