GM's ramping up production for Co and Canyon

I like the Colorado/Canyon as well, especially the diesel. Right now the diesels seem to be really rare, and dealers don't even have many of the gas versions in stock compared to full size trucks. I'll be in the market for a daily driver in about 18 months that gets great mpg and can easily handle a travel trailer in the 4-5K dry range. The Colorado diesel fits that bill, but if I can get a Ram Ecodiesel for $5K less, that's more truck for the money. We will see how pricing goes once more Colorado diesels are available, but due to the way they are packaged, MSRP will be about $40K, and if they are in short supply the dealers won't be dealing. I can get a Ram Eco Tradesman equipped the way I want for around $35K.