Used 2006 Chevrolet Colorado for Sale Nationwide
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About 2006 Chevrolet Colorado
Overview
The 2006 Chevrolet Colorado is Chevy's midsize truck representative. Of course, "midsize" is used loosely here, as the crew cab measures over 17 feet long and 5 feet wide.
Two engines are available: the dohc 2.8-liter, 169-ci dohc I4 rated at 175 horsepower at 5600 rpms with torque at 185@2800. The available dohc I5 is a slight step up, at 3.5 liters and 211 cubic inches, giving 220 and 225 horsepower and torque at the same RPMS.
Mileage is good for a truck, with 27c/21h for the 5-speed manual dohc I4, ranging to the more gas guzzling 23h/18c dohc I5 automatic.
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Tom O
Reviewed a 2006 Chevrolet LS Extended Cab RWD on Jun 4, 2011
The truck has been perfect and the gas mileage is much higher than the EPA rated it. The cab is super quiet. Truck tracks perfect with 80,000 miles on it and seems like it wants to coast forever.Engine and trans are super smooth. The truck has shown no signs of wear and other than one set of tires and front brakes only this mostly city driven Colorado comes very highly recommended. I love this truck!
Anonymous
Reviewed a 2006 Chevrolet LT Extended Cab RWD on Apr 11, 2014
I bought this truck new in the summer of '06 with every option available (the 3LT) including trailering setup. It has been a really dependable truck. Once I put the bed cover on it my mileage on long trips was as high as 25 mpg. Once they switched to ethanol blends, my mileage is still about 22 on the interstate and 19 around town. The 3.5 has plenty of power even when towing my 19' center console boat. The ride is comfortable and the leather full power seats w/ heat can't be beat. The back seat is a different story. it can comfortably fit 2 garden gnomes, anything larger is scrunched up. I have 106K miles and maintenance has been minimum. I did a full brake job recently, changed the thermostat and hoses, and solenoid on the charcoal canister. Other than that, zero problems. And the brakes really didn't need it, just thought after 100k they should. I just wish they still made them this year.
James A
Reviewed a 2006 Chevrolet Colorado on May 13, 2020
Well built only thing is the rust is typical in this model
Matt C
Reviewed a 2006 Chevrolet LT Crew Cab RWD on Aug 1, 2013
I love the handling and towing of this mid-sized truck but the shorter bed makes hauling longer items a bit harder than a full-size bed. The fuel economy is one of the best, especially for a truck and the comfort is spot on.
2006 Chevrolet Colorado Trims
| Trim type | MSRP |
|---|---|
| LT 4WD | $19,990 |
| Work Truck Extended Cab RWD | $17,990 |
| Work Truck RWD | $15,390 |
| LS RWD | $15,590 |
| LT Extended Cab 4WD | $22,190 |
| LT Extended Cab RWD | $19,190 |
| LT Crew Cab 4WD | $24,490 |
| LT Crew Cab RWD | $21,990 |
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