184,000 and still runs like new! I bought this truck in 2008 with 30,000 miles on it. So far I replaced the rear end (towed alot) and alternator. They were the only two major things the rest has been just wear and tear.

I've owned a 2005 Colorado for 17 yrs, got it with 33k on it & now have 340k on it. It now has a antifreeze leak in cyl2 & 5. The airbag light has been on for the last 100k. The dash light dimmer has been a problem for the last 100k. I've replaced the rotors once & the front hubs 3 times. There's a short in the dash that happens whenever if feels like. I just thump the dash & that clears it up for a couple months, sometimes. The wiper control now fails me 50% of the time. The tail gate handle has fallen apart, the heater control module failed once. The drivers side power window won't work without some physical help going up & down. I replaced the rear drums & brakes at 200k. Replaced the front brakes 5 times now. I also replaced the water pump at 280k. I'm also on my 3rd set of tires & they look pretty good still. I certainly had my share of problems with this truck but I once owned a Ford f150 & found it to be the worst truck I ever own compared to my chevy. So would I ever buy another one? xxxx yes, in fact I just found a 2005 canyon crew with low kms & I'm looking forward to picking it up shortly into the new yr. Now you might ask why the xxxx would i want another one after going through all the troubles I've experienced. Well simply put I know what to expect with these trucks & how to fix them. It doesn't matter what brand you want to be loyal to its more about what your prepared to tolerate & deal with when problems arise. Really for the most part there all junk & they all have there own problems, you just have to decide which one you're willing to deal with.

2005 canyon bought new has 191,000 only problem hub bearing,heater relay 3 x,just replace fuel pump check engine light been on a lot for sensers