2026 Chevrolet Colorado For Sale

The 2026 Chevrolet Colorado: A Versatile Mid-Size Truck for Every Adventure

The 2026 Chevrolet Colorado delivers a balanced blend of power, capability, and comfort built to meet the needs of active families and hardworking professionals alike. With a turbocharged 2.7-liter inline-4 engine producing 310 horsepower and 430 lb-ft of torque, this mid-size truck offers strong performance tailored for both daily driving and weekend projects. The work-ready Base trim starts at an MSRP of $37,493, providing an accessible entry point while maintaining reliability and utility.

Equipped with a smooth automatic transmission and standard rear-wheel drive on the Work Truck, the Colorado ensures efficient fuel usage with EPA ratings showing 22 mpg city and 31 mpg highway. More advanced trims like the LT, Trail Boss, Z71, and ZR2 feature four-wheel-drive systems for enhanced traction and versatility, answering the call of outdoor adventure or tougher terrain. Seating for five passengers throughout the lineup supports families or crews with practical space and comfort.

Designed and assembled in the United States at General Motors LLC’s Wentzville, Missouri plant, the Colorado embodies American craftsmanship combined with thoughtful engineering. Its towing capacity reaches up to 7,700 pounds on most trims, making it a trusted partner for trailers, boats, or work gear. Whether you’re navigating the rugged landscapes near Prairie Grove or handling daily tasks in Rogers, the Chevrolet Colorado delivers dependable strength wrapped in a versatile package.

At George Nunnally Chevrolet, INC., located conveniently at 2700 Se Moberly Ln, Bentonville, AR, this truck stands ready to support both your family’s and your workday’s demands with confidence and American pride.

Table of Contents

• Bold and Functional: The Distinctive Exterior of the Chevrolet Colorado
• Powertrain Excellence: Turbocharged Capability and Towing Performance
• Comfort Meets Practicality: Interior Design and Passenger Experience
• Connected and Convenient: Advanced Technology and Infotainment Features
• Safety You Can Trust: Comprehensive Driver Assistance and Protection Systems
• Comparing All Trims: Pricing and Features Breakdown
• Understanding Warranty, Maintenance, and Service Support at George Nunnally Chevrolet
• Common Questions from Colorado Buyers: Expert Answers
• Why the 2026 Chevrolet Colorado Stands Out in Its Class

Bold and Functional: The Distinctive Exterior of the Chevrolet Colorado

Engine & Performance

Powertrain specifications across trim levels

All trims share: Engine: 2.7L I4, Horsepower: 310 hp, Torque: 430 lb-ft, Transmission: Automatic.

The 2026 Chevrolet Colorado presents a commanding presence, designed for drivers who need a versatile mid-size pickup that blends rugged capability with practical features. Across its trims—Work Truck, LT, Trail Boss, Z71, and ZR2—the Colorado reflects both functional engineering and visual appeal tailored to a wide range of driving needs, from daily commutes to demanding outdoor adventures.

At first glance, the Colorado’s exterior expresses strength through its carefully sculpted lines and muscular stance. The model maintains a consistent overall length of about 213 inches, with a width varying slightly between 75 and 76.4 inches depending on the trim. The Trail Boss and ZR2 trims inch wider, measuring 76.4 inches wide, contributing to enhanced road presence and better stability for off-road excursions. Height differs by trim as well, from a solid 70.7 inches on the Work Truck and LT trims to a notable 73.8 inches on the ZR2, underscoring its aggressive off-road capability. These precise dimensions position the Colorado as a capable truck that fits well in both suburban and rural settings while remaining manageable on narrower roads common in areas like Bentonville and nearby.

The Trail Boss trim stands out with its bold exterior enhancements, starting with 32-inch all-terrain tires designed to handle rough conditions with confidence. Its widened fender flares not only contribute to a tougher look but also help protect the vehicle’s body from debris when driving on rugged trails. This trim also benefits from enhanced suspension travel, improving ride quality on uneven surfaces. The Z71 model shares the Trail Boss’ limited-slip rear differential, a feature that increases traction when challenges arise but does so without adding aggressive off-road-specific styling. This makes the Z71 a balanced choice for drivers who want some off-road capability while maintaining an everyday usability.

For those who push their Colorado further beyond paved roads, the ZR2 trim is designed with a more aggressive posture and purpose-built features. It benefits from wider dimensions and a taller stance, including 35-inch tires on the ZR2 Bison offshoot, which is not detailed in the core trims but demonstrates the ZR2’s leading role in off-road readiness. A key technical highlight unique to this trim is the inclusion of Multimatic DSSV spool-valve dampers, which offer exceptional control and responsiveness over rough terrain. The ZR2 also comes equipped with front and rear locking differentials, a feature that distinguishes it as the top choice for tackling challenging conditions with precision.

The Colorado bed measures five feet in length across the lineup, providing functional space for hauling tools, equipment, or recreational gear. The tailgate integrates a lockable shallow storage compartment, combining security and convenience for smaller valuable items. This practical feature supports drivers who rely on their truck bed for both work and play.

Exterior updates for the 2026 model year bring minor refinements, such as refreshed wheel choices and new paint colors, allowing owners to add a personal touch without sacrificing the truck’s rugged identity. The crew cab layout is standard on all trims, emphasizing a consistent focus on passenger capacity and everyday versatility, seating five comfortably.

The entirety of the 2026 Chevrolet Colorado is assembled at General Motors’ Wentzville, Missouri plant, reinforcing its American roots. This origin aligns with the truck’s image as a durable and adaptable vehicle suited for local conditions in Arkansas and surrounding regions, where drivers often face varying terrain and weather.

In summary, the Colorado’s exterior is a well-engineered blend of functionality and bold styling. Whether it’s the confident, practical lines of the Work Truck and LT, the off-road-enhanced Trail Boss with its 32-inch tires and fender flares, the balanced capability of the Z71, or the advanced terrain mastery of the ZR2 with its wider stance and sophisticated suspension, Chevrolet has crafted a pickup that matches the needs of families, outdoor enthusiasts, and hardworking professionals alike. This range of trims ensures you can find a Colorado tailored precisely to your lifestyle, all backed by the expertise and service you expect at Call us at (479) 319-2494 George Nunnally Chevrolet, INC.

Powertrain Excellence: Turbocharged Capability and Towing Performance

Fuel Economy

EPA-estimated fuel economy ratings

All trims share: Combined MPG: 27 mpg.

The 2026 Chevrolet Colorado delivers a strong balance of power, efficiency, and versatility through its thoughtfully engineered powertrain lineup. At the heart of the Colorado’s backbone lies a turbocharged 2.7-liter inline-4 engine developed and produced by General Motors LLC at the Wentzville, Missouri assembly plant. This modern engine offers a noteworthy 310 horsepower and generates a robust 430 lb-ft of torque, positioning the truck as a capable performer whether you’re navigating daily commutes, tackling errands around town, or heading out for outdoor adventures in the hills of Prairie Grove or the rugged terrain near Gentry.

This engine’s significant torque plays a critical role in the truck’s hauling and towing abilities. For example, the standard rear-wheel-drive configuration on the base Work Truck trim helps achieve a maximum towing capacity right up to 7,700 pounds. This capability gives the Colorado an edge for those in the Bentonville area who require reliable towing performance, whether hauling trailers, boats, or work gear. Meanwhile, four-wheel-drive options found on trims like the LT, Trail Boss, Z71, and ZR2 ensure confident traction and drivability in varying conditions, particularly beneficial for the off-road-focused Trail Boss and ZR2 trims.

The Work Truck serves as the Colorado’s practical foundation. Equipped with the 2.7L turbo inline-4 paired with an automatic transmission, it offers rear-wheel drive and a fuel economy rating of 22 mpg city and 31 mpg highway, balancing power and efficiency for everyday tasks. With seating for five passengers, it is well suited for crews or families who need a dependable mid-size pickup without the complexity of additional drivetrain options. Its straightforward configuration maximizes towing capability without sacrificing fuel economy, demonstrating Chevrolet’s commitment to delivering rugged utility where it counts.

Moving up to the LT, buyers gain a four-wheel-drive system that enhances control and stability on slippery or unpaved roads. The LT’s engine remains the 2.7L turbocharged I4 but with a slightly lower fuel efficiency of 20 mpg city and 29 mpg highway due to the added drivetrain components. This trim also offers seating for six, which can be a practical touch for larger groups or those wanting extra passenger flexibility. The 4WD enhances the LT’s ability to handle both worksite challenges and family excursions in regions like Rogers or Tontitown, where weather and terrain can change quickly.

The Trail Boss trim escalates the off-road credentials of the Colorado with a comprehensive suspension upgrade and rugged features tailored for tough terrain. Retaining the same potent 2.7L engine and automatic transmission combined with four-wheel drive, the Trail Boss sacrifices some fuel economy at 18 mpg city and 23 mpg highway in exchange for off-road optimized performance. This compromise is sensible for drivers who prioritize capability on rough trails or construction sites but still want sufficient efficiency for day-to-day use. The Trail Boss also incorporates a limited-slip rear differential and enhanced suspension travel, allowing for better handling and control over uneven surfaces. It rides on wider 32-inch all-terrain tires and sports fender flares that reflect its tougher, more aggressive stance.

The Z71 trim shares the 4WD setup and engine specifications with the LT but adds its own set of performance features targeted at enhanced traction and control. Like the Trail Boss, it comes equipped with a limited-slip rear differential, a key advantage when driving through mud, snow, or steep grades common in the Ozark foothills near Springdale or Van Buren. The Z71 holds a fuel rating of 20 mpg city and 29 mpg highway, delivering a balanced profile of power and efficiency for drivers needing more capability yet not compromising ride quality. Its tuning focuses on a firmer ride suited to mixed on- and off-road driving conditions, making it a versatile choice for many Colorado customers.

At the top of the lineup sits the ZR2, Chevy’s flagship off-road trim for the Colorado. This model is dedicated to delivering an unparalleled experience for outdoor enthusiasts and worksite professionals requiring extreme performance. It maintains the same 2.7L turbocharged engine but pairs it with advanced suspension technology that includes Multimatic DSSV spool-valve dampers for exceptional control in challenging conditions. The ZR2 also features front and rear locking differentials, which provide maximum traction by mechanically locking the wheels on an axle together, invaluable on loose or slippery surfaces. Though it offers outstanding off-road skill, the ZR2’s maximum towing capacity is limited to 6,000 pounds due to its specialized suspension setup tailored more toward rugged terrain than heavy hauling. Fuel economy is rated at 19 mpg city and 22 mpg highway, reflecting the increased mechanical complexity and purposeful off-road orientation.

The overall transmission across all trims is an 8-speed automatic, which contributes to smooth power delivery, improved acceleration, and fuel-efficient cruising. This choice supports both the responsive performance expected on highways and refined operation when navigating tight spaces or off-road trails. The ability in many trims to switch between rear-wheel drive and four-wheel drive allows buyers to match the drive system to their lifestyle, particularly valuable for customers in both suburban settings like Lowell and rural locales such as Berryville.

Chevrolet’s focus on torque delivery, driveline durability, and smart gearing establishes the 2026 Colorado as a truly capable mid-size truck. Whether you prioritize the raw towing strength of the Work Truck at

Comfort Meets Practicality: Interior Design and Passenger Experience

Dimensions & Capacity

Interior and exterior dimensions

All trims share: Max Towing: 7,700 lbs.

The 2026 Chevrolet Colorado delivers a thoughtfully crafted interior that balances functional design with comfort, making it a solid choice for both daily commutes and weekend adventures. Whether you’re driving the entry Work Truck or the rugged ZR2, the cabin space supports five passengers with seating built to accommodate the demands of a mid-size pickup.

Starting with the Work Truck trim, Chevrolet has equipped it with a well-organized, user-friendly cabin that emphasizes straightforward utility. The work-oriented base provides supportive driver seating, designed with firm cushioning to ensure comfort during extended drives. The seating arrangement accommodates five passengers, matching the capacity across all other trims. While tailored for functionality, the rear seats offer space that is competitive within its class, providing adequate legroom and shoulder space, although taller occupants might notice limited headroom. This balance speaks to Chevrolet’s focus on maximizing cabin volume without sacrificing exterior proportions or ground clearance.

Moving up to trims like the LT, Trail Boss, Z71, and ZR2, the interior refinement intensifies with additional comfort features and upscale touches, though they maintain the model's reputation for practicality. Chevrolet’s modernization of the interior design integrates a less cluttered and more intuitive layout compared to rivals, prioritizing driver convenience and overall usability. The seats remain supportive throughout, suiting long hours on and off the road.

Passenger comfort in all trims is well thought out for its segment, with a seating capacity fixed at five — ideal for family trips or work crews traveling to job sites around Bentonville or the Ozark foothills. Rear-seat passengers benefit from a spacious width that allows three individuals to sit comfortably side-by-side, even as the overall cabin width varies slightly by trim (75 inches in Work Truck, LT, and Z71; 76.4 inches in Trail Boss and ZR2). This slight increase in width for off-road trims reflects Chevrolet’s attention to interior roominess paired with exterior robustness.

When considering cargo and storage, the Chevrolet Colorado embraces practicality with features that improve usability for work and outdoor lifestyles. A lockable, shallow storage compartment integrated into the tailgate offers a secure place for tools or valuables, especially useful for owners using their trucks in rural or work environments. This storage solution enhances convenience without encroaching on bed space, preserving the 5-foot bed length standard across the lineup.

Climate control and convenience features vary by trim but remain focused on ease of use and passenger comfort. While not detailed in the data, the overall cabin design supports controls and interfaces that keep driver focus clear and reduce distraction, an important factor for drivers accustomed to the mixed demands of suburban roads near Rogers or the more rugged terrains surrounding Prairie Grove.

The interior dimensions of each trim reveal subtle differences that cater to their intended uses. The Trail Boss stands out with a slightly taller height of 71.9 inches compared to 70.7 inches on the Work Truck and LT, allowing for a slightly roomier cabin feel aligned with its enhanced off-road suspension. The ZR2 pushes that even further with 73.8 inches in height, complementing its beefy 35-inch tires and aggressive stance, and the interior space reflects that increased presence.

Chevrolet assembles the 2026 Colorado at the Wentzville, Missouri facility in the United States, ensuring build quality aligned with North American standards and local manufacturing roots that resonate well with customers in towns like Berryville and Pea Ridge. This domestic assembly translates into careful attention to material quality and interior fit, adding to the overall sense of durability and reliability that buyers depend on.

In summary, the interior of the Chevrolet Colorado strikes a practical balance suited for modern truck users — supportive seating for five, clever storage options, and a clean design that is less cluttered than its competitors. Whether heading out for work in Gentry or venturing on outdoor trips near Springdale, the Colorado’s passenger experience ensures comfort for driver and crew alike. It delivers the kind of cabin environment that supports active lifestyles with a practical, no-nonsense approach that George Nunnally Chevrolet customers have come to respect and expect.

Connected and Convenient: Advanced Technology and Infotainment Features

Technology & Infotainment

Technology & Infotainment comparison across trims

Standard on all trims: Optional 7-speaker Bose stereo, Standard 6-speaker audio system, Wireless Android Auto, Wireless Apple CarPlay, Bluetooth connectivity, 11.3-inch center infotainment touchscreen with Google Built-In, 11.0-inch digital instrument cluster display.

The 2026 Chevrolet Colorado brings a well-rounded suite of infotainment and connectivity options designed to keep drivers and passengers engaged and connected on every journey. Whether navigating city streets, rural backroads, or rugged off-road trails, this midsize pickup offers a technology experience tailored for both practical use and entertainment.

At the heart of the Colorado’s tech setup is a sizable 11.3-inch center touchscreen that serves as the command hub for media, navigation, and vehicle settings. This intuitive display provides easy access to critical functions while maintaining a clean, uncluttered interface. The system also integrates Google Built-In, enabling direct use of Google Maps, Google Assistant, and other Google applications without needing a smartphone. This integration ensures users can access reliable navigation, real-time traffic updates, and hands-free voice commands tailored to their specific needs.

Supporting smart device connectivity, the Colorado offers seamless wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility. This feature eliminates the hassle of cords, allowing drivers to access their favorite apps, music playlists, contacts, and messaging platforms paired directly to the infotainment system. Especially convenient for commuters and families in the Bentonville area and beyond, this wireless connection keeps the cabin wire-free while maintaining full smartphone functionality.

Audio options vary by trim, with the base models coming equipped with a standard 6-speaker audio system. For those seeking an enhanced auditory experience, an optional upgrade to a premium 7-speaker Bose stereo system is available. This upgrade delivers crisp, immersive sound with rich bass and detailed highs, ideal for long drives across the Arkansas Ozarks or simply enjoying music from Rogers to Fayetteville.

Additionally, Bluetooth connectivity lets drivers effortlessly pair multiple devices for hands-free calls and wireless audio streaming, ensuring communication remains safe and distraction-free while on the road. This feature is especially valued by skilled tradespeople and busy families who benefit from staying connected without compromising focus.

The instrument cluster features a modern 11.0-inch digital display that offers customizable layouts and essential driver data at a glance. This digital gauge helps present real-time information such as speed, fuel economy, and trip details clearly and efficiently, reducing the need to divert attention from the road.

Convenience is further highlighted with integrated smartphone charging options and multiple USB ports found throughout the cabin, ensuring devices remain powered during extended workdays or weekend getaways. This practical design supports active lifestyles common in this region, from outdoor adventures near Bella Vista to daily drives in Springdale.

With its comprehensive technology package, the Colorado balances connectivity and ease of use, serving both professional drivers and families who value modern features within a rugged pickup. Whether you’re managing work calls, streaming your favorite podcasts, or accessing navigation on-the-go, Chevrolet’s infotainment system provides a responsive and straightforward interface.

Overall, the 2026 Chevrolet Colorado focuses on delivering technology that complements its versatile nature. It embraces connectivity without overwhelming the driver, supporting practical communication needs alongside entertainment. At George Nunnally Chevrolet, INC., this makes the Colorado’s tech setup a distinguishing aspect for buyers in northwest Arkansas looking for a midsize truck that integrates well into their daily routines and adventures.

Safety You Can Trust: Comprehensive Driver Assistance and Protection Systems

Safety Features

Safety Features comparison across trims

Standard on all trims: Forward-collision warning, Backup camera with trailer hitch alignment view, 360-degree camera system (optional), Adaptive cruise control (optional), Lane-keeping assist, Lane-departure warning, Blind-spot monitoring, Automated emergency braking (front and rear).

The 2026 Chevrolet Colorado demonstrates a strong commitment to providing drivers and passengers with a robust suite of safety and driver assistance features crafted for peace of mind on every trip. Designed to uphold Chevrolet’s reputation for durability and dependable performance, the Colorado’s safety technologies work together to protect occupants and support the driver in a variety of real-world situations.

Starting with its core safety systems, the Chevrolet Colorado Base and its available trims—Work Truck, LT, Trail Boss, Z71, and ZR2—include vital components like forward-collision warning, which alerts drivers when a potential frontal collision is detected. This early warning system gives you valuable seconds to respond, reducing the risk of accidents on busy routes or rural highways around Bentonville and surrounding Arkansas communities.

Backing up your confidence, every Colorado comes equipped with a backup camera that includes trailer hitch alignment view functionality. This feature makes towing tasks more manageable, helping drivers line up trailers precisely—a crucial aid especially when hauling equipment or recreational gear with a loaded bed. While the backup camera is standard, the LT, Trail Boss, Z71, and ZR2 trims offer an upgrade to an optional 360-degree camera system. This panoramic view improves visibility in tight parking conditions and off-road trails, providing a clear perspective of your surroundings from all angles.

Driver convenience and safety are further enhanced by technologies like lane-keeping assist and lane-departure warning. These systems actively monitor your position on the road and provide subtle steering inputs or visual alerts if the vehicle unintentionally starts drifting out of its lane. For families and commuters in suburban and semi-rural areas such as Rogers or Tontitown, these features offer reassurance on longer drives or during moments of fatigue.

Blind-spot monitoring is standard on most featured trims, including the LT, Trail Boss, Z71, and ZR2. This critical system scans areas beside and just behind the truck that can be hard to see. By warning drivers of vehicles lurking in blind spots, it helps prevent side collisions when changing lanes or merging—common situations on highways connecting cities like Fayetteville and Springdale.

Recognizing the importance of immediate action in emergencies, the 2026 Colorado integrates automated emergency braking for both front and rear scenarios. Should an obstacle or slower traffic suddenly appear, this system automatically applies brake pressure if the driver does not respond in time, helping to mitigate or avoid collisions. This feature operates across all trims, reflecting Chevrolet's dedication to occupant safety across the lineup.

Adaptive cruise control is another advanced option available particularly on upper trims such as the Z71 and ZR2. This smart system adjusts your cruising speed automatically to maintain a safe following distance on highways, easing driver workload in stop-and-go traffic while improving fuel efficiency. It is an ideal companion for extended travel through Arkansas’s growing suburban corridors or when navigating crowded interstate routes.

While the Work Truck trim serves as the dependable foundation with essential safety equipment, the LT, Trail Boss, Z71, and ZR2 trims build upon these protections by offering more advanced active safety technologies to match their enhanced performance and off-road readiness. These trims cater to buyers in the region who balance daily driving needs with outdoor adventure, knowing that safety is never compromised regardless of where the journey leads.

All these systems are complemented by the Colorado’s solid construction and build quality, supporting and working seamlessly with the suite of active safety technologies. Built at the Wentzville, Missouri plant under General Motors LLC, the 2026 Colorado benefits from rigorous manufacturing standards helping to maintain structural integrity and occupant protection in various conditions.

In summary, the 2026 Chevrolet Colorado provides a comprehensive protective environment thanks to its wide range of driver assistance and safety features. From fundamental systems like blind-spot monitoring and lane assist to optional enhancements such as adaptive cruise control and 360-degree cameras, Chevrolet has delivered a balanced package. This lineup ensures that families, commuters, and outdoor enthusiasts in and around Bentonville, Rogers, and beyond can trust their vehicle to support them confidently and safely on every drive.

Comparing All Trims: Pricing and Features Breakdown

Pricing

MSRP and destination charges by trim level

When choosing the 2026 Chevrolet Colorado, understanding the differences across trims helps you find the right fit for your needs. Each trim offers a unique blend of features and capabilities, with prices starting from $37,493 and reaching up to $55,619. Here’s a detailed look at the available trims at George Nunnally Chevrolet, INC., highlighting their distinct offerings and pricing.

Work Truck – Starting at $37,493

The Work Truck serves as the entry point for the 2026 Colorado lineup, balancing essential functionality and efficiency. Powered by the turbocharged 2.7L inline-4 engine delivering 310 horsepower and 430 lb-ft of torque, this trim features rear-wheel drive paired with an automatic transmission. It seats five passengers comfortably and measures 213 inches in length, 75 inches in width, and stands 70.7 inches tall. Fuel economy here is solid, rated at 22 mpg city and 31 mpg highway. Designed for practical workday performance, it provides a straightforward setup ideal for those prioritizing durability and payload capability at an accessible price point.

LT – Starting at $43,088

The LT trim elevates the Colorado experience with standard four-wheel drive, enhancing its versatility for outdoor adventures and variable terrain. It increases seating capacity to six, expanding usability for larger crews or families. Dimensions remain consistent with the Work Truck, with a width of 75 inches and height of 70.7 inches. Efficiency shifts slightly with 20 mpg city and 29 mpg highway ratings, balancing capability and fuel economy. The LT brings added comfort and technology features, catering well to drivers who want a balanced work and leisure truck without stepping into specialized off-road territory.

Trail Boss – Starting at $45,831

For those seeking enhanced off-road performance, the Trail Boss trim offers a clear step above. It maintains the 2.7L turbocharged engine but pairs it with a 4WD system optimized for rugged conditions. Notable features include 32-inch all-terrain tires, distinctive fender flares, a limited-slip rear differential, and suspension travel improvements, all aimed at tackling tough trails and uneven ground. Its dimensions slightly adjust to 213.2 inches long, 76.4 inches wide, and 71.9 inches tall. Fuel economy adjusts to 18 mpg in the city and 23 mpg on highways, reflecting its off-road enhancements. Seating capacity remains at five, making it ideal for adventure-focused drivers who prioritize capability along with practical cabin space.

Z71 – Starting at $49,401

The Z71 trim builds on the Trail Boss foundation by sustaining the 4WD drivetrain and 2.7L turbo engine but refines the suspension and handling traits. It includes a limited-slip rear differential for improved traction and maintains a seating capacity of five. The exterior dimensions sit at 213 inches long, 75 inches wide, with a height tipping to 71.5 inches. With fuel economy rated at 20 mpg city and 29 mpg highway, it balances off-road readiness with efficient commuting. The Z71 is tailored for drivers who want enhanced capability alongside refined daily usability.

ZR2 – Starting at $55,619

At the top of this Colorado range stands the ZR2 trim, focused on serious off-road enthusiasts. While it shares the turbocharged 2.7L powerplant, it upgrades with advanced Multimatic DSSV spool-valve dampers and both front and rear locking differentials for formidable traction control. Unlike other 4WD trims, it features a slightly reduced towing capacity of 6,000 pounds due to its specialized suspension setup. It measures 212.7 inches in length, 76.4 inches wide

Understanding Warranty, Maintenance, and Service Support at George Nunnally Chevrolet

When investing in a vehicle like the 2026 Chevrolet Colorado—featuring a powerful 2.7L turbocharged inline-4 engine with 310 horsepower and 430 lb-ft of torque—it’s essential to also consider the support system behind the truck. At George Nunnally Chevrolet, INC., located at 2700 Se Moberly Ln, Bentonville, AR 72712, we prioritize comprehensive service and maintenance to keep your Colorado running smoothly for years to come.

Manufacturer Warranty Coverage
The 2026 Chevrolet Colorado is backed by a comprehensive warranty package from General Motors LLC, providing peace of mind alongside its robust performance capabilities. While exact coverage terms are not specified here, Chevrolet’s warranty generally includes extensive basic and powertrain protections, ensuring critical components like the turbocharged engine and the automatic transmission are covered against defects. This approach reflects Chevrolet’s commitment to reliability for busy families and outdoor enthusiasts in places like Fayetteville and Gentry, AR, where dependable transportation is crucial.

Scheduled Maintenance with Added Value
Purchasing a Chevrolet Colorado through George Nunnally Chevrolet means you benefit from the exclusive Nunnally Buyer’s Advantage Program. This includes a complimentary three-year maintenance plan, featuring scheduled service such as oil and oil filter changes, tire rotations, and multi-point inspections. These routine services are tailored to help maintain fuel efficiency and performance, whether you’re navigating the rolling terrain near Prairie Grove or managing daily commutes in Springdale. This program helps reduce ownership costs and keeps your truck ready for work or play.

Expert Service and Genuine Parts
Our dealership’s Service and Parts Department is staffed by certified technicians who understand the intricate workings of the Colorado’s drivetrain options, from Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD) in the Work Truck trim to the four-wheel drive setups in the Trail Boss and ZR2 trims. Using only OEM genuine parts ensures your truck retains its factory-level durability and performance. Plus, our commitment to transparent pricing and reliable service means you won’t face surprises when you schedule maintenance or repairs.

Convenient Maintenance Scheduling
We recognize your time is valuable. That’s why George Nunnally Chevrolet offers easy, digital-friendly options to book your service appointments. Whether you live near Rogers, Van Buren, or Bella Vista, scheduling maintenance to keep your Colorado in peak condition is simple and straightforward.

Together, the manufacturer’s warranty, complimentary maintenance offerings, and staffed expert support make owning a 2026 Chevrolet Colorado from George Nunnally Chevrolet a confident choice for drivers prioritizing long-term reliability and hassle-free upkeep.

Common Questions from Colorado Buyers: Expert Answers

How many passengers can the 2026 Chevrolet Colorado accommodate?

Most trims of the 2026 Chevrolet Colorado seat five occupants comfortably, providing ample room for both driver and passengers. However, the LT trim adjusts this with a unique seating configuration, accommodating six passengers. This makes the LT an excellent choice for buyers who often travel with larger groups or need extra seating flexibility.

Which trim of the Colorado offers the best fuel economy?

The Work Truck trim leads in fuel efficiency, delivering an EPA-estimated 22 mpg in city driving and 31 mpg on the highway. In contrast, trims like the Trail Boss prioritize off-road capability and towing, which slightly reduces fuel economy to 18 mpg city and 23 mpg highway. The LT and Z71 offer a balanced approach, achieving 20 mpg city and 29 mpg highway. If fuel efficiency is a priority for your daily driving or commuting around Bentonville, the Work Truck trim presents the most cost-effective option at the pump.

What drivetrain options are available across the trims?

The 2026 Colorado features both rear-wheel drive (RWD) and four-wheel drive (4WD), with availability depending on the trim. The Work Truck comes standard with RWD, suitable for most road conditions and useful for light-duty tasks. Meanwhile, the LT, Trail Boss, Z71, and ZR2 trims come equipped with 4WD, enhancing traction and off-road prowess, especially for drivers exploring outdoor areas around Prairie Grove or engaging in rugged work applications.

What distinguishes the Trail Boss and ZR2 trims in terms of off-road features?

The Trail Boss trim shines with its off-road upgrades such as 32-inch all-terrain tires, fender flares for added ruggedness, a limited-slip rear differential, and enhanced suspension travel. This makes it well-suited for rough terrain or work sites near Gentry. The ZR2 goes further, boasting advanced Multimatic DSSV spool-valve dampers and both front and rear locking differentials. This trim balances off-road mastery with daily driving but with a slightly lower towing capacity capped at 6,000 pounds.

How capable is the Colorado in terms of towing?

The 2026 Chevrolet Colorado can tow up to 7,700 pounds on trims like the Work Truck, LT, Trail Boss, and Z71 when properly equipped, which covers most midsize truck towing needs, including trailers or recreational gear. The ZR2, designed for tougher off-road performance, has a towing limitation of 6,000 pounds, reflecting its focus on handling rough terrain rather than maximum towing weight.

Where is the Chevrolet Colorado assembled?

This model is proudly assembled in the United States at General Motors’ Wentzville, Missouri plant. This hometown production supports local jobs and ensures adherence to high-quality manufacturing standards that regional buyers can appreciate.

These details aim to provide clear, straightforward answers to common inquiries, empowering you with the confidence to

Why the 2026 Chevrolet Colorado Stands Out in Its Class

The 2026 Chevrolet Colorado, offered by GENERAL MOTORS LLC and assembled at the Wentzville plant in Missouri, carves a unique niche among mid-size pickups by delivering a balanced mix of power, capability, comfort, and thoughtful features. George Nunnally Chevrolet, INC. is proud to present this versatile truck, designed to meet the needs of a wide range of drivers across Northwest Arkansas, including those in Prairie Grove, Bentonville, and Rogers.

Turbocharged Power with Practical Fuel Economy

The standout 2.7-liter turbocharged inline-4 engine serves as the beating heart across all available trims from Work Truck to ZR2. This advanced powerplant generates a robust 310 horsepower and an impressive 430 lb-ft of torque, offering solid performance for both city driving and rugged use. Notably, the base Work Truck with rear-wheel drive provides a competitive fuel economy of 22 mpg in the city and 31 mpg on the highway, making it a strong all-rounder for daily commuting and weekend adventures.

The drivetrain options span rear-wheel drive on the Work Truck trim and four-wheel drive on LT, Trail Boss, Z71, and ZR2 trims. This flexibility allows drivers to select configurations tailored to their specific needs, whether it’s handling Arkansas’s suburban roads or tackling off-road terrain around Gentry or Pea Ridge. The Trail Boss trim enhances off-road capability with features like a limited-slip rear differential and 32-inch all-terrain tires, while the ZR2 maximizes this kit with Multimatic DSSV spool-valve dampers and front and rear locking differentials.

Exceptional Towing Strength for Its Class

When it comes to hauling, the Colorado impresses with capability. Most trims, including the high-performance Trail Boss and Z71, boast a formidable maximum towing capacity of 7,700 pounds, which surpasses many competitors in the mid-size truck segment. Although the off-road-tuned ZR2 limits towing to 6,000 pounds because of its specialized suspensions and tires, it still ranks strong among off-road focused trucks in this category. This towing versatility suits a wide range of work and recreational activities, from trailering boats for weekend trips to transporting heavy gear for outdoor projects near Bella Vista or Springdale.

Thoughtful Interior Space and Seating Versatility

While many pickups focus purely on utility, Colorado trims offer passenger comfort without sacrificing practicality. The LT trim stands out with seating for six passengers, adding flexible room for larger groups or work crews. Other trims accommodate five passengers with well-designed driver and rear seats that prioritize support and adequate space for long drives. The interior’s functional layout minimizes clutter and makes everyday tasks easier, aligning with the practical needs of busy families and outdoor enthusiasts in the region.

Robust Safety and Driver Assistance Systems

The Chevrolet Colorado is equipped with essential safety features that assure confidence on every trip. Standard driver aids like forward-collision warning, lane-keeping assist, blind-spot monitoring, and automated emergency braking cover common risk scenarios. Additionally, many trims offer options such as adaptive cruise control and a 360-degree camera system to ease maneuvering and highway travel. This level of active safety helps the Colorado meet the expectations of safety-conscious buyers who prioritize their family’s protection during daily commutes around Bentonville or longer excursions to rural destinations like Farmington.

Competitive Pricing with Valuable Standard Features

Starting MSRP for the Work Truck at $37,493 positions the Chevrolet Colorado as an accessible yet capable choice within the mid-size truck market. From there, the LT trim at $43,088 and Trail Boss at $45,831 offer notable upgrades in technology and off-road readiness without reaching the price points seen in larger trucks. The Z71 and ZR2 trims provide premium features and specialist capabilities priced at $49,401 and $55,619, respectively, presenting options for customers seeking a tailored balance between everyday use and serious adventure readiness.

Local Expertise and Support from George Nunnally Chevrolet, INC.

Buying a 2026 Colorado from George Nunnally Chevrolet means more than just purchasing a truck. Our team in Bentonville understands the demands of life in Northwest Arkansas and offers trusted support with transparent pricing, expert advice, and convenient service options. Whether your journey includes the rolling hills near Prairie Grove or the suburban neighborhoods of Rogers, Get Directions to George Nunnally Chevrolet, INC. or Call us at (479) 319-2494 to learn more.