I have had both.
All comes down to personal preference and price.
I advise you to get the GM MasterCard - that has points.
This month - my points are doubled. $3,000.00. In addition to any other incentives.
Customer Loyalty is another $1,000.00 and there are rebates.
But back to the two trucks. Get whatever you like and feel comfortable.
Only time will tell if the 2015 Colorado/Canyon is a winner or loser. And even then all comes down to personal preference and price.
I have always had a full size truck but downsized to a 2010 Colorado in 2010. I don't haul the plywood and sheetrock anymore so I don't need an 8' bed. But still want a truck.
And at the time GM was the only truck company that sold a small pickup that had both 4 cylinder and 4x4 in the Extended Cab. Not Toyota. Not Nissan. Not Ford.
The 4 cylinder operates perfectly fine. Drove across country with it and it drove fine. I also have a small utility trailer and all works fine.
All comes down to personal preference and price.
I advise you to get the GM MasterCard - that has points.
This month - my points are doubled. $3,000.00. In addition to any other incentives.
Customer Loyalty is another $1,000.00 and there are rebates.
But back to the two trucks. Get whatever you like and feel comfortable.
Only time will tell if the 2015 Colorado/Canyon is a winner or loser. And even then all comes down to personal preference and price.
I have always had a full size truck but downsized to a 2010 Colorado in 2010. I don't haul the plywood and sheetrock anymore so I don't need an 8' bed. But still want a truck.
And at the time GM was the only truck company that sold a small pickup that had both 4 cylinder and 4x4 in the Extended Cab. Not Toyota. Not Nissan. Not Ford.
The 4 cylinder operates perfectly fine. Drove across country with it and it drove fine. I also have a small utility trailer and all works fine.