Mines an 04 263,000 miles. Not many complaints.

They'll both be rusted out here by then

How many people keep driving trucks after 20 years-like 3%-and depending upon where you live or the truck has lived its life-most will be rusted in half anyway-ya my Tacomas never let me down-I won't own any truck that long either-probably be taking a dirt knap at that point in my life( 20 years from now) at my age I am now

exactly

In 2011 I bought a 2001 Mazda B2500 for $4500. Its the same thing as a 01 Ford Ranger. I'm pushing 260,000 and shooting for 300,000. The only not normal maintenance was a new rear end from a junk yard at about 220,000.

5speed, crank windows, 2WD, 26mpg, 4 cyl, 2500 = 2.5L

Shes rough but she still goes.

They are built to light. I had one for a while with a lift kit on it. It was super cool and Nephews all called me Uncle Deadly but the stabilizers kept breaking and it was COVID so i could not get replacements. But it ripped through snow no problem checked traps with truck.

I really miss the Colorado but It was too high and small inside for Margo. Them big tires were not that good on ice road either kind of slow and slippery.

Yeah you guys have it rough up there with the rust. I own three vehicles over 20 years old, so I guess I am in the minority

Y'all ought to ask Paul how many miles he has on his tacoma. Doubt you will find a colorado or canyon that will do that

I bought a New 2011 Colorado. !60K miles on it now and the only Items I have replaced so far is Gas, Oil and a set of front disk Pads.

The Colorado is like the dodge Dakota to small not good

Or pay strong arm prices. Colorado is made in the US.

Made in U.S. out of Chinese parts and sensor's, lol.

Still got my old '93 S 10 i bought new, still got my '04 silverado i bought new, won't ever buy another new vehicle again but avoid ANY GM product after the bail out's and listening to the union worker's rant and rave, can sell their half slung together junk to someone else now.