Used Chevrolet Colorado prices, November 2026

A used Chevrolet Colorado is listed for about $19,065–$35,165 at US dealers (middle 50% of 16,508 used and certified listings), with a median of $26,574 at 59,923 miles, as of Nov 7, 2026. Like for like (same model years), asking prices are 0.6% lower than on Oct 25, 2026.

Updated · By CarWhere Research · Source: active US dealer listings (licensed vehicle-data providers) · About this data

See 16,508 used Colorado for saleLive listings near you, filtered to this model

Median asking price

$26,574

Average $27,124

Median miles

59,923

Average 67,152

For sale now

16,508

721 certified pre-owned (4.4%)

Median days listed

42

Time on market so far

How much is a used Colorado?

The median asking price for a used Chevrolet Colorado is $26,574 (average $27,124), and the middle half of listings sit between $19,065 and $35,165. By model year, medians run from $20,500 for a 2018 to $36,247 for a 2024.

Median asking price by model year (Colorado)

Used Chevrolet Colorado prices by trim

The ZR2 carries the highest median asking price of the most-listed trims ($37,150); the Work Truck the lowest ($19,823). Click a count to see those listings.

Used Chevrolet Colorado asking prices by trim, Nov 7, 2026
TrimTypical price, middle 50% (USD)Median price (USD)Median milesFor sale nowMedian days listed
LT$17,634–$29,472$22,02371,1694,54239
Z71$21,582–$36,089$28,54562,1544,16539
Work Truck$15,180–$25,216$19,82375,9513,43440
ZR2$29,359–$44,022$37,15041,9932,25652
Trail Boss$34,506–$39,000$36,59623,2591,67642
1LT———184—
2LT———83—
Z85———48—
WT———28—
LS———21—
Base———20—
Z71 LS———13—

Prices shown for the most-listed trims; other trims show listing counts.

Which Colorado year is the best value?

Among model years with enough listings, the 2023 Colorado is the lowest-priced year that still sits at or below the typical Colorado's mileage: median $33,665 with 37,305 miles. The cheapest year we price is the 2018 at $20,500 (93,053 miles). Check the reliability verdict for a year before you buy.

Used Chevrolet Colorado asking prices by model year, Nov 7, 2026
Model yearMedian price (USD)Typical price, middle 50% (USD)Median milesFor sale nowReliability
2026———1,169—
2025———1,019—
2024$36,247$33,156–$39,57026,3392,407—
2023$33,665$29,995–$36,13837,3051,706—
2022$24,998$19,889–$30,77260,8302,104—
2021$24,866$19,950–$29,38874,6321,359—
2020———914—
2019$21,000$17,980–$24,95792,8021,406—
2018$20,500$17,390–$23,99593,0531,241—
2017———846—
2016———1,017—
2015———489—
2012———213Caution
2011———86Caution
2010———67Solid
2009———66—
2008———101Better year
2007———66Solid
2006———83Avoid
2005———77Avoid
2004———63Avoid

Prices for the most-listed model years (50+ listings each); other years show counts. Reliability verdicts come from CarWhere's analysis of NHTSA owner complaints and recalls.

Are used Colorado prices going down?

Yes, slightly. Comparing the same 6 model years, median asking prices moved -0.6% between Oct 25, 2026 and Nov 7, 2026. Older cars also lose value every month as they age, so a flat market still means depreciation for the car you own.

Dealer asking price vs. trade-in vs. private sale

The prices on this page are what US dealers are asking for a Chevrolet Colorado today, before negotiation, taxes and fees. A dealer's trade-in offer for the same car is usually well below its asking price, because the dealer has to recondition it, carry it and still make a margin. A private sale typically lands between the two. To estimate your own car, try the trade-in calculator or the used car value tool.

Where are the most used Colorados for sale?

Texas has the most used Colorado listings (1,549, 9.4% of the national total), followed by Florida, California, Ohio. A bigger local supply gives you more cars to compare and more room to negotiate. This snapshot counts listings by state; it doesn't price them by state.

Used Chevrolet Colorado listings by state, Nov 7, 2026
StateFor sale nowShare of US listings (%)
Texas1,5499.4%
Florida1,0896.6%
California1,0096.1%
Ohio8024.9%
North Carolina6804.1%
Michigan6513.9%
Pennsylvania6433.9%
New York6173.7%
Georgia5683.4%
Illinois5663.4%

Frequently asked questions

How much is a used Chevrolet Colorado?

The median asking price for a used Chevrolet Colorado is $26,574 (average $27,124), and the middle half of listings sit between $19,065 and $35,165. By model year, medians run from $20,500 for a 2018 to $36,247 for a 2024. Based on 16,508 active listings at US dealers on Nov 7, 2026.

What is the cheapest year of Colorado to buy used?

Among model years with enough listings, the 2023 Colorado is the lowest-priced year that still sits at or below the typical Colorado's mileage: median $33,665 with 37,305 miles. The cheapest year we price is the 2018 at $20,500 (93,053 miles). Check the reliability verdict for a year before you buy.

Are used Colorado prices going down?

Yes, slightly. Comparing the same 6 model years, median asking prices moved -0.6% between Oct 25, 2026 and Nov 7, 2026. Older cars also lose value every month as they age, so a flat market still means depreciation for the car you own.

How many used Chevrolet Colorados are for sale?

16,508 used and certified Chevrolet Colorados were listed at US dealers on Nov 7, 2026, 721 of them (4.4%) certified pre-owned.

How long does a used Colorado take to sell?

Half of the used Chevrolet Colorados listed today have been on the market 42 days or less. Trims differ: the Work Truck has a median of 40 days listed and the ZR2 52.

Which Colorado trim costs the most used?

Of the most-listed trims, the ZR2 has the highest median asking price at $37,150 and the Work Truck the lowest at $19,823. Mileage and model-year mix explain part of the gap.

About this data

Period
Listings active on Nov 7, 2026 (snapshot)
Filter
Used and certified 2004–2026 Chevrolet Colorado, all US states
Counts
16,508 listings (721 certified pre-owned); 12 trims and 21 model years shown
Method
Median and average asking price, odometer miles and days listed across active used and certified pre-owned Chevrolet Colorado listings at US dealers. Model-year and trim medians need 50+ listings. Like-for-like change compares each model year's median with our Oct 25, 2026 snapshot, weighted by listings, so a shift in the year mix can't fake a price move. Asking prices are what dealers list, not what buyers paid.
Source
Active used and certified listings at US dealers from licensed vehicle-data providers. Only aggregates are kept: counts, medians, averages and percentiles.
Updates
Refreshed from a new market snapshot on a regular schedule; last updated .
Data
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