The midsize pickup segment in the USA has been rather underwhelming for some time. The Chevrolet Colorado, Ford Ranger, and Toyota Tacoma have all been in need of a comprehensive update, but Ford and Chevy are finally coming to the party. An all-new Ranger is on the way and it'll go up against this, the 2023 Chevrolet Colorado pickup truck. The new Colorado arrives with butch styling, a new 2.7-liter turbocharged engine, a tough Trail Boss, and a vastly improved interior. Until the new Ranger gets here, the new Colorado looks like the new midsize pickup boss.
When Is The Chevrolet Colorado Coming Out?
The Chevrolet Colorado's release date is sometime in the first half of 2023. This is when production of the new truck will begin at the General Motors assembly facility in Wentzville, Missouri. It's not yet clear if the Chevrolet Colorado will be coming out before or after the new Ford Ranger.
2023 Chevrolet Colorado Price And Competition?
At the time of writing, the Chevrolet Colorado's price hadn't been revealed by the automaker. The 2022 model starts at $25,735. However, that price is for the cheapest Extended Cab and the new Colorado only comes with a Crew Cab. Based on all of this, we assume that the new one will begin at about $28,000 MSRP.
The new Chevrolet Colorado pickup's main rival will be the all-new Ford Ranger, but we also don't know how much that will cost yet. The trusty Toyota Tacoma must be counted among other rivals but the Japanese truck now appears comprehensively outgunned by Chevy and Ford's latest efforts.
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