View Poll Results: What are you driving?
SUV
89
25.00%
Stationwagon
130
36.52%
Minivan
11
3.09%
Car
73
20.51%
Truck
53
14.89%
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How do you classify the HHR?
Senior Member
Joined: 10-19-2005
Posts: 20,687
From: Miami
Originally Posted by courthousedeb
I went with station wagon...only because that is how both my insurance company and motor vehicle classify it. Works for me cuz that makes both a little cheaper for insurance and plates...LOL
Originally Posted by JESSE
GOT TO CHECK MY TITLE BUT ALMOST SURE IT SAY'S STATION WAGON.
Originally Posted by TomsHHR
Wisconsin classifies it as a truck, van body
Senior Member
Joined: 12-18-2005
Posts: 1,791
From: Middle Village, NY
The truth of the matter is, the HHR is really nothing more than a pretty body on a Cobalt (or Saturn Ion, which ever you prefer). So it should be either a car or a station wagon. And, since station wagons are ususally trunkless cars with an open luggage area, I guess that is what our beloved vehicles are. They do not have truck suspensions, nor SUV's ruggedness or ability to go off-road.
Whatever you call them, they sure are great
I can not begin to tell you about all of the compliments I get. People, including cops, have stopped me in the street to talk to me about my HHR. As I drive, I get thumbs up, comments, smiles, and turned heads. And, I am beginning to see more HHR's on the road. So others are realizing how nice they are and they are catching on.
Whatever you call them, they sure are great
I can not begin to tell you about all of the compliments I get. People, including cops, have stopped me in the street to talk to me about my HHR. As I drive, I get thumbs up, comments, smiles, and turned heads. And, I am beginning to see more HHR's on the road. So others are realizing how nice they are and they are catching on.
Senior Member
Joined: 01-20-2006
Posts: 1,230
From: Dallas, TX
This has been brought up on the forum before, but I consider mine whatever my auto insurance company considers it. lol. They label it as a wagon, which is fine by me since the insurance is less costly.
