2024 Chevy Colorado LT: The Ford Ranger Is In Danger!

Today I drive and review a 2024 Chevrolet Colorado LT!
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[@niled2012]

We have the 23 Z71 and love it 😎👍🏻 Fun, smooth truck to drive

[@christopherstockeland4329]

100% agree about the bang for the buck with this truck in the new economy. This LT with add on packages is pricing 8K-10K lower than the comparable Tacoma Limited trim. I had a 2004 and 2012 Tacoma but will be looking at the Colorado hard in a couple years once they get all the bugs worked out with these new models across Toyota, Chevy and Ford. Brand new designs always have issues in the first couple years. I usually wait for those to get ironed out. Good review. Thanks!

[@scottlowell493]

The tacoma is underpowered and overpriced. Much less torque and 30 less hp than the turbo max. $45 grand for a SR-5 is $4 grand more than a better truck, the colorado LT.

[@littlestinker9716]

I keep coming back to the Colorado as what I want next. I'll custom order a WT 4x4 with max towing for ~$36K. Has everything I want. I'll paint/clearcoat the steelies black.

[@reignfire85]

Good that you mentioned TFL and the issue they had with their 2024 Tacoma (they did a video showing the techs' report when they reclaimed it at the dealership, if anyone is wondering).

[@kennak476]

The Colorado is the best looking of all the new mid-size IMO. But I hate the move towards all digital controls, just give me a rocker switch any day!

[@ezpz4659]

i just bought a 2024 colorado wt with trailering package and 2.7 turbomax. it's crazy smooth and fast, and i feel bigger than the tacoma and every truck. It's amazing

[@adampackard7627]

Just went and test drove this exact Colorado today at the Murray Chevy. I loved it and will probably go custom order one a little later this year

[@jeffgrise4386]

I have to say I definitely like the digital cluster in the Colorado better then ranger

[@joey-dl6ll]

Mr. Hardy I agree I don't like there prices with no features and there BS regional Add Ons i have 2 Tacoma's And i think the Next truck will be that Colorado LT 3 even after discounts the Colorado is still 40 thousand for a 4x2 for a decent payments you need 20 grand down its still lots of money for a senior avg thanks ben great video joey.

[@deanmay338]

Ben, solid video and I agree with your comments. We plan on buying at the end of 2024 and are leaning toward a midsize truck or possibly a base 1/2 ton (lightly optioned) truck to tow our 2900 lb camper and to haul camping gear. I am not brand loyal and I definitely value reliability and safety as important variables. Since I am buying a truck for functional, towing and hauling reasons, I am quite disappointed in the real world payload of the new Tacoma and the relatively new Frontier. My benchmark is 1500 lbs of real world payload which is ambitious but doable in the midsize market. I am much more impressed with the new GM twins, the new Ranger, and the mildly refreshed Ridgeline when it comes to payload compared to the Tacoma and Frontier. I want 4WD or AWD, but don’t need an off-road oriented truck. We do light off-roading on forest service roads to get to waterfalls, hiking trailheads, etc. and some winter driving. I would like to keep the Frontier and Tacoma on my list, but I just don’t think they offer enough function in terms of payload for my needs. Of course, I wonder about the reliability of the GM/Ford products, but reliability is only important if the vehicle can perform a function (hauling 1500 lbs of camping gear, passengers, pets, topper/shell, hitch, hitch weight, etc.). 900 to 1200 lbs of payload will not do it!

[@dnaman2007]

Hey kinda new to buying vehicles. But I’d like to get this truck. If you buy later in the year is it cheaper? As in when the 2025 come out is there expected to be much of a discount ?

[@deanmay338]

@@dnaman2007 I generally think buying in the Fall or end of the year is best in terms of the best deals/discounts. However, I just purchased yesterday. Shopping for a midsize truck. Bought a 2024 Chevy Colorado Z71. I was considering Colorado/Canyons, Rangers, Gladiator Sport S, and Ridgelines. Nice discount. Best price on my trade. 4.2% financing on 60 months. The young salesperson at this rural dealership 90 miles away worked his butt off and never pressured me. Even found me a $500 educator discount. In and out the dealership in 75 minutes. Did most of the work via email, then phone calls.

[@KenMcCune-wb3jp]

Colorado is a good working truck

[@jayczyzyk9707]

Nice reveiw but to update you traverse and blazer do not come with six cylinders 🐕

[@averagejoe1971]

The blazer does cone with the option to upgrade to a v6 (per Chevrolet's website)

[@Irishdevil19x]

I have a 24 4LT Colorado and it’s had a lot of problems. O2 sensor went out, the frontal collision avoidance camera went out.

[@Whileweweresinners]

4lt? Wtf is that?

[@Irishdevil19x]

@@Whileweweresinners Lt Trim 4x4. It’s how the dealership classified it

[@dylan_talleyy]

How is the head room in the Colorado? I like them but I’m 6’2 and don’t like to feel confined in the seat. I fear that these midsize trucks will feel like driving an SUV (like a Jeep or Equinox) on the interior. Should I just stick with the Silverado if head room and front seat “roominess” is a concern?

[@beyerdr]

having looked at the Tacomas, for the same price, the colorado is a much nicer vehicle

[@DH-hp7nv]

Not crazy about gm vehicles but the colorado is not too shabby. Canyon looks a litte better. Both canyon and colorado look better than the ranger.

[@JaredHudson7]

I wish gm offered the 3.6 v6 in it. I have a 2020 colorado with v6 and love it. It gets better gas millage than the 4cylinder in this one in my opinion. This one is advertised at 23, mine was advertised at 24 and best I've gotten is 27. The 21 and 22 colorado was advertised at 25. I know it makes same horsepower at 308 hp but seems like the v6 gets better millage. I'd like your opinion on this one on fuel economy. One of my main issues with mine is the 8 speed transmission thats in it. Mines going out and gm lied about alot and dealership I bought truck hadn't helped much either. Has gm changed their trans design on the new ones? I love my truck, best vehicle ive ever had and drove. Hope gm loses the lawsuit against em on this transmission . Found out 2020 was only year they used that one. It's a long story what im going thru, it's a nightmare. I'll say this. if somebody is gonna get this truck , make sure you read all the fine print on everything you sign, if you buy extended warranty and dealership gives you free powertrain warranty. You just about have to have a lawyer read over all the fine print. Make sure you understand everything in all the contracts/paperwork. I'm thinking about trading my LT towards a 24 model. I like your video. Very imformative. I love the looks of this truck. I see where they new one , won motor trends truck of the year award. First time I've ever seen a small/midsized truck win this award. I wouldn't reccomend the Toyota Tacoma, ita horrible on fuel and nowhere near as good as the colorado. One the main reasons I wanted a colorado is cuzz the engine and transmission and truck was all made in the usa. Like any vehicle it's got foreign made parts in it but at least it's still made here. Its 2024 wonder why gm don't have led headlights in these? Their behind the times on that.

[@darkMeluca]

$47k and no bed liner? Seems like a big miss on Chevy's part.

[@lordrayden3045]

Bedliners should just be standard at this point

[@Surayahti]

If you are reviewing a pickup truck why are you spending more time discussing the STITCHING than that actual capability of the truck???

[@smokeyj3983]

Cost of living through the roof. Home and auto insurance raking us. Property taxes increasing. How do you guys afford a $47k truck? They better have some steep incentives.

[@timothywillis8883]

Thanks!

[@Jdub00884]

I love Chevy models but I would have love to see this interior in the 2015-2022 versions

[@TS-KDMF1777]

Ben, ya got a cold?

[@edaddyx2hansonjr436]

For 47 get a LOADED Trail Boss or a well equipped z71. .....or a base SR5 Taco. Lol

[@SaltyODalty]

Dood that z71 is worth it. The look is amazing and the interior is fire

[@theoutdoordad7395]

You complain about ford quality and then promote a Chevy? 😂

[@Drpepperkev4]

Toyota Tacoma is a way better truck then a chevy

[@joshtaylor1416]

You gotta give the android system time to boot up 😂🗑️🚮

[@maverick-zj3jz]

Can u review trucks 10-20 years old ? I can't afford a 100k truck.

[@aerynlovell4754]

In February 2023, I bought a 2016 GMC Canyon Base model, 2WD, extended cab, long box with a manual transmission. I wanted a 2016 because in 2017, GM added cylinder deactivation. The seats are horrible and don't have lumbar support so I'm looking for aftermarket seats. A year before I bought this truck I looked at a 4x4 Canyon with 100,000 kilometers on it and even though that truck had peeling paint there was only light surface rust. I knew there were things I would change and customize, but I didn't want the technology in the new trucks.

[@Cinder-g2o]

yea.... no thanks. Ford Rangers arent in any danger lol. The software is such shit in the Colorado that GM is pausing sales of the truck to figure out how to fix it.

[@spyder000069]

Fords been the leader in recalls for the last 3 years. im a ford guy but their recent situation has me considering other brands.

[@Cinder-g2o]

@@spyder000069 either way , a piece of shit isnt at threat from another piece of shit.

[@mikesturboss]

Hold up it’s a truck not a car