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2011 Chevrolet Colorado 1LT 4WD Overview

The Chevrolet Colorado was introduced in 2004 as a replacement for the Chevy S10. The Colorado is either a large compact pickup truck or a smallish midsize pickup truck; this may make it ideal for some buyers, but it makes the marketing a bit confusing at times.

Designed to compete with smaller trucks like the Ford Ranger, Dodge Dakota, Toyota Tacoma, and the Mazda B-Series, the Colorado's advantage is its relatively large hauling capacity. Offered in a range of trims, from no-frills to a bit of luxury, the Chevy Colorado may not be the ideal farm or ranch workhorse vehicle, but suburban cowboys might find it just the ticket.

The GMC Canyon is a sister truck to the Chevrolet Colorado; buyers looking for a heftier hauler from the General Motors family might want to check out the Chevrolet Silverado or the GMC Sierra.

Expert Reviews for 2011 Chevrolet Colorado 1LT 4WD by Year

2019 Chevrolet Colorado Test Drive Review

Christian Wardlaw

Since the midsize Chevy Colorado returned for the 2015 model year, every one of its competitors except the Nissan Frontier has been redesigned. Normally, that would spell doom for a vehicle. Howeve

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2016 Chevrolet Colorado Test Drive Review

George Kennedy

Midsize pickup trucks offer some advantages over their full-size brethren, like improved fuel economy and the ability to actually fit in city parking spaces. But start shopping around for these sve

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2015 Chevrolet Colorado Test Drive Review

Nicole Wakelin

The 2015 Chevrolet Colorado returns after a 3-year hiatus, and it arrives in grand style, nabbing Motor Trend’s 2015 Truck of the Year award in spite of some tough competition. The days of bigger i

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2011 Chevrolet Colorado 1LT 4WD Reviews

Really fun pick up truck

by nbrotsch

Pick ups are pick ups there is not that much you could do with them except make them as versatile as possible. Chevrolet banged out the right truck for the money with this one. Cant say i am a huge pick up guy but looks style handling power is all there with the 2015 Colorado...
Loving my Colorado !!

by BlueOvalBoy0429

Truck is very sporty looking, seats are somewhat comfortable, but on long trips more frequent stops are required. When passenger seat is pushed back, visibility is almost nil out rear door window. Acceleration is very adequate, braking is very good, but handling does need some improvement. I love driving this truck.
Don't believe the "expert" reviews

by migration_sldl2004

Some of the expert reviews on this truck are utterly ridiculous. Whether it was cars.com or Edmunds or MSN autos--it didn't matter. They all hated this truck and I still don't see why. 90% of the user reviews were all positive, aside from the complaints about the interior. I'll admit--GM did overdo it on the plastic interior, but it is a compact truck and to expect it to be as luxurious as a full-size is not realistic. If you want a truck like that, buy an F150 or a Silverado. I honestly love the truck---the styling, the engine and most everything about it is appealing to me. The V8 model is a rocket, I can tell you that much. It easily tows my snowmobiles, ATV's and trailer. Is the truck perfect? No---but no vehicle is. The 5.3L motor is a proven motor, so I plan on driving it for many years to come. It has the power of a full-size and the handling of a car---it's fun and enjoyable to drive. I average 17.7 mpg in mixed driving, around 19 highway and 13-14 in the city. Not great mileage, but it's a V8. I highly recommend this truck to anyone.