So the 3.0L diesel is NA and not even turbocharged?
You can't get the diesel with the manual transmission
The diesel model also weighs an extra 500 pounds and its maximum tow rating is lower than that of a gas-powered Gladiator
Do you happen to have a vin or a link to this specific truck?
I can pull the carfax and try to see the window sticker to see if it had the HO I4 Turbo motor option
Do all motor platforms have the annoying start/stop feature, or just the 5.0L?
The 5.0 has cylinder deactivation, but the 2.7L and 3.5L shouldn't, right?
I was surprised that a bone stock Colorado with smaller tires has the same diff ratio as a loaded Colorado with 33s
I think 3.42 gears?
285/70R17 is roughly 32.7 x 11.20
315/70R17 is roughly 34.4 x 12.40
Canyon has a better looking front end and larger fog lights
Colorado seems to have tiny pencil beam fogs and a large plastic filler plate that makes it looks like it's missing an option
I'm definitely going to look for a truck with a 2 speed case
Factory bedliner, sunroof, and rear slider are also a must for me
I'm still undecided on the ZR2 package and wondering if I "need" a front locker
Another odd feature I have found for 2023 Colorado and Canyon trucks......is that some factory window stickers say 1 speed transfer case and some trucks say 2 speed transfer case
My 2012 F150 had the 3.5L Eco
I loved the power and everything about the truck, until 97,000 when it sounded like the motor was rattling apart internally
It was totalled shortly thereafter
What exactly does the ZR2 package consist of?
LT285/70R17 tires
21.40 gallon gas tank
A 3.1-inch-longer wheelbase, most of it coming from moving the front axle forward 2.95 inches
ZR2 gets a 3-inch lift
Front and rear lockers
The ZR2 track width has been increased by 3 inches, thanks to...