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DETROIT-Chevrolet opens the newest chapter in Chevy
Truck history by announcing "Colorado" as the name of its all-new
mid-size pickup.
"We wanted a name that would fit within the Chevy Truck
portfolio and stand out in the marketplace," said Russ Clark, Chevrolet
marketing director, mid-size truck. "With the development of an all-new
truck, it is crucial to select a new name that resonates well with customers and
has a strong presence."
Colorado marks the fifth all-new Chevy Truck since the
announcement of the Chevy Avalanche at the 1999 North American International
Auto Show. Colorado production will begin at the General Motors Shreveport truck
plant in Shreveport, La. in the fourth quarter of 2003.
What Makes The Colorado Unique?
- Colorado is first in its class with optional roof rail side
air bags.
- A battery saver system is standard on Colorado.
- Colorado was designed to be the smoothest, quietest pickup
in its class.
- In addition to
25 more horsepower, the I5 engine promises 3 mpg better fuel economy over
the V6 it replaces.
- Special performance enhancements have been made to the
steering and suspension.
- Options include heated seats, the OnStar safety &
security system, XM Satellite Radio, and a driver information system
including an oil life monitor.
- Two upright seats in the rear of the extended cab model are
much easier and more comfortable to use than the S-10s fold-down jump
seats.
- Its bed is
also wider and deeper than the model it replaces.
- Both the four- and five-cylinder inline engines
simultaneously deliver greater horsepower and greater fuel economy, making
them among the most advanced engines in the world.
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