Colorado trucks are popular vehicles among drivers looking for a practical yet stylish ride. From the ever-reliable Colorado ZR2 to the newly released Colorado ZR2 Bison, these mid-size trucks offer plenty of cargo space, power, and capability. But how big is the truck bed?
The size of a Colorado truck bed depends on which model you select. The regular cab models feature a 5’2″ short box, while extended cab models come with either a 5’2″ or 6’2″ long box. The Crew Cab models feature two different box sizes: 5’2″ short box and 6’2″ long box.
In terms of overall length, the regular cab models measure in at 208 inches in length with a 5’2″ short box. The extended cab models measure in at 224 inches in length with the 5’2″ short box option and 238 inches with the 6’2″ long box option. Finally, the Crew Cab models measure in at 225 inches in length with the 5’2″ short box option and 239 inches with the 6’2″ long box option.
When it comes to cargo capacity, all Colorado models offer plenty of room for hauling supplies and equipment. The regular cab model offers up to 41 cubic feet of cargo space behind the front seats when you choose the 6’2″ long bed option. Extended cab models offer up to 48 cubic feet when you choose the 6’2″ long bed option; while Crew Cab models offer up to 42 cubic feet when you choose either a 5’2″ short bed or 6’2″ long bed.
Conclusion:
The size of a Colorado truck bed varies depending on which model you select, but all versions offer plenty of cargo capacity for supplies and equipment. Regular Cab models feature a 5’2″ short box, while Extended Cab and Crew Cab versions feature both that size as well as a larger 6′ 2″long box option.
In terms of overall length, Regular Cabs measure 208 inches; Extended Cabs measure 224-238 inches; while Crew Cabs measure 225-239 inches in length depending on their chosen bed size. Cargo capacity ranges from 41-48 cubic feet depending on which model and size is selected.
