GMC Canyon with 2.8L Diesel

[Gunner]

I know you're looking at the baby duramax, but when I ask users on here about a full size truck, they pointed me towards a Nissan Titan. It's more like a 5/8ths truck.... big interior, but not quite a massive hauler. After reason and doing some digging, I considered a 2017, almost fully loaded, they go for about $40,000. But just like all new designs, it will have its bugs and quirks, so get the warranty.

hope that helps

I would definitely check out the titan with a Cummins, the look pretty nice. I love the 1/2 ton and midsize diesel market that’s coming out.


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[Great-Kazoo]

Based on this topic i started looking at the Diesel Canyon & Colorado trucks. Personally i'm not about to pay more for a new truck, either mid or full size than my house cost. Now that that's out of the way. 1 yr old / used under 50K miles seem to be running in the $15-21K range, with remaining warranty available.

[bgouker]

I own a Colorado with the duramax. It is great. I tow my sxs with it, don't notice it at all. Runs great and looks good also. I kept my F250 for the camper, so the difference is noticeable between the 2. For around town, it's great.

[cstone]

And I would still like a rust free late 1970's F150/F100 with a 4BT engine and a NV4500 transmission.

[Bailey Guns]

Based on this topic i started looking at the Diesel Canyon & Colorado trucks. Personally i'm not about to pay more for a new truck, either mid or full size than my house cost. Now that that's out of the way. 1 yr old / used under 50K miles seem to be running in the $15-21K range, with remaining warranty available.

That's exactly what we did with the diesel Cruze. $30k when new...$14k for a 1.5 to 2 year old car with <25k miles and over a year's worth of bumper-to-bumper. Good way to go.

[TheSparkens]

I have a 2018 Canyon and a 2014 Tacoma both are the 4 door 4x4. I like both trucks if toyota would ever add a diesel to the line up I might get another toyota because I think the canyon is better around town and I average 28 MPG and the taco gets about 18. I tow a travel trailer to south park with the taco and it gets about 9 mpg. I haven't towed with the canyon yet but it does have the tow package so it is a matter of time and I will let you know how it does.

[Duman]

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That's good stuff. Looking forward to hearing about your towing mileage.

[cstone]

I have a 2018 Canyon and a 2014 Tacoma both are the 4 door 4x4. I like both trucks if toyota would ever add a diesel to the line up I might get another toyota because I think the canyon is better around town and I average 28 MPG and the taco gets about 18. I tow a travel trailer to south park with the taco and it gets about 9 mpg. I haven't towed with the canyon yet but it does have the tow package so it is a matter of time and I will let you know how it does.

The rest of the world gets to buy a Toyota Tacoma with a diesel. It's called a HiLux and is probably the most prolific small pickup in the world today. 22 city, 27 highway, 3500 lbs towing. Just another thing our government doesn't want us to have.

[Firehaus]

If they came out with the AEV Colorado as an option I’d consider getting one.


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[BushMasterBoy]

If you buy a Colorado, PUT A GIANT TRANSMISSION COOLER ON IT. Always a weak weak point for GM transmissions. I also added a deep ventilated transmission fluid pan. Pan comes with a drain plug. Don't buy the owners manual saying the fluid is good @ 100,000 change interval. Change it at 30,000...

PS I have a Colorado.