The 2012 Chevrolet Colorado is a midsize pickup truck featuring an extended cab body sitting on a high-stance AWD chassis, uses 20 inch wheels wrapped around off-road tires, and extracts power from a 2.8-litre turbo diesel plant for which output remains unspecified.besides the Pepperdust Metallic exterior paint highlighted by various polished aluminum accents, the new pickup is also featuring GM's dual-port grille, a pair of large headlamps, integrated side steps, full LED taillights., and LED turn signals on the outside mirrors.
At the interior the 2012 Chevrolet Colorado features a Camaro style dual-cockpit instrument panel, motorcycle inspired three-dimensional gauges, leather-trimmed seats, ice-blue lighting, a dual glovebox and a 7-inch LCD display which serves as an interface for Web access, navigation, music and hands free phone.
GM has promised to release more details regarding the production version "2012 Chevrolet Colorado" later this year.
BANGKOK, Thailand - Chevrolet today revealed the Colorado Show Truck in advance of the Bangkok International Auto Show, where it is making its global public debut. The concept previews the next-generation Colorado midsize pickup truck, which will build on Chevrolet’s strong truck DNA and award-winning heritage. The Colorado reinforces that heritage with expressive design, refinement and uncompromising capability.”
The show truck features an extended-cab body atop a high-stance AWD chassis and rides on large, 20-inch wheels and off-road tires. Design details
2012 Chevrolet Colorado show truck’s purposeful design conveys strength through bodywork that appears tightly wrapped over the chassis and a wide, confident stance. “Around the globe, pickup trucks are associated with strength, capability and function – and that’s exactly what the Colorado show truck embodies,” said Ed Welburn, GM vice president of Global Design. “Its broad-shouldered proportions are derived from nearly a century of Chevrolet truck heritage.”
Inside, there’s another signature Chevrolet cue: a dual-cockpit instrument panel design.
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