I see on average probably about 6 other HHRs a day and never notice any that aren't completely stock. The closest I see to a mod is a bumper sticker haha. Is this just where I'm at or are most of the ones you see look completely stock as well?

 

Personally, I think Chevy (Brian N., right?) did a great job with the styling of the HHR. It looks custom to people even when stock. I was perfectly happy with the stock look with my old sunburst orange 2LT. I might have been open to switching to leather seats if I'd kept it, but you wouldn't pick up on that as non-stock if I used stock leather seats. Now my SS, we'll see...

 

Im not saying theres anything wrong with stock, I like the look of the HHR but I just thought it was weird that I never see any variety besides color.

 

I especially like the look of the SS's stock

 

I bought mine for it's looks, so I'm leaving it stock.

 

That's what I'm talking about.

 

Local Tattoo Shop has a Panel, It has their logo on the sides, & some big rims.

& at Cruise nites I have seen a couple sharp hhr wagons.

 

Contrary to a lot of the members on here, most people leave their vehicles stock. You have to realize that the great majority of owners don't join a club or forum, and are not interested in doing anything to their vehicle. Mine's still all stock, but that's mostly due to monetary priorities.

 

You will see a lot of stock HHR here in central florida because of the large rental fleet of HHR's. I know because I have one with a build date of July 7 2005. It came out of a fleet of 250 HHR's the that went to auction with less then 20k miles on them. That was just one dealer. Some were shipped right to the rental co. I took the one I have it had 11,780 miles, never went out as a rental. Stayed at dealer I worked at as a demo, We had no HHR's to sell. 1st lot cars went to rental co. Same thing with the Beretta when it came out.

 

I see alot around SoCal that are stock. But they are just so much fun to do mod's to.