View Poll Results: Your USD price paid for HHR before tax & fees?
15,990-16,999
173
22.97%
17,000-17,999
70
9.30%
18,000-18,999
96
12.75%
19,000-19,999
83
11.02%
20,000-20,999
97
12.88%
21,000-21,999
86
11.42%
22,000-22,999
47
6.24%
23,000-23,999
44
5.84%
24,000-24,999
26
3.45%
25,000-25,999
16
2.12%
26,000-26,999
15
1.99%
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How much did you pay for your HHR?
Senior Member
Joined: 02-16-2011
Posts: 102
From: Pennsylvania
WOW, some great prices here! I wish I could find a good deal...Some HHRs Im looking at are ridiculousy high; price and mileage. I think I'm just gonna lowball some of these dealers and see which one takes my offer.
Platinum Member
Joined: 01-09-2007
Posts: 16,081
From: SE USA
Buyers market..
Senior Member
Joined: 02-15-2010
Posts: 1,706
From: Minneapolis, MN
I paid $6995 for my 2007 Chevrolet HHR 1LT just over a year ago at Thorstad Chevrolet in Madison, WI. One of the best decisions I ever made. My HHR has been extremely, extremely reliable. I have hardly had to stick any money into it besides routine maintenance. Now, my last car on the other hand, well, let's not go there. 
I bought my HHR with 91,000 miles on it; it was a one-owner personal vehicle. Buying it with high miles was a concern for me at first, I worried if it would be a mistake. It definitely wasn't. It had been taken care of very well by the previous owner and most of the miles were highway miles as the previous owner commuted 75 miles to work every day. The dealership was 2 1/2 hours away from where I live, but I did my research and I knew I was going to get a better deal if I looked further away than if I just searched locally. Local dealerships were selling similar vehicles at $2000-3000 above what my HHR was priced at. So, it was worth the drive to save the money.
I bought my HHR with 91,000 miles on it; it was a one-owner personal vehicle. Buying it with high miles was a concern for me at first, I worried if it would be a mistake. It definitely wasn't. It had been taken care of very well by the previous owner and most of the miles were highway miles as the previous owner commuted 75 miles to work every day. The dealership was 2 1/2 hours away from where I live, but I did my research and I knew I was going to get a better deal if I looked further away than if I just searched locally. Local dealerships were selling similar vehicles at $2000-3000 above what my HHR was priced at. So, it was worth the drive to save the money.
Senior Member
Joined: 03-17-2011
Posts: 219
From: Wisconsin
'08 Panel 2LT with nearly every option; sunroof, heated leather, premium sound w/disk changer, etc., and only 35k miles, all that for $12k (after a little haggling). I am totally happy with my deal and my ride.
