New Colorado I4 and I5

Max Power

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Has anyone driven the new I4 or I5 Colorados? How are they for power and fuel economy?
 

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This one may get me in trouble
I was wondering if any of you canadians now the difference between a motor and a engine, if so would you please explain it to the boss. If I tried I mite get reprimanded.
Geno
 

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Motor/Engine

Oh boy, ya, a motor derives it's enegry from a remote source e.g.
electric power plant. An engine makes it's own power e.g. Duramax. Then ya got yer common motorcycle LOL .
 

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Re: Motor/Engine

Originally posted by H20rat
Oh boy, ya, a motor derives it's enegry from a remote source e.g.
electric power plant. An engine makes it's own power e.g. Duramax. Then ya got yer common motorcycle LOL .
Ya gotta admit motorcycle sounds better than enginecycle.:D
The original Indians were actually called motocycles.:cool
 

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back to the oringinal question...

We have a 2005 Colorado. It has the inline 5 cyl. It is very peppy, has gobbs of torque down low and got me about 24 mpg @ 85mph going from Los Angeles to Kingsburg, CA. (over the grapevine)
 

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I saw one the other day pulling what looked to be about a 27' travel trailer. It squatted a bit due to lack of proper setup but seemed to be doing a good job. Not sure about the hills though.
 

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