Chevy Silverado vs Chevy Colorado | Which Chevy Truck is Best?
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- It's the 2015 Chevrolet Silverado vs the all-new 2015 Chevrolet Colorado. Which Chevy truck should you buy? Editors James Riswick and Mike Monticello debate the merits of each truck, including their performance, comfort, interior quality, cargo, value, fuel economy and which is more fun to drive. Which Chevy truck is best: the Silverado or the Colorado?
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If getting a smaller truck means I won't have friends asking me to help them move anymore, I am going with the Colorado or it's competition.
Looks Us country farmer or living in that bed town has that culture.ive never seen that before.
I found why so many countries think korea or japan as sci fi cyberpunk cities.but almost them are not a nerd 😅
I'll take the Colorado.
1.) Cheaper, even if the Silverado has discounts.
2.) Shorter. My garage would not fit a silverado. I don't need a 6+bed. All I carry is my ATV, cement, dog, nothing long.
3. Tows more than I need. All I have is 2 jets skis. At the most I'll tow 3,000 pounds. My toys don't get heavier with time. I would never buy a boat and as a matter of fact, with every new generation of the same truck it will be just easier to tow since my toy will always weight the same.
4.) Space. Me my wife and two small kids that's 4 so it's perfect. I hardly carry people and I'm buying a truck for me and my family, not for my friends. They all got their own.
5.) Floor shifter.
I don't say it's better because is not, it's just that there's a truck for everyone. I don't fall for that "big man v8" thing. I'm 6'1 230 pounds and a mature adult that makes 50k a year and I can't just go trowing my hard earned money.
Exactly
Best comment I've seen. Thank you
Seating 6 has more benefit, I'd think
Just bought a 2018 Z71 Colorado. Came from a 2014 Toyota Tundra, which has the largest cabins of any of these trucks by far. The Colorado just fits better in any situation. Enough towing for my requirements...
@Munoz....I did the same EXACT thing! I just traded in my 2014 Tundra CrewMax for a 2018 Z71 and couldn’t be happier. The Tundra was just too wide and the handling sucked, but not as much as the MPG sucked. Also, I like parking in the front of parking lots again!!
I've driven Silverado's for years and loved them, great trucks. Never did much towing. Starting researching the '16 Colorado, found a great deal on Z71 Shortbed, took the chance and switched. Loving the Colorado, no regrets at all plus it fits better in garage.
thanks helpful
living near a big city and only needing to tow a few offroad vehicles for weekends my colorado is perfect, it makes city driving and parking a breeze and fits all of my needs, maybe if i have 3 kids and need a big holiday trailer then id think of a silverado
"bigger= better" I'm sure he hates when his wife says that.
I would personally take the Colorado. I think its far better looking, and lets be honest, 95% of people don't need the bigger truck, including my self.
I have a new 2018 Chevy Colorado and I love it!
Same here,,
It nice? Im leaning toward a tacoma. Idk.
My best friend and I bought our trucks almost at the same time. He bought a 2015 Silverado and I bought a 2015 Colorado. He drove mine and I drove his. He likes that his truck is bigger and has more room but I like my Colorado because it's smaller and it feels like it handles better. Also I don't like how you can see so much of the hood when you are driving the Silverado. The Silverado hood is more flat while the Colorado is more curved so you have a better view looking while driving.
The boxier the better sir
I like the Colorado for the smaller size. I don't think I would want to park a full sized truck at the grocery store. Its too much truck for a daily driver.
Ya it passes me off when you see someone trying to park a silverado or dodge ford what ever it may be..but to big for parking lots..and I have to sit there until they figure it out.. my feelings is if you can't drive it get a darn car
Which truck would you take - The Silverado or the Colorado?
Colorado because let's be honest city dwellers really DO NOT need a full sized truck.
Colorado looks alittle more rugged than Silerado.
Colorado for being more practical for everyday use.
definitely the colorado
It really depends on what you need, full or mid-size, meaning if you need a full size pickup a midsize just won’t work for you, whereas if you just need a mid-size pickup, both could work for you, but why spend the extra money on the full size if on you only need a mid-size, I would go with the full size, just because you will like the extra space, looked at both a while back and yes the Colorado is a great truck, but against a full size, the space, the space, but like I say if you don't need the space, why waste the extra money
Colorado looks nicer to me
2020 Chevrolet Colorado man checking in 💪🏾
I have a 2017 Colorado and I love it
Edmunds you neglected the elephant and gorilla:
1. The Silverado's massive rebates and
2. The Colorado is almost the same size, it's not compact.
I traded in my Ford Ranger XLT for the 2023 Chevy Colorado, and I found my new truck being wider and about a foot longer then my mid size ford truck. I'm a happy guy after waiting nearly three months getting my truck shipped in, but on the bright side I got the Colorado a day before my birthday. I'm adapting to this bigger truck and the more powerful engine of the 2023 Colorado LT not to mention the better mpg rating.. I couldn't turn down the Chevy Dealership's 7 year extended warranty with zero dollars deductible and with the suspension coverage included. My daughter got the new 2023 Chevy Trailblazer, and the wife having her Malibu we're now a complete Chevy family. Happy! Happy! Happy!
I recently traded my 01 Silverado for a Colorado v6, Z71. I have no regrets at all. We tow a boat or trailer with a side by side, both around 2000 lbs. No issues at all with power. We test drove a couple of full sized pickups and they were quite a bit bigger than my old truck. The Colorado is perfect for what we wanted and my wife loves driving it as well.
Thanks for confirming what I was thinking love that blue color 💙
I have a s10 and love the size I go with the colorado
Colorado makes way more sense in so many ways. Unfortunately most men will go with the bigger Silverado just to make them feel bigger and tougher reguardless if they need the size or not. Selling trucks for the last ten years I found out most men don't even use the bed or really even need a truck.
No body really needs most of the vehicles they drive.
I just hauled a queen bedroom set in my Colorado lt v6 with a 5ft bed. Bed frame, head and foot boards, full size dresser with mirror, nightstand.
I was considering the Colorado for gas mileage but they’re nearly identical in that aspect so might as well go for the Silverado
I have a 2015 GMC Canyon Allterrain crew cab (4-door) long bed and it does everything I need a truck to do. I have never maxed out the towing capacity of 7,000 pounds so its the perfect truck for me. It also fits up my narrow driveway better.
I have a 2014 Sierra and use my truck for work and family hauler, I test drove the canyon with the duramax the other day and was impressed with how it drove. The down side is its to small for me and my family, especially with a car seat. You have to move the front seat up to fit car seat in back and if u have tall people there's no room to spread out. In the Sierra u can actually recline the seat back with car seat,so I'll stick with the Sierra for capability and comfortability!
Great discussion on Ability vs. Capability realized. These are both fine trucks, and I would love to have either. I like the GMC better on the mid size truck over the Chevy. The GMC big guy gets my nod too. I just like how they packaged them better. For me the 4 wheel drive Midsize is so attractive. Narrow by a bit, on the trail it will matter. I love big trucks, and what they do, but for my everyday. The midsize is just right.
Maybe you should have someone from Texas and not England pick which features are better. What the heck do the Brits know about using trucks?
lorries!
Kevin Gentry they have trucks in England. It's true.
we have some of the best mid size trucks here in the UK which you can't get in the US, Ford Ranger, Toyota Hilux , VW Amarok , Mercedes X Class, The new Nissan Navara ….
I have only 3 more days to make up my mind to either upgrade my 2016 colorado extended cab 2wd to 2017 colorado Crew cab 4x4 or silverado crew cab 4x4
Which of the two is perfect for the shorter people?
is it just me or did he say a v4 for Colorado? is there an option for a v6, and what is the weight of the actual truck?
Yes there is a V6 for the Colorado
The bed in the Colorado is not all that much smaller than the short bed Silverado! But as far as price goes, you can get a real deal st times on the full size truck, around my area that is over 10k! I was very lucky to get 5k off my new 2016 Colorado Z71,4x4, V6! If I was to buy a Z71,V6,4x4 Silverado? It would definitely have been at least 5k more out the door! A V8? About 10k more! I had a Silverado I bought new in 2011, a Z71 that you had at the time were required to buy a V8 in! But at the time I got a screaming deal! I paid only 29k brand new! Then when I traded it 5 years and 70,000 miles later? I was still able to get 20k in trade on the Colorado! That at 5k off was just a hair over 30k! With the V6 option and the factory tow package, with the 8" MyChevy Link Navigation system with the Bose speaker option! I love it! The Colorado also tows my new travel trailer very well! The same size and weight that I had with the Silverado! I not only have about the same power to weight and stability, I get at least 10-15% better mileage! Except on the hyw empty, now I get 26-28 mpg! That's almost 20% better!! Now I can't wait for the new Colorado ZR2!!!
For the same price as a fully loaded Colorado I could get me a decent Silverado Custom with the 5.3 L. It seems like it's just a matter of preference and I'm torn between the two.
Strugglin' myself man on picking between the two.
The constant battle of do I want V-8 fuel mileage with the awesome soundtrack or not
How deep is your garage? Silverados usually won't fit, the midsize trucks will. Do you want a sportier truck or a larger truck? The Colorado can pull 7000 lbs. Do you need more than that?
I have driven both quite a bit, and the Colorado is much better to me. In fact, every time I get into the Silverado I am reminded how much better I like the Colorados.
Why didn't the Colorado guy mention the 305HP V6 option? The Silverado guy mentions OPTIONAL engines but doesn't mention the OPTIONAL Colorado engine. Duh!
I'm pretty sure this video was before GM put the high feature V-6 into the Colorado
Rob P It has always had the V6 engine as an option though.
Auxillian Warghost ACTUALLY the fist generation (2003-2012) NEVER had a V6 option... The engines available for the first generation were: 2.5L 4JK1, 2.8L LK5 I4, 2.9L LLV I4, 3.0 4JJ1, 3.5L L52 I5, 3.7L LLR I5, and the mighty 5.3L LH8 V8!
Bam don't fuck with a gm employe
Correct. Sorry, I thought we were only talking about the new generation of the Colorado.
The review is for the 2015 Colorado which started life with an available V6.
Silverado BABY
When you have a very spirited driving style like I do it has to be the smaller Colorado for it's better maneuverability.
Pity you guys don't have the Amarok. Google and TH-cam it
Who actually uses the middle seat in the front bench of a full cab though? I feel like a lot of people would rather option for bucket seats and a console.
I can't drive yet, but the Silverado has been my dream truck since 2014, but it is SO EXPENSIVE for the way I want it. Iv'e been looking at the Colorado lately and it's got what I want but with less money. What do you recommend? I'm an ordinary guy that doesn't need towing or much power, cause I'm not interested in working in a job that needs a truck like this, so I just need it to drive and for it to be reliable.
Colorado!
+ChunkyBunny2 get an old 1990s truck
take it from someone who has a Silverado, get the Colorado. if you can, get it in a 4x4 version.
get a old 90 truck with a 4 cylinder.
I personally have 2017 Colorado Z71 2.8 durmax diesel great truck. I owned a 1990 Silverado too great trucks
Not much for this comparison but I have a 05 Colorado work truck and that is plenty for me. 3.5 straight 5 puts out plenty of power for my everyday needs
honestly the smaller truck would be far more usable for daily driving and it's faster. but when it comes to style, stance, and towing grunt the silverado is simply better.
Justin Bouche seriously who is always towing shit though? let's be real,isn't brand new truck owners do recently have a tow hitch.
lol you up-voted your own comment
I don't get the comment "always towing" if you tow everyday or twice a year your will need a tow vehicle to tow the load. If you tow a medium travel trailer (9000Lbs) 2 or 3 times a year you will need a truck that can hand the weight. You doun't have to tow everyday to need a more capable truck.
For me I’m buying the Colorado . 308 hp is all I’d need and it’s usually just my wife with me so I don’t need a double cab although I’d get extended cab just for storage. I don’t trailer anything and I wouldn’t have to have fwd where I live we may have 3 days total in the winter where fwd would be nice so Colorado for me!
Colorado hands down. Friend of mine has a 2015 4x4 v-6, 33's and a 4 inch lift. He gets 21 to 22 mpg highway. It looks great and performs great. Also has magna flow mufflers with duel's. It was less cost for him to do the same as what my brother did to his Silverado, which it is getting 18 to 19 mpg on a v-6. Not much difference in mpg. But I'm after as much as I can get, with one raised a little, some what larger tires. I choose Colorado, plus that red colored one, with that added to it looks sharper...
The Colorado guy should have asked..."will Silverado offer a diesel in their half ton next year?"
Yes!!! Good question
Here in the future a 3.0 v6 diesel is coming in the 2019 Silverado. The Colorado also offers a 2.8 4 cyl diesel. 🧐😬😎
Better question which is built better?? Meaning which one is typically more dependable?
2. Cheaper to maintain???
I got to go with the Colorado greatest truck ever made.There is a reason it's been motor trend truck of the year for 4 out of the past 6 years
Thank you.
colorado gots my vote
I would go with the Colorado for all around use.
My day to day drive I don't need a full size car or truck ..I drive a Subaru forester and I love it.. but when I do projects around the house I have to borrow my friends one of 7 trucks ..there all.full size beasts .one day I was thinking ya they are a four door pickup..large and small.. but I've noticed how nice the new chevys are . And would make more since buying a midsize pickup..and im loving the new colorado EVs coming.out soon ..just hope they can drop the price down to.its gas trucks
I think Alistair hit the nail on the head. Compact and versatile. Unless you need the excessiveness of the Silverado why would you go there, certainly not for everyday.
I have both 21 Silverado RST and 20 Colorado ZR2.
You honestly failed when looking at the value proposition It is pretty clear that you wouldnt pay 10k more for basically the same thing. If i need to pull more than the colorado can handle i would buy a 2500 not a 1500. Plus the MPG numbers are bit wrong for the colorado. My dad has a v6 silverado and gets about 20MPG all the time average, but i get about 25/26 average MPg all the time in the V6 colrado i own Even hitting a great 31 MPG on a long drive on the interstate.
Funny how they didn't discuss off-road. I guess full-size is better for mudding b/c you can wear bigger tires, but if you actually want to run some trails, mid-size/compact hands down.
You can lift a Colorado too, and that means you can put the same exact tires on a Colorado and Silverado. You're right, the midsize is a little more narrow so it can fit into those tight spaces, plus it's about 900 lbs lighter so it can go further without being sunk due to the weight.
colorado for me , i have a fullsize ram. i feel like a need a ghost trailer sticker even when i do have a load
That mpg comparison is for a 2 door silverado and a 4 door colorado. Funny how they forgot that info.
what can I say, I love Silverado since 1995, but GM never sell it in Indonesia.
Unless you're using the truck as a work truck, Colorado is more practical for the everyday person that needs a truck for small things like occasional camping, Home Depot runs, once in awhile towing. I should know I have 09 Colorado and it has been so practical and reliable. Big truck are for men that lacks other areas in their life.
@ Teva...Exactly !!
What a douche. The only people who ever say stupid shit like that are people with small trucks or slow cars. Like broke people always say money is the root of all evil. Ever thought the same way you like your little truck is the same way someone likes bigger trucks. You sound like a woman. that is stupid crap that women always say.
I own a 04 Sierra and a 95 Cheyenne both are extended cab 4x4 trucks 5.3 in the Sierra and 5.7 throttle body in the Cheyenne the Cheyenne also has 33 12.50 15 inch tires on it. Both trucks get about 23 miles to the gallon
And Maury povich says THATS A LIE
I love my 2016 trailboss colarado
I own two full size trucks and never haul anything with them. my next truck will be the Colorado.
It was a tie...What a surprise...
Also the Silverado 0-60 is really only that much better with 6.2l which means your looking at LTZ or High Country.
Colorado - less tiring to drive in traffic, easier to park, a little cheaper, nearly as useful for the things most people use them for.
Silveardo- carries people better, carries big stuff better. Otherwise, heavy, ponderous, and $45K with discounts for a nice one.
I drove full and midsize pickups and owned a lot of them for business. You get tired of big trucks if you have to go into densely populated areas or deal with narrow winding roads. The Colorado materials quality isnt' as good. But you can get a 2wd crew cab v6 for about $30K.
i would pick colorado!!! great size and movement
I like the Silverado for the simple fact that it’s only $5,000 more than the Colorado brand new. You get a bigger truck (full size), mpg isn’t much worst, and the bigger bed does come in handy if you ever need it. “Better to have than not have”.
It really depends on where you live... In town the Colorado is far easier to live with. Out in the countryside go with the Silverado.
Look guys depending on each' needs they will choose or looks it's up to the customers really what you guys are arguing over is just your own opinions and there is nothing wrong with it but it's just all about perspective and likes really!
colorado just got one I drove both for a day and the colorado with the v6 is way better
The price difference isn't 10k on the gm website, its more like 2k. Actually there isn't a big enough savings in price or mpg to justify buying the colorado over the silverado. If your allready going to shell out over 30k for a truck then it makes sense to spend the extra 2k for the full sized truck that you can do more with. Small trucks used to depreciate faster than full sized but not any more.
Proud father of two. Im going Silverado. But only because Ram 1500 is not one of my options here.
Jose Zavala dodges break anyways.
I drive a Colorado and enjoy not spending more on gas than I would a full size truck.
Both i like them both chevy,s silverado and colorado 🥰👍❤❤❤❤❤
I'm sorry guys, this comparison is about as dumb as "Honda Accord vs Civic" or "Mazda6 vs Mazda3". It all depends on the owner's needs and space requirements. This felt more like an off-beat ad for GM trucks.
I'm still trying to decide ugh so hard
Dude I feel your pain. I'm struggling with it to. I have to make a decision on it within a month or so myself!
For me the only decision is where do i fit best in? and the answer is a Colorado with a v6. Silverados are cool, but if i was man enough to drive a full size pickup, it would be a dodge.
I currently own a 2008 colorado crew cab, before they redesigned it for size.
Ram looks cool but goddamn man they are still on the bottom of the barrel of overall short and long term satisfaction/reliability.
SoundgardenMan If you're insinuating they're a bit "primitive" by design, i agree with you. They have not accepted the luxuries that all the other companies have.
It makes me question how they're still a company if that's their plan.
30+ mpg in my Colorado
I chose the Colorado diesel witch gets in the low 30s mpg............. And I pull my travel trailer with it. Today’s parking spots aren’t built for full size trucks...... And gas prices will sky rocket in the near future....
And why is it that people in full sized trucks are always holding up traffic..... Truck to big for them ?
I think the Colorado looks better but the engine is small and gas mileage being the same I’d rather just have a Tahoe.
I would still take the Silverado, just living in northern New Hampshire unless I can get a zr2 I've seen too many regular Colorado's get stuck in the snow
I live in west Michigan and we get a ton, my Colorado crushes unplowed roads... I believe you, but you must get a lot of snow!
For me it's simple if I needed to move things and tow things I'd go Silverado all day everyday! if I was going off road hands down I would want the smaller platform truck, more maneuverable in tighter areas it would absolutely be a Chevy ZR2! right now I feel Chevy Colorado is the best for both worlds off road midsize truck(because it's small and as I said more maneuverable and you could also use the zr2 to tow things and over the road as well) but the ford Raptor is the king of off road full size!
I want a true compact pickup, this is big and needlessly big. if the s-10 was still around i would've bought one already.
Rumors one is coming again..I guess will.see
I test drove and compared both with equal equipment and 4wd . The Silverado seat has no mid to top back support and was uncomfortable to drive even 3 miles! The Silverado was too long and I couldn't fit it in my garage. The Silverado was actually $14,000 more! The Colorado had a 4wd switch on the dash and to get the Silverado with the 4wd switch on the dash, you had to upgrade to the LT. If you picked the WT or LS, you get the manual 4wd selector on the floor and takes away room to place a passengers foot. That 4wd floor selector is antiquated and GM needs to just get rid of that! I heard GM is coming out with upgrades to the Silverado and Colorado, so I'm just going to wait until the 2018 models come out.
Different trucks, different uses...decide what is better for you, the #Silverado or the #Colorado either way #Chevy gets the job done! Wood Wheaton Supercentre
I’m all about them Silverados
colorado because i see no need to tow and i rarely use the bed for more then groceries or bags of salt for the winter!
and a fully loaded v4 colarado is still nicer then a mid range silverado
none of the above, toyota QDR, quality, durability, reliability and best resale value by far
My 2005 Canyon crew cab off road fit me just well. So a new Colorado/canyon will be just what i need in a new truck. This wiil be my next truck.
How the hell does the bigger more excessive truck get the value point?
That's kind of the importance of a smaller truck. More value due to how it is just far better as a daily all purpose vehicle while a full size truck is clearly more niche and necessary for those who need the bigger bed, and tow capability.
The Chevrolet Colorado only safely fits a 5'9 height if the head rest adjusts far enough.
Colorado obv because it gets you to higher places
Comparing these trucks doesn't make a whole lot of sense considering they're offered by the same maker and serve two different purposes. Silverados a bigger work truck. If you work on a farm or do construction or tow heavy weight most of the time you're out, Silverado makes more sense. Colorados a little more versatile as it does light towing, get a little better mileage, is smaller and easier to maneuver, offers a diesel and manual, and offers pretty much the same interior options as a Silverado. If you're looking for a daily driver and the ability to tow or haul smaller stuff when you need it occasionally, I'd say the colorados a better option. Most guys who buy big trucks don't even know how to tow or use a hitch anyways...
Chevy's 2019 Silverado has turbo 4 cylinder engine you have to special order V8 👍🔧
I have a 2017 colorado with 9 thousand miles on it, V-6, 4wd. A. transmission just went out, chevy dealer said the 8 speeds are dropping like flies. B has a 7000 tow rate wont pull a 4000 boat & C, when towing my 900 pound 14' flatty back from SD to MN I got 13.3 mpg...... Another piece of GM crap. Gave my last truck to my son ( 06 Frontier) that has nearly 200 k miles with NO major issues.
my 06 clorado do 17.9..
So politically correct, it's a tied match and therefore 'everyone is happy'
the 2015 f-150 in comparison looks just like a tundra, and if you really want a small engine might as well get a car
Colorado because it's the only one available with a stick. And yes I ordered one.
Hai Fail why would you want a stick truck that isn't a racetruck?
I would prefer the Colorado. My dad has a Silverado.
These trucks are in two different classes, midsize Vs full size, so this is not an apples to apples comparison. The truck that is "best" will depend on your individual needs.
That said, the Colorado handles MUCH better than the Silverado. The Silverado handles Ok... for a truck. The Colorado handles pretty darn good... for a CAR. You do not feel like you are driving a truck at all. A few weeks after I got mine, some clown decided it would be Ok to make a left turn right in front of my Colorado as I'm approaching at nearly 40 mph. I'm full hard on the brakes and steered around the guy without even squealing the tires. To be honest I still can not believe I missed him and I know that it would have been a different story if I had been driving the Silverado. So far, the Colorado is the best truck I have ever owned.
I traded in my 2016 Silverado (standard cab, 6.5 ft bed) on a new 2018 Colorado 4WD z71, extended cab, earlier this year. Drove it 3,000 miles, LOVED it. Had company graphics installed and gave it to an employee for use as his company truck. Neither one of us could find anything WRONG with this truck. So I bought another one just like it for my own personal use.. VERY large people or those who must haul huge loads, or perhaps small people named Dick may prefer the Silverado because of its size. Not me. The Colorado is perfect. And my wife can drive it.
Ya my feelings is they drive big because of penis envy lol there poor wife's or there husband's lmfao 🤣
sailing
It sucks there's virtually no real price gap between these trucks at the dealerships anymore :\
That's a very valid point.
That is true, somewhat. The Colorado has been so successful that GM isn't offering the crazy $7K+ discounts that they offer on Silverados.
I got the silverado blackout edition v6 cheaper then the colorado with all the incentives..
its only a single cab though
The colorado needs a better advocate.
How can someone from the UK grade trucks. They drive panel vans. Lost me right me when I heard his 1st comment
LOL...love the Silverado guys drive them to compensate for something else....some just cant handle a larger truck. Both are good, but the Colorado cant match the ride of the Silverado. Each to their own, buy watch fits your driving style.
I have the 18silverado love it,and when it comes to price. The Silverado is the better option. Most dealership will not budge in price for the Colorado huge discount in price on Silverado