It’s been a few years since the mid-sized Chevrolet Colorado truck has been available in U.S. dealerships, and new reports indicate that the all-new redesign could be unveiled in just a few months.
According to Automotive News, the 2015 Colorado may debut at the Los Angeles Auto Show this November. Judging off past GM debuts, it makes sense to expect that the big brother GMC Canyon will also make its grand entrance at the same time. What can we expect from these new middleweight pickups?
Chevrolet currently sells the new generation Colorado in Asia, but hasn’t produced one for the American market since 2011. With both the Ford Ranger and Dodge Dakota also leaving the segment in the past few years, the new 2015 Colorado would be the only U.S. truck in its class – one that is led by the Toyota Tacoma and Nissan Frontier. With vehicles sales, and trucks in particular, on the rise, now may be an excellent time to roll out the new Colorado and Canyon.
According to Automotive News, the 2015 Colorado may debut at the Los Angeles Auto Show this November. Judging off past GM debuts, it makes sense to expect that the big brother GMC Canyon will also make its grand entrance at the same time. What can we expect from these new middleweight pickups?
Chevrolet currently sells the new generation Colorado in Asia, but hasn’t produced one for the American market since 2011. With both the Ford Ranger and Dodge Dakota also leaving the segment in the past few years, the new 2015 Colorado would be the only U.S. truck in its class – one that is led by the Toyota Tacoma and Nissan Frontier. With vehicles sales, and trucks in particular, on the rise, now may be an excellent time to roll out the new Colorado and Canyon.
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