So the HHR is done as of this May?
02-04-2012, 10:19 PM
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So the HHR is done as of this May?
Guys,
If this is old news then I apologize but I read this in Autoline. What had my bothered was seeing no HHR at the DC New Car Show.
http://www.insideline.com/chevrolet/...gap-in-us.html
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If this is old news then I apologize but I read this in Autoline. What had my bothered was seeing no HHR at the DC New Car Show.
http://www.insideline.com/chevrolet/...gap-in-us.html
QR
02-05-2012, 01:21 PM
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02-09-2012, 07:59 PM
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HHR demise-last year's chatter
Yup,
I loosely followed all of the chatter. I reckoned it was just best guesses or theories of what "could" happen. In reality it was happening I see.
This commercial replacement, Captiva, is not what was supposed to replace it as a panel as talk last year.......wasn't it a Spark derivative?
At any rate, it is better to go out this way then to fade into oblivion as the PT Cruiser for example. 6 model years wasn't exactly a failure.
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I loosely followed all of the chatter. I reckoned it was just best guesses or theories of what "could" happen. In reality it was happening I see.
This commercial replacement, Captiva, is not what was supposed to replace it as a panel as talk last year.......wasn't it a Spark derivative?
At any rate, it is better to go out this way then to fade into oblivion as the PT Cruiser for example. 6 model years wasn't exactly a failure.
QR
