DRIVEN: All-New 2023 Chevy Colorado! | Is This the Best Midsize Truck? | More Tech, More Power

The new Colorado hits the mark in many ways, but we're hoping that midsize trucks start to offer more powertrain diversity soon. Would you be interested in an electric midsize truck? Let us know in the comments!

Nice silhouette. Is that supposed to be a truck?

If you try and upgrade the base engine to the high output specs it will eventually mess up your engine. The turbo plus is ok for that, not the base engine

i love my new 23 chevy colorado zr2 with tech n saftey package but they are over priced at 53 grand but to me your kinda dumb to pay 49 to 50 grand for a z71 if your gonna spend 50 grand just well spend 53 grand on something that has everything

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I got the wt trim with the turbo plus engine ! Badasss for what I needed for work!

here is the result from TFL towing up the "Ike"...

Colorado 4cyl turbo / Frontier 6cyl na
box trailer weight # 6800 / 6700
payload max / max
squat inches 2.5 / 2.0
speed mph 60 / 60
time minutes 7.5 / 7.9
max throttle foot to floor yes / yes
fuel consumed mpg 3.6 / 4.4
engine rpm 5400 / 6000
engine rpm per cylinder 1350 / 1000

conclusion for towing equal weights and mph:
Colorado:
4cyl turbo works 35% harder,
4cyl turbo consumes 22% more fuel
suspension squats 25% more

Nissan is the superior truck

The turbo plus and HO have forged and hardened engine internals that the base engine does not have.

There is absolutely no value in way overpriced vehicles.

Terrible engine options. Chevy should put the 4.1 V6 engine in this truck. The 4.1 V6 engine is a great engine. NO SALE HERE.

The top engineer on the motor design says you cannot upgrade the work truck to the high output specs. Physical parts were removed for efficiency and cost. Can’t do it.

Get under that thing so we can see the undercarriage!

better? not with this engine

I was going to get a Tacoma because I know it will last forever. But you convinced me to get the 1st version of a new Chevy truck because of its bad-ass info screen. I will be able to entertain myself while I'm waiting for the tow truck.

This guy sure does not like Chevy trucks

GM going back to 70's chevrolet vega truck 😅😅😅 . Bring back Disco 🕺 music ABBA and Bee Gee with 8 track stereo systems 70's 😅😅😅😅. It seems GM going backwards make mistakes 😅😅😅😅.

#1 is its reliability! All other things are superfluous. Is it reliable?

I miss the $8,000 s-10, ranger, Toyota pick up and Nissan hardbody

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Made in the USA? Hard pass. Made in Japan? Made for life. Toyota. Had USA cars, all sucked, had Toyotas and they never stopped working.

Mexican-made garbage. Mine was a piece of junk. Chevy sent jobs to Mexico to save a buck on labor and it shows.