Used 2005 Chevrolet Colorado Regular Cab Consumer Reviews
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Z71 4X4
I love the 5 cyl/5 speed combination. The truck has the power when I need it & great mileage to boot.
Colorado good for compact truck
No problems for a compact truck. It has good low end pickup, is fairly comfortable on long trips, an I'm pleasently suprised at the good gas mileage. The truck is used in my courier business, and am pleased so far.
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Z85 LS Chevy 4x4 5 cylinder 5 speed 3.73 Gears
I traded in an 2002 TRD off road 4x4 V6 5 speed extended cab Toyota Tacoma for my Chevy Colorado last year. I must say that I'm satisfied with this truck. I get better miles to the gallon than the V6 Tacoma did, plus my turning radius is much tighter than before because I'm running a regular cab now, instead of extended cab. I replaced the stock factory tires that came with the truck for some 31x10.50-15 mudsters. Doing the tire switch solved most of the ground clearance problems I was having when off roading in the forest. My only problems with the truck so far have been: a rough idle engine miss for a few minutes during cold starts. This happened about 3 times during the cold winter months.
Z85 I-4 auto
This truck so far has exceeded my expectations. I love the ride, fuel economy and excelent shifting auto transmission. First tank of gas from the dealer I got 24.1 mpg. I wasn't even driving it in a way to get good mileage since it was being broke in. I should be able to easily get 26+ mpg after the break in period.
Colorado
It's been a fun vehicle with lots of utility for a value priced truck. Great gas mileage. Highway up to 30 mpg.