Love the car, name- not so much....
Love the car, name- not so much....
Talking with some of my co-workers about stuff I was planning to do with my Panel, when one of them called it a PT Cruiser.... had to tell him it's an HHR, then tell him what HHR means, and it occurred to me that I usually refer to it as the Panel, as 'aitch aitch arrr' just doesn't roll off the tongue very well.
I know it's patterned after the '49 Suburban, and since 'Suburban' was still in use that was out. I just wonder if there was a less-clumsy name GM could have used?
I know it's patterned after the '49 Suburban, and since 'Suburban' was still in use that was out. I just wonder if there was a less-clumsy name GM could have used?
Last edited by ChevyMgr; Apr 30, 2010 at 11:53 AM. Reason: admin edit
I agree. HHR SS is even clumsier. Sounds like there's a number missing for a motorcycle name. "This is my HHR1000SS." PT Cruiser is lame, too. I have no idea what a "PT" is. Party Truck? Putrid Turd?
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I just refer to my rig as the Chebby Panel, but it's actually more of a Sedan Delivery..
Any time I say HHR, some get that "deer-in-the headlights" look..
Whatever..."HHR 2LT PV" Panel Van, Sounds more like plumbing parts


