The Chevy Colorado has made some big improvements for 2023. And you'll notice it as soon as you step inside the redesigned interior. You'll notice it with the turbocharged engine. You'll see the improvements when you tailgate the Jets or Giants game. Here's a quick look at some of the best things the Chevy Colorado has to offer you in Livingston.

Upgraded Wheels

On the base LT model, you'll have 17-inch all-season Blackwall tires with a 255 width. Whether in pouring rain or a little sleet and snow, your all-season tires will keep you glued to the road. You can upgrade to a set of 22-inch black aluminum rims with 275-wide tires with the Trail Boss. Halogen daytime running lamps and headlamps are standard, and LED fog lamps are as you climb trim levels.

New Tailgating Level Unlocked

The available first-in-class StowFlex Tailgate is a lockable hidden storage compartment located inside the tailgate. You can stash tools, emergency kits, mesh camping chairs, and anything else you want to keep concealed. There's also a drain inside the StowFlex. You can dump a few drinks and ice to create a makeshift cooler. A 12V power outlet is standard, but you can upgrade to a 120-volt box-mounted power outlet with a higher trim.

It Feels Good

Front bucket seats and jet black cloth upholstery is available at the base level trims. But you can upgrade to Evotex upholstery when you jump to the Trail Boss or WT. This provides a durable barrier for protection when handling work in Summit, NJ, or going off-road in West Caldwell. The ZR2 adds luxury appointments like perforated leather front seat upholstery, heated driver and front passenger seats, and a heated steering wheel.

Keeps Things Clean

The newly designed center console helps eliminate clutter with storage compartments and a more driver-centric cockpit. Every Colorado trim will come standard with a four-door crew cab, building on the comfortable first and second rows inside the cabin. Rubberized vinyl floor covering is available on the WT and Trail Boss models.