New HHR model coming...
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Joined: 08-17-2006
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From: Ottawa, Ontario
We looked at getting a Trax but it was just too small inside for my wife and I - that's why we went with a GMC Terrain to replace the HHR.
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Joined: 01-11-2012
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From: finland, europe
actually i HOPE they let our HHR be mark of era 06-11, and come up with something else...
like a HSW-HeritageStationWagon mimicing 1980-1990 fullsize caprice, or 70s-80s boxy suburban to modern form. those are nowadays classics.
like a HSW-HeritageStationWagon mimicing 1980-1990 fullsize caprice, or 70s-80s boxy suburban to modern form. those are nowadays classics.
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Joined: 07-25-2012
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From: Columbus, Ohio
I would love to see a Bel-Air rendition.. BUT DONE RIGHT! Because I mean seriously, when did the General Lee grow a second set of doors? I remember Ms Daisy Duke crawling through 1 window... not the back window.. and im 23... i know different manufacturer but it saddens me seeing that 3rd, n 4th, door :/
And that Buick ^^^ is straight FUGLY lol wouldnt even jump it with my HHR lol
And that Buick ^^^ is straight FUGLY lol wouldnt even jump it with my HHR lol
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Joined: 01-31-2013
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From: Boonville, Missouri
2011 HHR a Keeper
We bought our 011 HHR last January and it had 32K and now have 41K. We really do like it. We down sized from a Mopar van as we no longer needed the extra room. It was a good choice for us. It get's 23 to 26 around town and over 34 at Interstate speeds. If they ever build another one, there are some design changes needed. Just a few tweaks of larger windows, and a little more room inside. We have a 1998 Subaru Forester (48K )as comparison of the same size and it of course is old technology but it has a lot more room inside and larger windows. BUT WE STILL LOVE OUR HHR.
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From: Alabama
Now, if you put the cupholders in front of my 5 speed shifter, that would just not work.
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From: San Bernardino, California
Not everything old is classic. To me, those two are just old.....
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From: Savanna Illinois
Not a darn thing, there has been, and probably always will be a percentage of folks holding out hope for an HHR Mark II.
It's never going to happen, like other extinct species, the HHR's roamed free from 2006-2011...now's the time to treasure and enjoy the survivors, not hold out hope for a Jurassic Park revival.
It's never going to happen, like other extinct species, the HHR's roamed free from 2006-2011...now's the time to treasure and enjoy the survivors, not hold out hope for a Jurassic Park revival.
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From: San Bernardino, California