HHR newbie saying Hello.
08-24-2008, 09:55 AM
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08-24-2008, 10:12 AM
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Join Date: 04-08-2008
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I have seen alot more HHR's on the road since fuel prices went up. Seems more people want comfort, cargo style and safety to go with better fuel mileage. The look is distinct, especially when the PT losers die out. Having driven 4 cyl. Chevy's before, I was suprised how the 2.4 moves out on the highway.
My only concerns are the Firestone tires, which suck in the rain, and the sway induced by minimal wind. Both of these concerns will be corrected soon.
But other than that a solid and fun car to drive. I even managed to carry my 10 ft. kayak almost completely inside, with just the about 1 ft. sticking out the hatch.
My only concerns are the Firestone tires, which suck in the rain, and the sway induced by minimal wind. Both of these concerns will be corrected soon.
But other than that a solid and fun car to drive. I even managed to carry my 10 ft. kayak almost completely inside, with just the about 1 ft. sticking out the hatch.
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