2027 Chevrolet Colorado Specs in South Jersey

The 2027 Chevrolet Colorado gives South Jersey buyers 350 hp, 450 lb-ft of torque and a five-passenger Crew Cab with a 61.70-inch cargo-box floor. The 131.36-inch wheelbase is shared across the standard models. Driveline, suspension and equipment account for the differences in height, weight and payload.

The Colorado overview connects those figures to everyday driving, and the all-trims comparison separates standard equipment from available options. For Cherry Hill driving on Route 38, the short-box footprint and passenger cabin are as relevant as the headline engine output.

Colorado Engine Specifications

Every Colorado model uses the 2.7L TurboMax gasoline inline-four and an eight-speed automatic. The powertrain provides its 350 hp without a trim-specific engine upgrade.

The TurboMax uses redesigned pistons, a revised turbocharger, upgraded fuel injection and active thermal management. Those engine details support the shared output across the model range. The maintenance and service schedule carries the oil-life requirements and specific service intervals.

Colorado Exterior Dimensions and Weight

The wheelbase is 131.36 inches, while the suspension and body equipment produce different heights and widths. The figures below describe the named base styles: WT, Custom and LT with 2WD, and Trail Boss, Z71 and ZR2 with 4WD.

The mirror-inclusive width is 84.4 inches. Body width and mirror width answer different space questions: a ZR2’s body is 78.09 inches wide, while the mirrors extend the overall envelope. A Burlington owner fitting a pickup beside storage shelves has both the body and mirror measurements in play.

The curb weights are Chevrolet’s configurator figures for the specified base styles. Factory options, accessories and cargo alter the actual truck’s mass. The individual vehicle’s tire-and-loading and certification labels govern its load limits.

Colorado Interior Dimensions

The five-seat Crew Cab provides 45.17 inches of front legroom and 34.70 inches in the rear. The cabin’s seating measurements are shared across these base styles, giving the truck a passenger role alongside its separate bed.

The front row has the larger legroom measurement. The second row places the remaining passengers inside the cab while the open box holds outdoor gear and project supplies. For a Marlton household combining errands and home projects, that cabin-and-bed split is the Colorado’s basic layout.

Colorado Capacity and Capability

The short box has 41.9 cubic feet of cargo volume. Those dimensions describe space; payload describes the weight the truck carries.

The listed payload figures are published base-style maxima. Passengers, accessories, cargo and trailer tongue weight share the available capacity, and optional equipment reduces it. The Colorado towing breakdown includes the combined-weight and tongue-load limits for the package and off-road versions.

The trailer ratings above require the specified equipment and remain subject to the loaded vehicle’s limits. For Delran owners carrying both people and a trailer on Route 130, trailer tongue load and cabin occupants count toward the same truck payload. A properly equipped Colorado with trailering equipment pairs the truck’s towing role with its passenger cabin.

Colorado Wheels, Tires and Brakes

Wheel and tire specifications follow the model’s equipment direction. WT and LT start on 17-inch wheels, Custom uses 18-inch black aluminum wheels, and the off-road models bring different all-terrain or mud-terrain tires.

The chassis uses independent front suspension and a two-stage multi-leaf rear suspension. Four-wheel antilock disc brakes provide the braking hardware. ZR2 adds Multimatic DSSV dampers, while Bison brings jounce control dampers and additional underbody protection for its trail role.

Colorado Fuel Economy and Range

The EPA lists separate 2027 Colorado ratings for 2WD, 4WD, ZR2 and ZR2 Bison. Each listing uses the 2.7L four-cylinder engine and eight-speed automatic. The ratings are laboratory comparisons; driving conditions, cargo and towing affect actual fuel use.

Source: EPA fuel-economy ratings. Fuel capacity and fuel economy serve different jobs: the tank is a capacity specification, while the MPG listings compare tested versions. ZR2 and Bison retain their own separately listed EPA figures.

Colorado Key Features by Trim

The center touchscreen and driver display are standard across the six models. Bed convenience and cabin comfort follow the equipment level. Standard and available below refer to the base styles in Chevrolet’s configurator; package requirements apply to optional equipment.

The trim-by-trim equipment breakdown explains the wheel, lighting, suspension and driveline steps. Turnersville shoppers whose daily driving is mostly paved-road travel have the same standard displays in WT as in ZR2; the additional equipment buys different comfort or trail functions.

Colorado Safety and Compliance

Chevy Safety Assist is standard in each of the six Colorado models. Its features include frontal alerts and braking, pedestrian braking, lane assistance, following-distance information and automatic high beams. Rear Cross Traffic Braking adds assistance when a crossing vehicle is detected during reversing.

Adaptive Cruise Control is available on selected models. Feature operation depends on system conditions, and the driver remains responsible for attention and control. Chevrolet’s safety and driver-assistance information details the systems.

Colorado Warranty Coverage

Chevrolet provides bumper-to-bumper, powertrain and body-panel coverage with separate time and mileage limits. The earlier limit applies to each term. The service and maintenance page connects warranty and included-maintenance information to the ownership schedule.

Coverage details, exclusions and eligibility appear in Chevrolet Complete Care. Westville owners have access to our service appointment page for the maintenance that supports the truck’s daily use.

What the Colorado Numbers Mean in Practice

Body size, cargo space and load capacity describe different parts of owning a midsize pickup. A Crew Cab keeps the passengers inside while the short box handles outdoor equipment, and the published payload sets the mass budget for that entire load.

Lucas Chevrolet is at 1622 Route 38 in Lumberton. Financing, trade-in valuations and test-drive appointments are available through our team at (609) 288-7663.

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