 EPA fuel economy estimates clearly put 2015 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon at the top of the V-6 midsize pickups segment. GMC Canyon and Chevrolet Colorado are V-6 pickups with automatic transmissions capable of outperforming the competitors, in terms of highway fuel economy, by 3 to 5 mpg (miles per gallon).
Tony Johnson the marketing manager of Colorado claims that Colorado is a clear example of the fact that you do not need expensive technology to get a good fuel economy. He says that Colorado provides the consumer with a fun drive and is easy. Plus it offers the best EPA fuel economy estimates in the segment.
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 It’s everything you expect from Chevy trucks and everything you didn’t expect from any small trucks. The 2015 Colorado will completely reinvent the midsize pickup. Built for a new generation with its own definition of adventure. It’s bold. It’s restless. It’s everything a truck should be, and more. MSRP starting at $20,120 Expected to provide unprecedented towing and power, Colorado will offer advanced 2.5L I-4 and 3.6L V6 engines at launch. Joining the engine lineup in 2015: the highly anticipated 2.8L Duramax® Turbo-Diesel. No other current North American competitor in this class offers a turbo-diesel. But no matter which engine you choose, impressive performance and remarkable efficiency ride shotgun on every trip. Colorado Towing Capacity
The all new 2015 Chevy Colorado will be coming soon to Courtesy Chevrolet San Diego. Keep checking back and visit Courtesy Chevrolet San Diego for more updates. Contact us today to learn more.
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