MOTRV8D

I was reading over on another car forum today (discussing Chevy's plans on whether or not to come out with a new LSA-powered Camaro Z28) and came across another blog post about the Cobalt and HHR SS's being on the chopping block for 2010.

Haven't spent a lot of time looking for more info but I was wondering if you guys had heard anything about the HHR SS being axed? Hope not!

txbass06

I haven't heard about anything GM losing the HHR but I have heard something about them replacing the Cobalt...

bartSS

the SS line will be gone in 2010. And yes that includes the HHR

camaro98z28

Cool.. I will have a Rare car.

tim_tenn

The Cobalt is coming to an end with a new small car to take it's place. Follows that all versions of the Cobalt will be discontinued.

hyperv6

The SS line will end in 2010 and the standard HHR and Cobalt soon after.

The Chevy Cruze and the Chevy Orlando will replace both of them.

Keep in mind both are old cars on a very old platform. Time flys while your having fun!

The LNF turbo will live on in other cars. The Buick Lacrosse so far has been anounced and others will soon follow. Lutz is a fan of this engine and will use it well in many other cars. Yes Bob is staying at new GM and will have more say this time over product that we will see.

GrotesqueFetus6

seems i better get a brand new ss or just try and find one used

solman98

Been in the works for a while. HHR and Cobalt are on the Delta platform and that ends with the arrival of the Delta II platform. No updated HHR.....

hyperv6

They have enough 4 speed trannys till 2011 if I read right. Someone here has the time frame on the trannys. The cars die as they run out of parts. The Six speed will not fit.

MOTRV8D

so this thing called the Orlando is going to replace the HHR?




reminds me of the Pontiac Aztek, which was arguably the ugliest vehicle ever built.