I saw a small cute Chevrolet truck but I cannot find it in Chevrolet's website. Does anybody know the type?

Question

The truck is two seaters, very small and very classy. I try fo fond out the name of the model but seems that Yahoo Auto and Chevrolet doesn't have it in their website. I'm 100% sure it was a Chevrolet ...

Answer 1

Its called a Chevy SSR

Answer 2

There are two small Chevrolet trucks...the S-10 and the Colorado... The Colorado came out in 2004 the same year that the S-10 was discontinued.

GMC has the Sonoma (S-10) and the Canyon (Colorado)

As far as novelty design... Chevrolet came out with the SSR for a couple of years (Kinda looks like something from the Jetsons)

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Well there are only 4 small trucks. The SSR(ugly beyond reason),The Colorado(S10 modern replacement), The S10, and The El Camino(the prerequisite to the S10 and one hell of a truck)

Answer 5

For your description i can think about in three options:
1) S-10 its a classic one its smaller than the 1500 and silverado
2) LUV there was one option produced in Mexico and south america that was disscontinued in the 2000 i think.
3) Tornado its the pick up version of the Chevy ( its a small car used also in mexico and south america i think, its a design from opel )it look something like El Camino pickup with the ifference this one is a small car you should check it they look funny check the link bellow
http://www.chevrolet.com.mx/content_data/LAAM/MX/es/GMMGM/showroom/chevrolet/modelos/tornado/diseno.html

Answer 6

Older style could be Chevy Luv,Also it might be an S10 body style, also chevy took over the tracker line from geo when they disbanned . Try to get v.i.n. number and you can work it from that angle. Good luck

Answer 7

The s10 series are the smallest chevy makes, and girls seem to like to s10 extremes which are like the s10's but have a nicer body kit on them, and generally lower and sleaker looking, definiatly not offroad trucks., and very sexy.

Answer 8

Was it older? They have the Colorado, it's small, and VERY cute, but it is a newer type, like from the last couple of years.

Answer 9

From your description, I believe it was an S-10; But there is also the GMC Sonoma that is almost a carbon copy

Answer 10

that's not enough info lol you didn't happen to see the model name? because that's the most useful thing to have haha it's possible it was a discontinued model, and that's why you didn't find it on the website. That happened to me with my truck, since it was an '86.