2015 Chevrolet Colorado Adds Box Delete, Seat Delete Options

The 2015 Chevrolet Colorado now offers a box-delete option for buyers who don't want a traditional pickup bed. While standard pickup trucks are incredibly versatile vehicles, some industries require specialized frames and compartments on the back of their fleet vehicles. Now Chevrolet will provide customers a Chevrolet Colorado without the cargo box, so it's ready for upfitting.



The special box delete is offered exclusively on two-wheel-drive extended cab models of the 2015 Chevrolet Colorado in Work Truck trim, with the 305hp 3.6-liter V-6 with the six-speed automatic transmission. By electing to delete the box, buyers receiver a $300 credit off the truck's price.

Along with a more modular platform, the box-delete comes with a 2,200 lb. payload rating, temporary taillamps on the rear of the frame, and a rear-bumper delete. Every box-deleted Colorado comes with the Z82 trailering package, a full-size spare tire , and a locking differential. Chevrolet says the box-delete offers a versatile platform for adding a flat-bed, enclosed cargo box, or other special made rear-box sectionals.



Chevrolet also allows Colorado buyers to delete the truck's rear seat, freeing up valuable storage space in the cabin behind the driver for maximum utility. The seat can be deleted regardless of whether or not the Colorado is equipped with the box-delete option.

This box-delete option is just one in a long line of special editions, trim levels, and customization General Motors offers for the Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon. The most recent packages include a Colorado GearOn Edition and a Canyon Nightfall appearance pack.