The LUV was Isuzu’s KB with a Chevrolet badge and the first Chevrolet compact 4x4 in 1979; the S-10 of 1983 was GM’s own, with the S-10 Blazer built against the Bronco II and Cherokee, Insta-Trac shift-on-the-fly, the four-door of 1991 and the ZR2 wide-stance package of 1994. The Tracker was the Suzuki Sidekick and Grand Vitara built at CAMI in Ontario for Geo and then Chevrolet.
The Colorado of 2004 replaced the S-10 with Isuzu’s help; the 2015 generation from Wentzville brought the Duramax diesel and the ZR2 of 2017, the first mid-size truck with spool-valve dampers and front and rear lockers, and the Bison with AEV armour; the 2023 generation continues both.
LUV and S-10 (1979–2005)
3 VEHICLES IN THIS CHAPTERThe Isuzu LUV 4x4, the S-10 and S-10 Blazer, the ZR2.
Registry records · chapter 1
Tracker (1989–2004)
1 VEHICLE IN THIS CHAPTERThe CAMI-built Suzuki for Geo and Chevrolet.
Registry records · chapter 2
Colorado (2004–)
2 VEHICLES IN THIS CHAPTERGMT355, the 2015 generation, the ZR2 and Bison, the 2023 truck.
Registry records · chapter 3
Base models
The structural configurations the registry and the Creator build from; each page carries the researched specification.Sources
- Chevrolet S-10 Blazer — Wikipedia
- Chevrolet Colorado — Wikipedia








