2023 Chevrolet Colorado

Name: 2023 Chevrolet Colorado owner-filed safety complaints per 1,000 sold
Creator: YearsTell

For every car sold, owners filed 3.2 times as many complaints about the 2023 Colorado as about the typical Colorado year. Among the 7 Colorado years with enough complaints to compare, owners filed the fewest about the 2021 (0.30 per 1,000 sold) and the most about this one, the 2023 (1.31).

Safety complaints filed by owners in the first three years, per 1,000 sold.

1.31 per 1,000

3.2 times this nameplate’s own median

Counted from 105 complaints filed in the first three years, of 142 ever. 95% lower bound 1.06.

Every Colorado model yearComplaints per 1,000 sold, first three years

This yearOther yearsToo few complaints to rankTypical year, 0.41

Against its own model years

The model year carries far more information than the badge, so this is the comparison that matters. The bar is how many complaints each rate rests on.

Model year	Per 1,000	Complaints
2008	0.37	20
2009	0.09	4
2010	0.18	5
2011	0.18	5
2012	0.41	14
2015	0.98	83
2016	1.07	103
2017	0.63	70
2018	0.57	71
2019	0.47	61
2020	0.18	20
2021	0.30	25
2022	0.30	24
2023	1.31	105

Issues owners of the 2023 Colorado report

No phrase appears often enough in these complaints to describe them reliably.

When it breaks

Too few complaints record mileage for this model year to show a pattern. NHTSA largely stopped capturing mileage after 2021.

What NHTSA did

1 investigation covering this model year, 0 of which list a recall campaign.

Electronic Brake Module Component Failure

Questions buyers ask about the 2023 Chevrolet Colorado

Is 2023 a good year or a bad year for the Colorado?

What problems does the 2023 Colorado have?

The parts owners named most often in complaints filed to date: Forward Collision Avoidance (46), Electrical System (45), Service Brakes (30).

Is the 2023 Colorado reliable?

Complaint records cannot settle that on their own. They count safety problems owners chose to report to the federal government, not every repair. What they do show is how this year compares with the other Colorado years: for every car sold, owners filed 3.2 times as many complaints about the 2023 Colorado as about the typical Colorado year.

Which Colorado year has the fewest complaints?

Among years with enough complaints to compare, the 2021, at 0.30 per 1,000 sold. Every Colorado year, ranked.

What the used-car guides say

No guide we read covers the Colorado.

Check this yourself

Example records behind this page, each on NHTSA’s own site:

Limits of this figure. It counts safety complaints filed with the federal government, which is a floor on failures and not a census: problems that only cost money are under-reported. Complaint rates also reflect how likely a brand’s owners are to file, which cannot be separated from how often the car fails. Sales are calendar-year and the denominator for this nameplate is checked by hand against its source table, not against an outside figure.