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Originally Posted by AzItaliaSS
Test drove one yesterday, along with a taco and a tundra. Olive green mettalic color and look of the truck is tough, power is ok I guess, handles decent, has some good electric seat perks and goodies, remote start, etc .
price tag at 45k though meh
Also shock replacement options and suspension in the future replacement wise is a giant question mark due to the specific engineered system they developed.
I'm on the fence, taco was good also but engine is slightly more of a dog.
Tundra has power and looks wise but doesn't fit in the garage where the other two would.
Either way nice truck, but backseat is the smallest of the three.
Just 45k is scary
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Curious what engine option it had...V6 or diesel? I don't see the diesel emblem, so I assume V6.
Also, the Colorado actually has more rear legroom than the Taco. Check out the specs. Maybe you was referring to the extended cab Tundra and I misunderstood, but if you was referring to the Colorado I don't agree with your smallest backseat comment.
Last but not least....45K scary? Maybe so, but what other equally as good offroad truck are you going to get for less than that? None. For the best stock offroad potential, this truck starting in the low 40s is it.
If you are wanting to start cheaper and then mod the truck with your own suspension components and build it how you want it, then ZR2 is probably not where you should be looking. But as far as best offroader for the price, it takes the crown.