Consumer Reports offers comparisons between trucks. There content is available online or in print.
The ratings for Chevy Colorado trucks, according to Consumer reporting has been ranging from 3.5 stars to 4.5 stars. It is advisable to read various consumer reports magazines and website to get the expert view before buying such heavy duty vehicle.
For a wide variety of used utility trucks visit www.ironplanet.com. They have many makes and models. You can also even view inspection reports and place bids.
GMC trucks are the most popular,but Dodge and Ford also have brands of utility trucks,as do Chevrolet and freightliner,but GMC has the most extensive range.
Commercial Truck Trader has a wide variety of used utility trucks for sale and Trucker to trucker sells new and used trucks through out the United States.
A utility vehicle dealer would sell bucket trucks. There should also be some used car dealerships that may have bucket trucks. Many used car lots keep utility trucks such as these in their lots. You may also find a specialized dealership that sells utility trucks, farm trucks, and other working-type trucks. There is one like that in Graham, NC.
The internet is an excellent place to identify dealer pricing for Ford trucks. Kelly Blue Book (kbb.com), Consumer Reports (consumerreports.org), and edmunds.com are all excellent sites to located this information.
I would check out Craigslist for a used utility truck. They also have a lot of auctions with trucks that have been repossessed or are selling from estates that you can look for.
Trucktrend.com (a division of Motortrend) offers great, unbiased reviews on trucks. Consumer Reports magazine also offers reviews and ratings on various vehicles.
No. They have jeeps, halftracks, utility trucks, etc
Consumer Reports publishes an annual comparison of all vehicles and their rankings. They give all sorts of information to make comparisons, and give their picks for the best pickups and other vehicles.
To get reports on RC trucks, I would check Amazon.com. Amazon has reviews on all sorts of products. Another website is hobbylobby.com. One of those should help.