It's the smallest In the lineup, but brand-new
suspension upgrades and cladding make the Chevy
Colorado ZR2 the truck that Motor Trend claims is “The best
money can buy”! The fully boxed frame gives the Chevy Colorado ZR2 a stronger
body resulting in better payload. Additional skid plates provide extra
protection for the underbody, so rocks and other obstacles aren't scraping up
some of the most vital parts of the truck. The V-6 powered Chevy Colorado ZR2
get you an 8-speed automatic transmission tuned for the challenges of off-road
driving.
When this transmission is paired up with generous
power, you've got the winning formula to create one of the best off-road trucks
in existence. The 3.6-liter V-6 comes standard and is a very capable option for
O'Rielly Chevy of Tucson drivers who
crave the thrill of high speeds in the cactus and red-sand rich desert. There's
also a diesel option: the Colorado ZR2 is available with a 2.8-liter
turbodiesel capable of meeting your rock-crawling needs. This is also a truck
that has the most power and torque in its league: the 3.6-liter V-6 cranks out
308 hp and 275 lb-ft of torque, and the 2.8-liter turbodiesel has 181 hp and
369 lb-ft, offering up two high-octane options to power the best small off-road
truck.
Locking differentials allow both wheels to travel
at the same speed, so when traction is lost for one wheel, both will still keep
spinning no matter what the amount of resistance. With a locking differential,
since equal power is transferred to both wheels, the wheel that is in contact
with the ground has the ability to rotate along with the free wheel, providing
added traction which is ideal for off-roading. Multimatic DSSV spool-valve
shocks proved plenty of ground clearance for the task of crawling over large
rocks, and the grit to deal with jumps and other obstacles that would cause a
normal pickup to experience bottoming out after impact.
Motor Trend's Stefan Ogbac also was very appreciative of what's known as the “Chevy
Swagger”, and took a quick liking to the illuminated bowtie badge that the ZR2
proudly sports that can get other rigs ahead of you to rapidly step aside. Our
chief rival in the form of the Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro is the one that this
article claims we beat out easily: the ZR2 rises above day-to-day expectations,
and provides a great daily driver or option to veer off the pavement
ferociously in. We are lucky to live in a state that offers an abundance of locations
to properly put the Colorado ZR2 to the test, and are enthusiastic about the
many positive reviews such as this one praising its ability and candor!
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