Chevrolet Colorado 2024 - An Honest Assessment of Its Pros and Cons!

Chevrolet Colorado 2024 - An Honest Assessment of Its Pros and Cons! The Chevrolet Colorado 2024 is a mid-size pickup truck that has been in the market for a long time. But the 2024 Chevy Colorado is a new and improved version that promises to deliver more than ever. Are chevy colorado good trucks? In this video, we will give you an honest assessment of Chevrolet Colorado pros and cons and help you decide if it’s the right truck for you. You will see how the 2024 Chevrolet Colorado compares to its rivals and what makes it stand out. You will also learn about the potential drawbacks and challenges that it faces. Watch the video now and get the facts about the Chevrolet Colorado 2024.
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[@lgbnz]

lacking hybrid is a strength, not a weakness

[@stroln]

I agree 100%

[@gcase08]

Yeppers

[@bobbycook8191]

100% agreed!!!

[@bobbycook8191]

Rear Leaf Springs is a weakness? Total B.S.!!!

[@justindtackett]

“This engine is turbocharged so you get power in an instant” hahaha. Does this author understand Turbo Chargers?

[@Avo7bProject]

I got one of the remaining 2022 long bed Canyons before they disappeared from the lots. It sure is nice to have the full bed available and make fewer cuts on tree branches to haul them away. Plan to maintain my truck for 20+ years. Especially if long beds are never offered again.

[@homerepairguy1902]

Sand Dune metallic 2023 Colorado trail boss

[@edgarnewberry-cw4ld]

I have the 3.6 in my 2021. I plan on keeping it for a while. If the 2.7 passes the test of time? I may make it my 3rd chevy collorado. Towing capacity is not my highest priority. I'm more a gas mileage and longevity guy. Both my 18 and 21 came with the v-6 and I'm fond of it.

[@Mhosborn]

Some other Cons regarding the 2024 Colorado: (1) No power passenger seat offered in any trim level, (2) No garage door opener available in any trim level, (3) Glitchy infotainment system despite all updates applied, and (4) Blind spot mirrors alerting drivers at random times despite no vehicles on either side of the truck.

[@jamesbrock1306]

What Ranger Raptor are you comparing the Colorado ZR2? The one that hasn't hit the market yet?

[@danejohnson8430]

Will this engine out perform later year‘s models in terms of reliability? Especially the V6 models? If you keep this truck for life or say up to at least five years with off-roading and it’s of the capabilities, will it last as long as it’s processor? Time will tell. The question is are you willing to sacrifice.

[@mildbill222]

Please don’t ditch the leaf springs. It’s still a truck. It’s not an insult that it “rides like a truck”

[@Zr2guy23]

Love my 23 zr2

[@rustynail7866]

I owned an S-10 for 14 years. 2.2 4 cylinder, 5 speed. Simple truck. 30 mpg on the road. It was replaced with a larger truck that gets about the same mpg as a full size. I don't get it.

[@YourName-jm7lz]

Um...its called revamping the old style and making the new motor fuel efficiency. I had the same type of S-10 for 22 years (2000-2022) and I never got more then 19 miles a gallon, so I know youre lying. Now I get 22 miles a gallon with my 2022 V6 Colorado 4x2.

[@rustynail7866]

@@YourName-jm7lz LOL, either your truck was broke or you can’t drive a lick.

[@mingho7882]

Good looking truck! Does it stay running?

[@Ksass23]

It’s great for towing cause it has high torque not cause it has a turbo 😂😂😅😅

[@haroldmoran7222]

Why Chevy would put google/google maps is a large mistake. In order to have either you need to maintain internet connection. Maps don’t store but are loaded via internet and google maps only give very limited trip plans. Garmin would have been a better choice. The whole thing is a subscription scam. OnStar, satellite radio and then possible internet. Not to mention no auto wipers, no garage door connection and limited options to play your own music. Not to mention that OnStar is in court explaining why they sell your driving data. Data and voice but that is coming out. However I do love my 2024 Z71.

[@chicagoangler]

Is the wireless phone charger the same exact part as the 2023 version? If so it’s a worthless POS

[@jamesrichardson559]

GM, enough said.

[@Heatherder]

yup, Great Motors!

[@a-borgia4993]

2.7L Gas engine build like a Diesel..... Clueless!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@YourName-jm7lz]

"Built like" it doesnt say built just like....get a "clue" buddy.

[@Heatherder]

It had lots of diesel technology

[@JasonKale]

I just got one of the WT trim models at my work. It doesnt even have cruise control. The truck is driven all day every day. The Gas mileage sits right at 22.2 mpg average in the last month.

[@MythicalNachos]

How do you like the WT?