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It Works Hard. Even While You Play EXTERIOR COLOURS INTERIOR FABRICS WHEELS Vinyl Deluxe Cloth Leather* A B 92 – Medium Pewter 19 – Very Dark Pewter 193 – Very Dark Pewter IT WORKS HARD. 41 – Black 48 – Deep Navy1 C D EVEN WHILE YOU PLAY. 31 – Cashmere 313 – Cashmere 50 – Summit White 61 – Aqua Blue Metallic EXTERIOR/INTERIOR COLOUR COMPATIBILITY Interior 19 – Very Dark Pewter 31 – Cashmere 92 – Medium Pewter Vinyl You want a truck with rock-solid credentials. of four and five-cylinder engines. And Colorado Exterior Model 1LT, 2LT 1LT, 2LT 1LT 41 – Black • • • That doesn’t mean you have to look exclusively is the only mid-size with Regular, Extended, A – 16" x 6.5" aluminum, standard on 2LT 4x4 models at a full-size pickup. Colorado continues to prove and Crew Cab models. Not that this truck is all 48 – Deep Navy1 • • • with Z85 Standard Suspension that it’s possible to get the strength, power and business – you can make work feel more like 74 – Victory Red GCR – Inferno Orange Metallic 50 – Summit White • • • B – 16" x 6.5" aluminum, standard on 2LT 2WD models with Z85 Standard Suspension dependability you demand from your truck – in play with the added perks of available SiriusXM 61 – Aqua Blue Metallic • • • C – 17" x 7" chrome-clad, standard on 2LT models a mid-size pickup. If it’s a Chevrolet Colorado. Satellite RadioTM,* and available heated power 74 – Victory Red • • • with Z71 Off-Road Suspension Package Its hard-working capabilities are demonstrated front bucket seats with leather seating surfaces. GCR – Inferno Orange Metallic • • • D – 18" x 8" Midnight Silver aluminum, standard on 2LT models with ZQ8 Sport Suspension Package by the available VortecTM 5.3L V8 engine that Everything you need for work. Plus everything GGU – Steel Green Metallic • • • GGU – Steel Green Metallic GGZ – Sheer Silver Metallic generates big-time numbers: 300 horsepower you want for play. In one mid-size truck. Colorado. GGZ – Sheer Silver Metallic • • • and 320 lb.-ft. of torque. And a towing capacity * Available at extra cost on 2LT models. Due to limitations in the printing process, the colours shown may differ slightly from the actual colour. For more accurate colour samples, ask your sales consultant to see the dealer showroom colour display. * Available in 10 Canadian provinces and the 48 contiguous United 1 – Not available with ZQ8 Sport Suspension. Exterior colours may be subject to change during the 2012 model year, please check with your sales consultant or visit chevrolet.ca for latest colour availability on Colorado. of up to 2722 kg (6000 lb.). If fuel efficiency is a States. Subscription sold separately after trial period. 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