'04 Nissan Armada LE. I miss the truck A LOT, but don't miss the gas milage at all!

 

Did an early return on a leased 2004 Chrysler Crossfire. Loved the looks hated the costs. Between premium gas, $100.00 oil changes, and $700 for a pair of tires ownership costs were getting pricey. HHR payment to own is less than the old lease payment on the Crossfire!! Also, the Crossfire doesn't make for a good drive in our Michigan winters.

 

1994 Ford Rnger with 143000. Truck was still running fine. Had a fiberglass topper to carry computers in. This HHR gets better mileage and actually will hold 17 tower type computers without stacking. I'm in heaven!

 

1996 Buick Riviera SC

240 HP and two of the heaviest doors ever...car hauled ..should have held onto it along with the HHR...but didn't have a place to park it

 

I donated a 1995 Chevy Lumina Van AKA the POS Dustbuster

 

a 2002 Mazda Miata LS with removable hard top that ran like a bat out of h@!l... that I miss sooo much.. but stuffing two 76 key keyboards and a rack in the passenger seat was a pita.

 

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2005 Malibu Maxx LT - lease ended. Picked up a '06 2LT 2.4L/Auto Silverstone/Gray leather GM Certified Pre-owned with 3,600 miles for $16,750. Not a mark on it, ready for mods!

 

Traded in both the 98 Subaru Legacy Wagon and the 99 Hyundai Accent for the Suburban and HHR

 

I traded in my '02 Cavalier with 42,000 miles on it...I LOVED THAT CAR, but it was too small & I wanted an HHR since I first saw drawings of the prototype many years ago. I never regret it either, as I LOVE MY HHR!

 

I traded in a 2002 Silverado LS with only 12,000 miles on it. I went from 14-17mpg to 28-31mpg, and a closed in cargo area. It was an even trade, after the dealer put leather in the HHR and Alloys on it. It is a 5-speed LS, but I actually prefer it to the 2.4 with A/T. After 13 months, the HHR has 8,000 miles, which is more than I averaged with my truck. I generally only use 4 wheels when I am transporting my gear to a shooting competition. My main transport is a 2004 Harley Road King Classic. It averages 43mpg, and I put about 12.000 miles a year on it.

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