The bed stowed tire is a new gear on option, it still can go underneath like the normal Colorado.

.....and sits directly above the rear axle.

This, so much this, and its not just California, some states’ laws are just: See California. Specifically: States adopting the California standards include Arizona (2012 model year), Connecticut, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New Mexico (2011 model year), New York, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island,…

Or maybe just put V8's together?

will require me to work along side an even more terrifying, more devastating monster than any gremlin: a wiring diagram.

It is a normal turbo charger with an electric motor around the axle that connects the compressor and turbine. When the car is accelerating it spools up the turbo and then lets the exhaust take over once it starts flowing.

Neutral: If GM can still make good profits amidst the plateauing car market then maybe that can convince Wall Street.

I would use a car sharing service so that I could buy something impractical/sporty, but let someone use that car? No, definitely would not share a sportscar. Maybe if I had an econobox and the sharing service had some kind of rad insurance/compensation then maybe.

Yup, Camaro.

OH OH This ones in Flint! I went to school there and saw it once!

He’s talking about the official EPA numbers, not that “one guy I know down the street that gets 65 mpg” guy.

Its a rebadged Nissan, but close enough......right...?

If they stretched the chassis of the Colorado, then where did all that space go cuz that bed looks cramped?

David Tracy is on a roll today! First the ATS-V, then the variable compression, and now this?!?! You know what’s important.....and the way to my heart.

Most speed limiters on vehicles are there for the OEM tire’s speed rating; as such, I don’t know of any tire that can withstand 285 mph and it could still be in development with Bugatti and their tire supplier.

I agree with this, but I can understand where they’re coming from. The Camaro is encroaching on the Corvette in performance and price and I think they’re trying to differentiate them more. Personally I’d leave well enough alone, buuut on the plus side maybe this makes room for a new sports car/hatch that slots below…

Thank you for buying yellow, the roads need more color.

Yup

Bravo!