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2004 Chevrolet Colorado - It's almost garbageThe truck is hardly a truck. The engine has multiple misfires in the engine, and it can't pass inspection. It had a bad sensor when I first got it, and it sucks gas down real quick for such a small truck. It has rear-wheel drive, so it slips and slides all over the place in the snow. I wouldn't recommend this truck to my worst enemy. When I got towed through a snowy road and got to enjoy the ride. My truck would not drive through the snow, so another truck had to come to my aide, strap up, and pull me through a snow covered road in the middle of January. I was pretty upset at first that my truck would not push through the snow itself, but once I realized I had help, it wasn't so bad. It was a decent time enjoying the ride ... (more) It doesn't have many pros, but it has a nice color which helps make it feel a little bit better. It has doors that work, windows that work, and a steering wheel that turns. The locks work, the starter works, and the alternator works. Most things are negative about this vehicle. The rear-wheel drive, the engine issues, the broken heater fan, the moderately warm A/C, and the gas consumption is ridiculous. The top speed is a joke. The truck vibrates and shakes when left in neutral for too long. It doesn't have very much interior space, either. It cost a lot more than I personally believe it is worth, which makes it a horrible investment. 2004 Chevrolet Colorado - Great vehicleI purchased this truck at a time when gasoline was over five dollars per gallon. This was the perfect time to get a more economical vehicle, and it certainly delivered. I instantly saved money on a per month basis, even with the increased vehicle payment. In addition, it is a very capable and durable vehicle. The Z71 package offers excellent off-road performance as well, with electronic traction control on the front wheels and an Eaton G-80 locker in the rear. True four-wheel drive. This is not a truck where you will get stuck and only have two wheels turning. Combine this with the economic four-cylinder engine and you have an excellent vehicle that I've now owned for over fifteen years and driven about 100,000 miles with zero significant repairs needed. In fact, I have yet to need any... (more) I live in a particularly rural desert with a couple of mountain ranges. When I first moved here, I went exploring in the mountains along the canals to see if I could find fish. After about 10 miles, I realized these "roads" are probably not what you want to break down on, so I turned around. But this was after I had the vehicle to the point I could literally reach out my driver's window and to... (more) Good economy. True four-wheel drive. All four wheels receive power (unlike most 4x4s that only have two wheels powered). Reliable. Durable. Not full size. Smaller engine. Smaller cargo area. Lower towing capacity. Which Colorado engine is best?The 2.8L Duramax turbo diesel engine delivers the highest torque, fuel economy, and towing capacity in the Colorado family.
How much will the 2023 Colorado cost?Price: We expect the 2023 Chevrolet Colorado will have a starting price of approximately $28,000 when it goes on sale in the first half of 2023. The range-topping Colorado ZR2 is expected to have a price tag of roughly $45,000.
What year did the Chevy Colorado have transmission problems?Transmission problems dominate the 2018, 2015, and 2016 model years of Chevy Colorado. Chevrolet Colorado is one of the most popular midsize trucks among truck enthusiasts.
How many miles does a 2004 Chevy Colorado last?How long do Chevy Colorados last? Proper maintenance plays a big role in longevity, but the Colorado can be expected to last 200,000 to 300,000 miles. 200,000 seems to be the general life expectancy for the engine, however, some Colorado owners say their truck is still going strong well after 300,000 miles.
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