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    Will there be any ZR2 stuff coming soon? Will they have their own forum?

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    The Colorado ZR2 AEV Concept was just that, only a concept. We don’t have any plans to produce parts at this time.

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    • #3
      The aftermarket suck for those trucks. Owners are hungry!

      I thought about getting one, even test drove it.

      Too bad FCA won't bring back the Dakota!

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      • #4
        Originally posted by kocor321 View Post
        The aftermarket suck for those trucks. Owners are hungry!

        I thought about getting one, even test drove it.

        Too bad FCA won't bring back the Dakota!
        not sure it would make sense with the JT on the horizon. I agree tho on ZR2 aftermarket. I almost bought one and was jonsing bad but ended up with jeep number 4 instead.

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        • #5
          Chevy trademarked the ZR2 Bison name

          Chevrolet on Thursday unveiled another off-road-focused pickup and it wears the Colorado ZR2 Bison name. Previewed by the Colorado ZR2 AEV concept unveiled at the 2017 SEMA show, the Colorado ZR2 Bison starts off as a run-of-the-mill Colorado ZR2, an already credible off-roader, and builds upon this with extra protective gear to make the mid-size pickup...

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          • #6
            Now it has been spotted testing.

            Last year at SEMA, we saw a fairly radical Chevy Colorado ZR2 concept from American Expedition Vehicles (AEV). The already capable pickup had been fitted with a ton of gear for serious off-roading, including an upgraded suspension, 35-inch BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain tires, skid plates, a snorkel and a winch. We were in love. Then Chevrolet trademarked the "ZR2 Bison" name (AEV uses a bison in its logo), which had us hoping for a production version of the SEMA concept. Now, our spy shooters have caug

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            • #7
              It is really a testament to AEV when the OEM tests their vehicles and parts to make the business case for the AEV concepts.
              Jon

              2008 Rubicon Unlimited
              4.5" AEV lift, 37" Nitto Trail Grapplers, AEV front/rear bumpers, AEV Corners, Factory Ten Axle Shafts.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by JeepinJon View Post
                It is really a testament to AEV when the OEM tests their vehicles and parts to make the business case for the AEV concepts.
                Totally agree with this !
                Ward
                2015 Dodge Ram 5500 "Intercontinental Cruiser" RV
                2007 Jeep JK w/ AT Habitat and lots of AEV goodies.
                2005 Jeep LJ Rubicon
                2014 Jeep JK

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                • #9
                  Came across this...
                  Last year at SEMA, we saw a fairly radical Chevy Colorado ZR2 concept from American Expedition Vehicles (AEV). The already capable pickup had been fitted with a ton of gear for serious off-roading, including an upgraded suspension, 35-inch BFGoodrich Mud-Terrain tires, skid plates, a snorkel and a winch. We were in love. Then Chevrolet trademarked the "ZR2 Bison" name (AEV uses a bison in its logo), which had us hoping for a production version of the SEMA concept. Now, our spy shooters have caug
                  "Don't wish for it,work for it."
                  2014 Ram Power Wagon

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                  • #10
                    Parts are now announced for the ZR2
                    Jon

                    2008 Rubicon Unlimited
                    4.5" AEV lift, 37" Nitto Trail Grapplers, AEV front/rear bumpers, AEV Corners, Factory Ten Axle Shafts.

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                    • #11
                      I think the next big question is, will AEV make a Dual Sport Suspension kit for the Colorado? I mean, at least that's my next question now

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by BlowFish12 View Post
                        I think the next big question is, will AEV make a Dual Sport Suspension kit for the Colorado? I mean, at least that's my next question now
                        My thoughts, I doubt it, not for a while anyways, based on the concept and I believe Chevy Performance recently made public the fall release of the extended travel Multimatic shocks that could likely be installed on all Colorado’s​​​​​​. Not to say it wouldn’t be cool if AEV did come out with their own suspension line. I previously had a JK and now have a ZR2.

                        I can’t wait for the release of their bumpers!

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                        • #13
                          I assume the rumored Bison from Chevy will come from the factory with these parts and potentially the upgraded suspension

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