Chevrolet Colorado dimensions

The 2012 Chevy Chevrolet Colorado still looks sharp, but inside and underneath it lags behind the competition in both passenger convenience and overall refinement. Chevrolet Colorado Crew Cabin offers the following pros: Affordable; strong V8 performance; wide variety of configurations. Chevrolet Colorado Crew Cabin drawbacks are: Mediocre dashboard fit and finish; weak performance and towing capacity from base engines; aging design; disappointing crash security scores.

The 2012 Chevrolet Colorado is a compact/midsize pickup provided in three body styles: regular cabin, extended cabin (with small back access doors) and crew cabin (with four regular doors).

Crew cabs come equipped with 5-foot trunk boxes while other models option a 6-foot box. The Chevrolet Colorado is provided in either a general Work Truck or a luxury LT trim, with the latter available in LT1, LT2 and LT3 subsets intended to specific needs. Each model of the rear-wheel-drive Chevrolet Colorado except for the LT3 provides four-wheel drive as an feature.

Traditional features for the Work Truck version of the Chevrolet Colorado include 16-inch metal wheels, a front split seat bench, a tilt steering column, air-conditioning, cruise control, Onstar, Bluetooth and an AM/FM audio. The LT1 adds 16-inch alloy wheels, privacy glass, deluxe cloth upholstery, full performance accessories, an auto-dimming rearview mirror and updated stereo with a CD/MP3 player and radio.

The LT2 models gain an off-road suspension, a sliding back window, chrome look trim and front bucket seatings. The LT3 is alike but has the V8 motor and a sport suspension. Leather seats are an feature for crew-cab Chevrolet Colorados. .