Traded a 2001 Monte Carlo LS w/81,000 miles on it. I babied it and it sold the same day I traded it. I have to say, it was actually one of the finest I ever owned. I just wanted an HHR.

 

"None" should've been an option on the poll, because I didn't trade in anything.

I kept my Chevy van and paid cash for the HHR. The employees at the dealership had big smiles on their faces when I wrote them that check.

The van will be paid off in a few months. Then I'll be good to go.

 

The Monte Carlo is a nice car, but I haven't seen many people driving them in my area, even before the gas prices went up. And I live in a metropolitan area of well over a million.

 

2004 SVT Focus. It was fun while it lasted and a very limited run edition for the only car (the general Focus model that is) that Ford, in spite of it's inability to market it better, makes money on. Ford killed the SVT program and lost me from then on. That little Cosworth motor could scream and the race tuned suspension was like being on rails. Only a memory now!

 

'95 GMC Yukon GT. It was getting old. When I went to replace it, the same thing was nearly 50K. Enough was enough. Time to get something more economical. I'm glad I did it. Luv my HHR.

 

A worthless 2001 PT Cruiser.

 

Traded my 2000 Grand Prix. Loved the car an never had a problem with her. Fell in love with the HHR and thought i'ld trade my Pontiac while i still could get somthing for her. HHR's MPG's was the kicker though.

 

I tried to trade a 46 year old female who can cook, clean, and works hard. After she removed her hands from my throat I decided to get rid of my 2003 S-10 instead.

 

2004 Mazda Miata MX5..It was a fun car and got comparable gas mileage as the HHR.
Although I do miss the handling of the miata, I am quite pleased so far with my HHR. I am looking to add more chrome on this baby!

 

Dave, those wheels really look good on the HHR. Not overstated (not bling) and not understated (not plain)... just the right look.