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Chevy Colorado four door s
We do a bit of commuting to a vacation home with our Chevy 1500 Silverado standard cab pickup to tote a bit of cargo back and forth. The wife wants us to trade for a fourdoor shortbox, which would have Grandkid room and haul all the stuff we have to haul rather than the full 8 ft. I have a small two wheel trailer we pull now and then but never haul more than maybe a lawn tractor. We haven't went looking yet, but the Colorado fourdoor is a nice looking small pickup. Any opinions on them? Frank.
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Thanks guys for the info. I've also heard that they aren't much better mileage wise than the Silverado's My current 07 plain jane standard cab 4X4 1500 W/small V8/auto tans has tickled an HONEST 21 in a calm day no air contitioner several times on an interstate day long drive. About 16-18 on day to day town and back drives. A friend of mine has a new body style 07 1500 with the 8/6/4 engine with every dodad known to man and probably some no man has heard of. I could have already solved all this if I just would have split for a four door when I bought the one I have now, but the old conservative mind set wouldn't let me spend the extra. I have no problem with other brands long as it is GM/Ford/Dodge, absolutely no foeiegn cars in my shed. I'd have to have a real good reason to stray from Chevy simply because of the dealereship I buy from. they are a small town dealership that started in 1946 and probably rival the volume of the big timers, and they don't even have a showroom. Just good honest people. Frank.
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Yes, I have looked at the Avalanche, not sure if I spell it correctly either, and do like their "Midgate" feature that allows a shortbox to be turned into to a longbox or even a bit more I think by just opening a gate between the front of the pickup box and folding down the back seats. I don't think the Hummer would be a go with the Mrs., she leans toward the smaller side. In my prior post about the friend who has the 1500 four door with the 8/6/4/ engine. I've really never asked him about fuel mileage, his normal objective is to "Get There NOW".
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Thr Mrs. just don't want a Hummer, I didn't know they built a small one, but she says no, so end of that story. We're still mlles from any decision, and haven't had time to do any looking yet.
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KT; From what little I've heard about them the Hummer's seem to be a good solid machine, but a bit pricey. The wife says they have too muuch of an "Armored Car" look. Frank.
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KT: I think you are right, we are right back where we started. The Mrs. is a small person 5' 1'' so even the fullsize Silverado I have now kinda overwhelms her, so I think it is a Colorado.
Joel; Yes you are correct probabaly more of my Silverado was built in Mexico than any other country. But here is the stigma that keeps me domestic. I never served in the military, so to do my part besides having "Old Glory" flying proudly in my front yard 24/7 LONG before 911, I just refuse to so to speak "Salute" another flag except ours by having a foriegn car in my garage. Frank
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Joel; You have your opinions and I have mine. As you will recall we have never saw things on the same level, but your statement that helping an old lady up a flight of stairs is the most patroitic thing I could do is the most anti patriotic statement I've ever heard for anyone claiming to be a true American say. Nuff said, end of story, PERIOD!!!
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