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Chevy is well established in the pickup world, and the Colorado has been instrumental in its success outside of models like the Silverado. The 2026 model year brings plenty new to enjoy out of the Colorado this year, and in this 2026 Chevy Colorado update review, we’ll go in depth on the specs and features buyers can expect out of Chevy’s midsize contender as it rolls into dealer lots in late 2025.
Chevy is well established in the pickup world, and the Colorado has been instrumental in its success outside of models like the Silverado. The 2026 model year brings plenty new to enjoy out of the Colorado this year, and in this 2026 Chevy Colorado update review, we’ll go in depth on the specs and features buyers can expect out of Chevy’s midsize contender as it rolls into dealer lots in late 2025.
Yes, Chevrolet still loves the midsize Colorado. The 2026 Chevrolet Colorado Crew Cab starts at $34,495, with the off-road-focused ZR2 trim topping the range at $52,595. Beyond its versatile performance and rugged styling, Chevrolet has equipped the Colorado with a wide range of safety features to give drivers and passengers added confidence. Standard protections include child door locks, driver and passenger airbags, stability and traction control, and both front and rear head curtain airbags.
Buyers also benefit from modern driver-assistance technologies such as blind-spot alert, lane departure warning, rear parking sensors, and a rearview camera to improve visibility in tight situations. For even greater security, the truck offers collision warning systems—with or without automatic braking—alongside front side airbags and a parental control system that lets owners monitor and set usage limits. By combining toughness with advanced safety, the 2026 Colorado Crew Cab delivers the kind of all-around appeal that makes it a compelling option in the midsize pickup segment.
The EPA has yet to publish official fuel economy estimates for the 2026 Chevrolet Colorado, but they are expected to align closely with the outgoing model. For reference, the 2025 Colorado in rear-wheel-drive form is rated at 19 mpg city and 23 mpg highway, while four-wheel-drive versions achieve approximately 17 mpg city and 21 mpg highway.
Off-road-focused variants sacrifice efficiency for capability—the ZR2 is rated at 17 mpg across the board, and the heavy-duty ZR2 Bison returns 16 mpg in both city and highway driving.
The Colorado brings plenty to love about it in the new year, with the solid fuel economy and performance figures making for an already appealing package before considering the twin bonuses of a fantastic mid-30s starting price and respectable gas mileage ratings, which only serve to make the Colorado that much more enticing for the working class fellow who needs a truck that just makes plain sense. Find your Colorado at Coleman Motors in New Boston.
When choosing a versatile midsize pickup, drivers often look for the perfect mix of power, comfort, and capability. Whether you prefer the open-air design and Wrangler-inspired style of the 2026 Jeep Gladiator or the refined comfort and capability of the 2026 Chevrolet Colorado, there’s a top midsize truck for everyone.
If you’re looking for a mid-size pickup that can do just about anything, the Chevy Colorado and Ford Ranger really get it done, but they offer a different feel. Let’s compare these heavyweights to see which should be your daily driver pickup truck for 2026!
If you’re looking for a mid-size pickup that can handle the heavy lifting, the Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon are built on the same bones, but offer decidedly different vibes. Let’s compare the 2026 Chevy Colorado and GMC Canyon to see which one deserves a spot in your driveway.
When you're looking for a midsize truck that can pull its weight, two names usually rise to the top of any list—the Chevy Colorado and Toyota Tacoma. But how do they fare as rivals? Whether you're heading to the job site or the campsite, one model definitely has an edge. Let's take a look.
Wondering what changed in the 2026 Chevy Colorado? After getting some serious updates in 2025, the Colorado rolls into the new year without much fanfare. You already know the Colorado handles midsize truck duties better than most—here's what separates the most recent model years.
In Upper East Texas, we like our midsize trucks as adventurous as they are industrious— making the 2025 Chevy Colorado WT and LT two popular options. Which of these pickups is more your speed? Our comparison guide is here to help you find out!
Mid-size trucks are some of the best pickups on the road when you need more than a compact but not as big as the Silverado. With towing capacity, off-road capability, and interior space and features that improve every drive, the 2026 Chevy Colorado is the truck you've been searching for, and this upcoming release is impressive.
Do you need a truck but you want to pay the full-size price? Do you need a truck but you’re not exactly hauling a bed full of boulders? Do you need a truck but you’re hoping to save on gasoline. Then why not get a truck that works like a truck, looks like a truck, and has full-size sensibilities but you want pay an arm and a leg to drive home or fuel? Say hello to the 2020 Chevy Colorado. This is the little truck that can, and this preview guide shows what’s new for 2020 and what’s been great al
Choosing between the 2020 Chevrolet Colorado and Toyota Tacoma can be overwhelming – at least at first. Take a closer look at these midsize trucks, however, and it’s easy to see which is destined for your driveway.
In the realm of midsize trucks, the 2021 Chevrolet Colorado is king. With its rugged style, best-in-class tow ratings, adventurous off-road capabilities, and high-end comfort options, the Colorado leaves competitors far behind.
** Manufacturer’s Rebate subject to residency restrictions. Any customer not meeting the residency restrictions will receive a dealer discount in the same amount of the manufacturer’s rebate. **
** Manufacturer’s Rebate subject to residency restrictions. Any customer not meeting the residency restrictions will receive a dealer discount in the same amount of the manufacturer’s rebate. **
** Manufacturer’s Rebate subject to residency restrictions. Any customer not meeting the residency restrictions will receive a dealer discount in the same amount of the manufacturer’s rebate. **
