description Chevrolet S-10 Overview
The Chevrolet S-10 is a compact pickup truck manufactured by General Motors from the 1982 to 2004 model years in North America. It was the first compact pickup truck built entirely in-house by an American manufacturer and was designed to compete against imported compact trucks. Available in regular, extended, and later crew cab configurations, it featured a range of inline-four and V6 engines, including the widely used 4.3-liter Vortec V6. The S-10 was eventually replaced by the Chevrolet Colorado.
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When was the Chevrolet S-10 made?
The Chevrolet S-10 was produced for the 1982 through 2004 model years in North America. It was General Motors' compact pickup designed to compete with imported small trucks.
Was the Chevrolet S-10 the first American compact pickup?
It was the first compact pickup built entirely in-house by an American manufacturer. General Motors introduced it for the 1982 model year as a smaller alternative to full-size pickups.
What vehicles were related to the Chevrolet S-10?
The S-10 shared its compact-truck family with the GMC Sonoma and the Chevrolet S-10 Blazer. Isuzu also sold a related version called the Hombre in the North American market.
What replaced the Chevrolet S-10?
The Chevrolet Colorado replaced the S-10 in General Motors' compact pickup lineup after the S-10's final North American model year in 2004. The Colorado moved the company into a newer generation of midsize trucks.
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