After a brief exit from the small pickup truck category, Chevy is back with the Colorado, unveiled at the Los Angeles auto show last week. Decisions made for Ford and Dodge to withdraw their Ranger and Dakota have surely helped to convince General Motors to renew it's Colorado, holding the American fort against evil Japanese invaders.
GM is not intending, at least for now, to follow Ford's example and dump it's small trucks. Last week they gave us a look at the bodies of their overhauled Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon models. Both will return as refreshed 2015 models once the older model's inventory has been liquidated, at least in the United States.
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The 2022 Initial Quality study carried out by J.D. Power shows a notable increase in the number of complaints owners have about their new vehicle, due to a number of factors related to the pandemic and supply-chain issues, most notably. Motorists new to EVs may also be feeling frustrations with unfamiliar systems…
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Chevrolet is adding a Bison version to its new Silverado ZR2, and it’s coming this summer. The model will be revealed in full a little later, but we're already anticipating a variant that's more competent off-road than any other in the lineup.
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