The selling point for me would be your honest opinion about the reliability of the turbo. It's a bummer that most car companies are going the "turbo" route.
Thanks for the great video, I’m seriously thinking about trading my ‘18 Tacoma for the Colorado. I’ve had great luck with my past Chevy’s so I’m not too worried about going from Toyota truck to the Chevy truck, plus I don’t use like most would for a truck. I’m retired and would travel in it and pull a small to midsize camper. So this would do me just fine.
I have a 2024 Colorado since Feb. 10. I have a problem with the Master Cylinder, part ordered April 29th. GM has rented a truck for me since middle of July. We're is my part? I want my truck back.
Yea, that was the first thing I noticed even before he said that there was water inside of it. But I’ll give the benefit of the doubt, maybe it was opened during the rain, or maybe it wasn’t locked tight????
@@harry39196 they look to me like there isn’t really any watertight seal on them and those flimsy looking closures don’t inspire a lot of confidence. I would not put anything in there I didn’t want to get soaked.
I have an ‘18 Tacoma SR5 that has a power sliding rear window, you’d think GM could have done the same, even if only on their upper level models. But that wouldn’t be a deciding maker for me. I rarely open it anyway.
I agree, I have a ‘19 Chevy Traverse Premier and it along with just about every vehicle these days has the ‘AUTO’ mode and I NEVER turn it off, so the control in the screen doesn’t bother me. The bed light might be a small issue, but not a major one.
It should not be leagal for basic controls to be handled by the touchscreen. Screen technology has a 50% failure rate. Forget the huge cost to fix, it could be dangerous. This crap has got to stop.
Agree, i haven't touched a headlight switch in years. Having the physical switch would be nice though. Would love to get rid of all the driver assist garbage and that a.s.s. feature. @dougwarren5471
That’s a hard dumb reason, I’ve never turned my lights off on my 02 Silverado, I’ve also owned my 2023 Colorado Trail Boss for a year and have never once came close to Turing them off!
NICE LOOKING. Bed is not near long enough. I had a S15 with Extended cab longbox.4x4 even living on a farm I loved it.
The selling point for me would be your honest opinion about the reliability of the turbo.
It's a bummer that most car companies are going the "turbo" route.
Just purchased the Z71 same color today. Very pleased with my purchase
I love the truck Chevy did good especially the ZR2!
Thanks for the great video, I’m seriously thinking about trading my ‘18 Tacoma for the Colorado. I’ve had great luck with my past Chevy’s so I’m not too worried about going from Toyota truck to the Chevy truck, plus I don’t use like most would for a truck. I’m retired and would travel in it and pull a small to midsize camper. So this would do me just fine.
I have a 2024 Colorado since Feb. 10. I have a problem with the Master Cylinder, part ordered April 29th. GM has rented a truck for me since middle of July. We're is my part? I want my truck back.
Do one for the GMC canyon AT4x
Thanks! Nice looking truck! 👍
A night video and you didn't talk about how the headlights performed during the driving part?
The headlights are great.
Watertight tailgate compartment that’s absolutely full of water. That was probably a gimmick they could have done without.
Yea, that was the first thing I noticed even before he said that there was water inside of it. But I’ll give the benefit of the doubt, maybe it was opened during the rain, or maybe it wasn’t locked tight????
@@harry39196 they look to me like there isn’t really any watertight seal on them and those flimsy looking closures don’t inspire a lot of confidence. I would not put anything in there I didn’t want to get soaked.
Nice looking
Nice
Hard pass on the lights. That's ridiculous.Nope.
I wish you would have done the Denali model
That’s gmc
I’ll keep enjoying my auto rear window slider in my $38,000 Tacoma
😂 I can do without any sliding little window. Fluff.
I have an ‘18 Tacoma SR5 that has a power sliding rear window, you’d think GM could have done the same, even if only on their upper level models. But that wouldn’t be a deciding maker for me. I rarely open it anyway.
Ngl im not a fan of the light getting turned on or off in the screen and im not really a fan of the look of the shifter other than that W car
I've had a Colorado for 4 months and have never once needed to touch the light control. Yeah it's a weird design but ultimately you don't even notice.
I agree, I have a ‘19 Chevy Traverse Premier and it along with just about every vehicle these days has the ‘AUTO’ mode and I NEVER turn it off, so the control in the screen doesn’t bother me. The bed light might be a small issue, but not a major one.
The GMC Canyon looks so much better. Inside and out.
It should not be leagal for basic controls to be handled by the touchscreen. Screen technology has a 50% failure rate. Forget the huge cost to fix, it could be dangerous. This crap has got to stop.
The lights can only be turned on in the screen!?!? HARD PASS.
Lol. Turn them to auto and never touch them again.
Agree, i haven't touched a headlight switch in years. Having the physical switch would be nice though. Would love to get rid of all the driver assist garbage and that a.s.s. feature. @dougwarren5471
I laughed at this comment. People have become so soft.
That’s a hard dumb reason, I’ve never turned my lights off on my 02 Silverado, I’ve also owned my 2023 Colorado Trail Boss for a year and have never once came close to Turing them off!
Chevy has auto lights