Chevrolet Unveils Cargo-Oriented Special Edition Colorado
Chevrolet introduced its special edition 2015 Colorado pickup with accessories from the GearOn equipment catalog designed to add special equipment for securing larger cargo.

Photo courtesy of Chevrolet

Photo courtesy of Chevrolet
Chevrolet introduced its special edition 2015 Colorado pickup with accessories from the GearOn equipment catalog designed to add special equipment for securing larger cargo.
Some of the special features found on the mid-size pickup include adjustable bed dividers, tie-down rings, and a set of bars that turns the bed into a double-decker and will hold everything from bikes to kayakes.
The package is offered on LT models in both extended and crew cab configurations, and either long or short cargo beds.
The GearOn Edition goes on sale this spring in the U.S. for at a starting price of $31,250, including the destination charge.
The vehicle is aimed towards customers who have interests in a wide range of outdoor activities.
It makes its public debut Feb. 13-22 at the Chicago Auto Show.
Chevrolet’s 2015 Colorado is the automakers re-entry into the popular segment. The North American Colorado will weigh 900 pounds less than the global version of the vehicle.
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