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2000 Compact Pickup Trucks
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Chevrolet's compact pickup gets minor changes for 2000, but bigger news is due on the 2001 models. Four-door crew-cab models will go on sale in the fall to compete with similar versions of the Dodge Dakota, Nissan Frontier and Toyota Tacoma also due as 2001 models.
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$4,100 – $5,325
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Dodge got the jump on most of its rivals with the January introduction of the 2000 Dakota Quad Cab, a compact pickup with four conventional doors and seats for up to six people.
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$4,025 – $6,425
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A Trailhead option package that dresses two-wheel-drive Rangers to look like 4x4s is the main addition for 2000 to the best-selling compact pickup.
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$3,500 – $5,800
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Sonoma is GMC's version of the compact pickup that Chevrolet markets as the S-10 and Isuzu peddles as the Hombre. They differ only in styling, and all three receive minor updates for 2000.
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$4,100 – $5,325
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Isuzu builds only trucks, but it relies on partner General Motors for its compact pickup a clone of the Chevrolet S-10 and GMC Sonoma. The Hombre is built at a Shreveport, La., plant where its corporate cousins are built.
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$4,275 – $5,500
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$4,275 – $5,400
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Nissan scored a coup in the pickup business last spring when it introduced a four-door crew-cab version of the Frontier with four conventional, front-hinged side doors.
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$4,650 – $7,350
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New StepSide models with flared rear fenders are available this spring in both regular-cab and extended-cab versions as late additions to the 2000 Tacoma lineup. The StepSide models copy similar flared-fender models available from Ford, Chevrolet and GMC that prove popular with buyers looking for sporty styling.
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$5,575 – $9,450
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