This is not a good vehicle to drive if you want a reliable truck that can withstand tough weather such as snow or want to pull a trailer or anything for that matter. This truck will most likely have multiple engine issues as well, because the entire series was not just a lemon but a basket full of lemons. If you decide to buy something like this, I feel sorry for you, and I hope you have a lot of cash handy and a great auto mechanic readily available to call any time of year at any time. You will most likely need a vomit bag and a box of tissues to dry away your tears from puking and crying so much because you wasted away so much of your hard earned money on such a garbage, pathetic excuse for a vehicle. Highly, I repeat highly, do not recommend this truck, and I wouldn't even give it to my worst enemy.

My 2005 Chevrolet Colorado has almost 600,000 miles on it. In terms of longevity, it has been a decent vehicle. The cabin (crew cab, four door) is reasonably comfortable for the size of the vehicle, and it uses less fuel and takes up less space than a typical full sized crew cab pickup. The bed is short, but I am still able to use it to transport large items. The body style is very good. Unfortunately, a number of serious maintenance issues have plagued the vehicle.