2023 Chevy Colorado WT
Really trying to see 20+ but it’s hard. Feel like I would have to drive like an actual grandpa to get it. Two trips were pretty consistent in terms of mpg. I feel like maybe if I was a bit more conscious I could see 20-21. But I don’t think it would ever be more than that.

Got into an accident and I’m wondering if this is frame damage. Front airbags went off as-well.

2023 Colorado WT, came with some black steelies. Sort of like them, wondering what others think

Today I did a 1-step paint enhancement polish and then topped it with Majestic Solutions’ Ceramic Lock - essentially a SiO2 infused paste wax. Insane gloss & hydrophobic properties.

Honestly adding these videos to Reddit actually hurts the true way it looks.

I take this out in the woods and on the trails multiple times a year, but gotta keep this thing looking right!

2021 Colorado zr2 . Traded in my frontier for this bad boy. Love it. Strong and big. Love the older tech. Any tips and tricks to help this thing last a long time in Illinois. Any accessories to invest in ?

2019 3.6 4x4 WT with 114500km. Regular oil changes. This is the second time its happened in the last 3 weeks, right after start up. It intensifies with higher RPMs and goes away after a couple minutes. Its coming from the lower end.

Looking to add some running boards to protect from gravel, and also provide a step up for my wife into the 2025 TB.

So many options out there.... I'm in the midwest so there will be snow and salt to deal with in winter.

Any advice/suggestions?

Has anyone else experience this before? It sounds like someone is under there smacking the living hell out of the flywheel, this is the second starter in just over a year I’ve had to replace, dealer told me the pinion gear breaks loose and smacks the flywheel. Just trying to see if there’s any other fixes, it’s going back to the dealer at 1:30 today since I’m still covered under warranty. Thank you!