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New truck trend has a very good picture of them

 

They actually dont look that bad at all

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The 5-cyl rumor is right...I've seen where they put the turbo 5 in the Bel Air concept and it put out 315 hp adn 315 lb ft of torque  :thumbs:

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I thinks its pretty great!  I'm glad it stuck to the TB front end.  If what I've heard is true and the ZR2 version is built, its gonna be awesome!  I'd like to place my order: Ext. cab ZR2 w/turbo 5 please!  :thumbs:

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The Colorado should be a giant leap for Chevrolet in the mid size truck department.  It has so many good things going for it; great new series of inline engines, new interior, and looks that have already proven sucessfull on the TrailBlazer and Avalanche.  I am really looking forward to seeing what kind of performance they can squeeze out of that turbo inline-5.  I am also looking forward to the ZR2 package and hope they linclude a true locking rear diff. so it can finally compete with the Toyota Tacomma off road.

 

P.S. There is some more information on the Colorado at www.cheersandgears.com (look in the forum under trucks, the Colorado has its own section)

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I'm excited for a ZR2 version also, but I have higher hopes of a reborn Syclone(or something similar) with AWD and performance to make ford owners whine about!!  

 

and be able to tow a good load, cuz i'm sick of anti-syclone people dissing it for that reason.  Although, it wasn't made for towing from what I remember.

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