How the Colorado Got Americanized; It Was More Than Emissions
Jalopnik
Oct. 12, 2015
By: Andrew P. Collins
“Diesel Chevy truck” sounds as American as John Wayne watching Jackass on a phone while he’s eating a hot dog and picking a fight at a baseball game. But even though the four-cylinder Duramax rumbling in the new Colorado and GMC Canyon has been around since 2011, it wasn’t actually fit for the U.S.A. until now.
As you may or may not feel comfortable accepting, General Motors does indeed sell vehicles beyond our nation’s impermeable borders. Some of those international markets include places that actually buy small, cheap, utilitarian vehicles instead of just commenting about them on the internet.
For example; the Chevy Colorado. Which went on hiatus here but still sold in South America, Asia, and Australia with the 2.8 liter four-cylinder Duramax diesel engine we’re only just now getting to enjoy here in the homeland.
Full article is available at the link.
Jalopnik
Oct. 12, 2015
By: Andrew P. Collins
“Diesel Chevy truck” sounds as American as John Wayne watching Jackass on a phone while he’s eating a hot dog and picking a fight at a baseball game. But even though the four-cylinder Duramax rumbling in the new Colorado and GMC Canyon has been around since 2011, it wasn’t actually fit for the U.S.A. until now.
As you may or may not feel comfortable accepting, General Motors does indeed sell vehicles beyond our nation’s impermeable borders. Some of those international markets include places that actually buy small, cheap, utilitarian vehicles instead of just commenting about them on the internet.
For example; the Chevy Colorado. Which went on hiatus here but still sold in South America, Asia, and Australia with the 2.8 liter four-cylinder Duramax diesel engine we’re only just now getting to enjoy here in the homeland.
Full article is available at the link.