GM is bringing back the Chevrolet Colorado after a short break from the North American market. The new model sports a modern look (think something along the lines of VW's Amarok) on the outside that sets it apart from the tougher-looking and bigger Silverado.
“The
new Colorado’s design brings a youthful breath of fresh air to the
midsize truck segment and puts a progressive spin on Chevrolet’s
true-truck styling,” said Ken Parkinson, executive director of Chevrolet
Design. “It’s like the younger, more eager brother of the Silverado – a
Chevy truck through and through, with great zeal and a spirit of
adventure.”
Aimed squarely at the likes of the Toyota Tacoma in the mid-size pickup truck segment,
the new Colorado adopts many modern amenities inside like the available
eight-inch diagonal color touch screen on the center console for the
MyLink infotainment system and a standard 3.4-inch diagonal driver
information screen in the instrument cluster.
