Chevy Colorado Trail Boss - Road, Trails, and Mud Fails - Test Drive | Everyday Driver

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  • Опубликовано: 22 дек 2024

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  • @edeverick23
    @edeverick23 Год назад +7

    Glad you guys liked our truck, we're pretty proud of it. Hopefully you can get your hands on a ZR2 for comparison.

  • @chrissimmons9969
    @chrissimmons9969 Год назад +6

    It truly is amazing the engine technology that auto manufacturers employ. The four cylinder is producing amazing amounts of horsepower and torque allowing a mid sized pickup truck like the Colorado to tow over 7000 lbs.

  • @crashn2me105
    @crashn2me105 Год назад +5

    Great review as always. Thank you for all the smiles and laughter. You made my day, God bless you guys, peace.

  • @harolddenton6031
    @harolddenton6031 9 месяцев назад +1

    Last year on 6-28-23 I bought this same velocity blue color colorado trail boss. That thing will get up and go quickly when you step hard on the gas pedal. But the fuel economy goes down quickly when you drive the truck too hard.
    I have driven on logging roads in northeast Tennessee and not even put it into 4 wheel drive mode. The G80 locker kicks in when rear wheel slips and helps to go no problem up the logging roads. Love my Colorado trail boss. Paid 44 grand and got cruise contril,larger 18" black wheels with Goodyear territory mud tires. Also got full surround camera system.

  • @jeffreykreider6547
    @jeffreykreider6547 Год назад +6

    The headlights, All you do is tap the light icon on the top of the screen and you have all the headlight options right there. Most people drive with auto lights anyways.

    • @mikeskillz01
      @mikeskillz01 6 месяцев назад

      So many reviewers miss this, it's not inconvenient at all and even if the truck is off like they mentioned if you press the power button in the volume knob the icon at the top for the lights shows up so you can control the lights with the truck off.

  • @NEtrailboss
    @NEtrailboss Год назад +1

    8:45 in the video ....... "The headlight switch is buried deep in the menu". As you go through the setting menu to find the lights instead of just using the shortcut at the top of the screen specifically for the headlights. The headlights might actually be easier to turn on and off with the shortcut than the variety of places they put the on/off swtich on other vehicles i/e turn signal stalk or a knob on the dash. If you hadn't harped on it so long while doing it the hard way it wouldn't be so ironic.

  • @4ME2DRV
    @4ME2DRV 11 месяцев назад

    "It's not a high-end truck. It's a good truck." That's a perfect description of it. I love my 2019 Silverado Custom Trail Boss for that same reason. Didn't want to pay extra for bells and whistles I didn't want or need.

  • @redalfa22
    @redalfa22 11 месяцев назад +1

    The review suggests all 3 versions of the 2.7 are the same except for tuning. There are technically 2 different versions of this engine. The base L2R does not have oil squirters for the pistons and uses a lighter-duty 8 speed trans. The 2 L3B versions (390 or 430 torque) are apparently mechanically identical and each uses the heavier-duty trans.

  • @spyder000069
    @spyder000069 Год назад +1

    I believe most of my vehicles will turn on their lights when you lock or unlock the doors on the keyfob. So for those times when you just need temporary light I suspect that is all you would have to do versus try to dig into the menu system.

  • @RockstarBruski
    @RockstarBruski Год назад +1

    That is amazing power and torque and towing capacity for a 4 cylinder engine. Fun review! Muds always fun until you get stuck in in. 😂

  • @94jrose
    @94jrose Год назад +13

    I can’t get over how expensive trucks are now.

    • @omg_stoppit
      @omg_stoppit Год назад +7

      When adjusted for inflation and considering all the features which come standard, modern trucks are actually cheaper today than they were 20 years ago. The problem is wages remained low which means you feel like your dollar doesn't go as far. Blame the corporate overlords who fought tooth and nail to keep employee wages low.

    • @thomasfields2082
      @thomasfields2082 11 месяцев назад +1

      Yup. Thanx govt regulations and manufacturers slapping a ton of crap you don't need into the cheaper options

    • @dougiefresh0124
      @dougiefresh0124 11 месяцев назад +1

      @@thomasfields2082it’s not that they slap a ton of extra crap on them, they just raise the prices of cheap features and say it’s a good deal when you’re getting bent over

    • @chitterlingsrtasty
      @chitterlingsrtasty 6 месяцев назад

      Everything is expensive right now

    • @scottlowell493
      @scottlowell493 5 месяцев назад

      The trail boss at $41k is a steal compared to a tacoma sr5 or a Ford ranger. Both of those are $45k

  • @stalkev
    @stalkev 2 месяца назад

    That's storage area in the tailgate, serves its purpose, but I think it should be fifty percent wider. I can say this because I own a ZR2, and I use it, but I wish it was wider. Thank you for sharing

  • @mkei8973
    @mkei8973 Год назад +1

    Hi, from Japan!! Now, I believe the person who made actual buttons should have deserved to get the Nobel Prize in Physics!! Praise for actual buttons!!

  • @shiftmotorsports9803
    @shiftmotorsports9803 Год назад

    I know you guys aren't that into trucks and some things seem gimmicky, but the tailgate storage is a great spot for a tow strap and tie downs which get wet and dirty when used off road. It's genius.
    So is the ruler on the tailgate (thanks Ford). I have used my tailgate numerous times to cut wood and have forgotten my tape measure upstairs.
    I would love a new ZR2 to replace my 2018 ZR2 if it ever dies (103k). Great trucks
    BTW, one of my favorite videos you guys did was Moab. You both seemed to genuinely have a lot of fun!

    • @TestDriveVideos
      @TestDriveVideos  Год назад +1

      We appreciate your perspective, thank you! Tow straps is a great use for that tailgate storage. Glad to have you watching - yes, we enjoyed Moab rock crawling quite a bit!

  • @mariagiordano3902
    @mariagiordano3902 Год назад

    us utilitarian guys love buttons and switches , the zr2 has a bunch of switches .. we might have to add our own switch to the dome in the aftermarket I see that coming , love the truck

  • @MegaRetr
    @MegaRetr Год назад

    I can’t get over how expensive trucks are now.))

  • @scottlowell493
    @scottlowell493 5 месяцев назад

    My 2019 v6 colorado was rough and noisy at highway speed. It was fatigining on a long commute.

  • @paulm6481
    @paulm6481 Год назад

    Why is LCD gauge cluster so small. Looks like they could have place for bigger LCD screen in for gauge.

    • @elche1976
      @elche1976 Год назад

      The 23 models have the 8" screen. The 24 models will have the 11 inch screen.

  • @n0xxm3rcyxx
    @n0xxm3rcyxx 6 месяцев назад

    see and my issue is the engine... is it there for longevity? i dont know.

  • @louisgrueling1171
    @louisgrueling1171 11 месяцев назад

    If I got this truck the trail boss. I would pay the extra $400. For the computer program to increase the high output for the engine. Which is the option from the dealership

  • @davekotowski8520
    @davekotowski8520 Год назад +5

    Sorry, you may call me old school but I'm tired of all these manufacturers taking away switches and knobs where you really need them. God help you if that screen ever stops working.

  • @craigott3272
    @craigott3272 10 месяцев назад +3

    The lights are available on home screen. Just tap the light bulb. Stop whining.

  • @WyattWill
    @WyattWill Год назад

    I have a 2022 diesel, I bought it after I saw the *LACK OF* engine options on the new Colorado. The 2022 does have temperature numbers, a headlight selection knob, and the back seats seem to have more room (although the bed is not as long). I'm honestly very glad I bought the old model and not this new one. I don't need a fancy big screen in my truck, which seems to be the only notable upgrade.

  • @JuanLopez-kw9of
    @JuanLopez-kw9of Год назад

    a turbo four in a truck with that amount of boost is scary to me in terms of its reliability . i get why every car maker has a turbo four but i prefer a NA engine especially in a truck.

    • @elche1976
      @elche1976 Год назад

      It's been in the Silverado for 4-5 years. You should check out the videos showing what it went through in testing.

  • @tg8150
    @tg8150 Год назад +3

    The headlight function alone is a major deal breaker for me.

  • @paulh6517
    @paulh6517 Год назад +1

    51-54% of cell phone customers have an Iphone in the USA. If Carplay ceases to exist in the Chevy, How many sales will be lost because of the omission of Carplay in the future? Something the Chevy folks should entertain before 2 years before its reinstated when the mistake was realized.

  • @harleydad1975
    @harleydad1975 Год назад +1

    Lost me at the new inline 4 and loss of V6.

    • @elche1976
      @elche1976 Год назад +2

      These engines are superior to the dog of a v6 they just retired.

  • @cayman9873
    @cayman9873 Год назад +2

    4 cyl, bad 8 speed trans from hell... no light switch, 40 k.. no way

    • @elche1976
      @elche1976 Год назад +3

      Sheeple who believes random incorrect rumors on the web. Try doing research and you'll prove your own statement false.

    • @shiftmotorsports9803
      @shiftmotorsports9803 Год назад +2

      Six years and 103k on my "8 speed trans from hell" with no issues and no sign of giving up soon. There were some bad apples as a result of improper fluid

  • @paulm6481
    @paulm6481 Год назад

    Too bad it has that problematic 8-speed transmission with Federal class action lawsuit against it. Buyer be aware.

    • @elche1976
      @elche1976 Год назад +5

      No it doesn't. These are not the same. Maybe do some research before claiming something incorrect?

    • @garett2892
      @garett2892 Год назад +2

      different trans man