Im just waiting to see a honda with SS badges.... I know it exists somewhere out there:roflol:

I saw a Honda Element today with H3 badges mounted high and to the front of the driver's door

I just had to Google it. 'H3 element' is an HTML reference. Me thinks the driver was a computer geek. :D

I find it funny that ever one is giving the OP crap about this when just after the SS came out there was a guy going to up grade is HHR and make it an SS per say but in no way badge it that way or call it that and every gave him crap saying its not a true SS and wont be and this and that. Can we really have it both ways? Raging on one guy cause he is building his car fast and mentions the word SS and then start raging another for doing the exact same thing to a different person. I just dont understand how you can have it both ways but thats just my opinion.

I work for Verizon as a cable splicer ( landline, not wireless ), and there were a few guys in the central office today doing software upgrades ( to the FIOS, I think ), so yea, it could have been.

Truthfully, I could care less. I can understand someone putting on SS bumpers, wheels, spoilers because they like the appearance of the item. But just to stick on a badge, what's the point? As for mine, they're gone. Who needs badges :thumb:

Sooner or later
 

Some radical customizer is going to shoe horn a small block between the fenders. It will be a HHR body on a custom frame but that friends, will be an SS. I've wondered if a Buick 3800 drive train would fit, I just happen to have one...

Hate to hijack this discussion, but Dude, that Caddy 2 dr. coupe CTS, is a test driver from GM. Look at the plates, Me thinks it is'nt even at the dealers yet.
Smart move giving him the road, as he would have surly handed you your A--.

Yeah he was going from the proving grounds to the tech center.

Its also the V with 556hp.

Good for the guy that wanted to make it look the way he wanted it too.