Compare: 2009 Chevrolet Colorado vs 2009 Ford Ranger

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2009 Chevrolet Colorado

2009 Ford Ranger

  2009 Chevrolet Colorado LT w/1LT 2009 Ford Ranger XL
MSRP
$21,823
$21,100
Invoice $20,706 $19,623
MPG
City/Highway
15/24 15/26
Rating 6.8 6.2
Bottom Line The new available V-8 engine is a long time coming and helps position the Colorado as a worthy rival to the most capable compacts and an alternative to full-size trucks. The 2009 Ford Ranger is an economical—if not modern and refined—choice for those who just want a truck and don't have higher expectations.
Likes &
Dislikes

Likes:

  • Acceleration with the V-8
  • Fuel efficiency with the four
  • Choice of body styles
  • In short-bed form, a real compact truck

Dislikes:

  • Doesn’t steer as well as some rivals
  • The longer six-foot might still be too short
  • Lots of chintzy hard plastic inside
  • Rough-running four- and five-cylinders
  • Five-cylinder gets V-8 gas mileage

Likes:

  • True compact size
  • Four-cylinder fuel economy
  • Off-road model

Dislikes:

  • No V-8 option
  • No full four-door body style
  • Short six-foot bed
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Used Car Prices

  Min Max Average
2009 Chevrolet Colorado $15,847 $20,117 $17,873
2009 Ford Ranger $13,590 $15,217 $14,565
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