Switch Trims
| 2WD (6) |
|---|
| 2WD Ext Cab ST |
| 2WD Ext Cab Bighorn/Lonestar |
| 2WD Ext Cab Laramie |
| 2WD Crew Cab ST |
| 2WD Crew Cab Bighorn/Lonestar |
| 2WD Crew Cab Laramie |
| 4WD (8) |
|---|
| 4WD Ext Cab ST |
| 4WD Ext Cab Bighorn/Lonestar |
| 4WD Ext Cab TRX |
| 4WD Ext Cab Laramie |
| 4WD Crew Cab ST |
| 4WD Crew Cab Bighorn/Lonestar |
| 4WD Crew Cab TRX |
| 4WD Crew Cab Laramie |
2WD Crew Cab ST Quick Specs
MSRP For This Trim: $25,260
Quick Specs
Gas Mileage
15 mpg City/20 mpg Hwy
Engine
Gas V6, 3.7L
EPA Class
No Data
Style Name
2WD Crew Cab 5.3 Ft Box ST
Drivetrain
Rear Wheel Drive
Passenger Capacity
5
Passenger Doors
4
Body Style
Crew Cab Pickup - Short Bed
Transmission
4-speed automatic VLP transmission (REQ: EKG Engine) (N/A W/NAS Emissions)
Other Choices
More Info
Why should I also consider these?
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The H3T stands out in this category for its styling and the HUMMER brand’s cachet with a certain crowd, but plenty of people are likely to be scared away from that brand’s eco-unfriendly image; the H3T is considerably more expensive, too.
The two vehicles in this class with the freshest look are the H3T and the Ridgeline, which received a modest refresh for 2009.
The Colorado is on paper a competitor, but in the real world its powertrains are uncivilized and it feels in a class below the others.
The V-8 in the 2008 Dodge Dakota gives it a distinct advantage in power over the five-cylinder Chevy and GMC mid-size twins, as well as the six-cylinder Tacoma, Frontier, and Ridgeline.
However, the imports offer quality and dynamic performance advantages over the Dodge.
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