ALL WHEEL DRIVE, small torquey v6 and an interior to match the outside appearance. A small v6 engine with 200-240 HP from 2.5-3.0 L. An auto 5 speed transmission. TOP OF THE LINE hhr SHOULD BE NO MORE THEN $ 27,000 CND. the taxes on top already make me feel like riding a bicycle.

 

A matching sport seat for the passenger in the SS model. Also an arm rest on the manual transmission version of the Sport seat. Oh yeah, Homelink and a roof storage/lights console would be nice.

 

Bluetooth capability. I don't want to pay Onstar's fee, and I don't have a Verizon phone , but I'd sure like to use my Sprint phone, hands free in the car.

 

Wow, old thread but Ill toss in my anyways.

The one thing I want most is TELESCOPING STEERING.
Why, oh why is it missing on so many cars now?
If they go through the trouble of adding tilt, why not telescoping also?

 

im with ya on the telescoping.
so many cars need it.

 

A REAL tilt wheel with telescopic. I can't understand why they have been disappearing from our cars. They are two of the best driving options even put on a car. Driving position vary greatly with body size as well as comfort preference but most of todays cars offer very little ability to them.

 

All Wheel Drive or RWD.
Telescope steering column and/or adjustable pedal position.

 

After a recent ride in a co-workers Pathfinder, I am convinced that the Panel version should come with a back-up camera. To retro-fit, I'd have to change the stereo to include a monitor.

I love the panel, but ever since I started driving it, I've noticed that people are starting to park behind me, or in my blind spot. Probably one of Murphy's by-laws.

 

One more for the pop out rear windows. Chrysler had a neat little motor on the hinges controlled from the dash to open and close them. That would be cool!

 

I'd advocate this for every car. Yes, every car.

You never know when the neighbor's 3 year old ran under your rear bumper... since parents don't raise kids right anymore...