10 Best Chevy Colorados on TruckTrend.com

In September 2004, Chevrolet debuted Colorado, an all-new, midsize pickup that replaced its popular S-10 compact (the spawn of the LUV mini truck).

One interesting fact about Chevy’s Colorado (its GMC upscale sibling is the Canyon) is that its run has not been continuous. Production was halted in 2012, even though the truck received a few minor changes. The line refired in 2015 with a redesigned, second-generation Colorado that is longer, wider, taller, heavier, and more powerful than the OG. Diesel power (2.8L Duramax LWN) was added to the drivetrain lineup a year later, and the platform’s V-6 gas engine was updated and an eight-speed automatic transmission added in 2017.

TruckTrend covered the general beat, and titles such as Truckin, Diesel Power, and Four Wheeler have done their share of highlighting ‘Rados decked out for cruising or off-road. Here are ten stories about Colorados. Trucks too big to be “small,” but cool nonetheless.