I like how there're new members
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New Member
Joined: 04-08-2013
Posts: 23
From: San Francisco
I like how there're new members
When I got my HHR and signed up on this site 2 weeks ago, considering that this car is discontinued, I thought I was enrolling into a dead, inactive forum.
It's good to see I'm wrong. That there are new members after me, even 2-3 years after being discontinued. The HHR is awesome!
It's good to see I'm wrong. That there are new members after me, even 2-3 years after being discontinued. The HHR is awesome!
Senior Member
Joined: 10-06-2011
Posts: 1,150
From: Mesa, AZ
There are so many HHR's at dealerships around here it is not even funny. I would imagine that it is similar in many other places too. Infact this one medium sized used dealer has 3 white LS's already on the sales lot and has 4 more white (also look to be LS's) in the just arrived lot next to it. The interesting thing is this dealer continually has HHR's for sale. But they charge 13K to 15k for them. Mind you all 3 that are currently showing prices are 08's.
Senior Member
Joined: 02-19-2010
Posts: 1,529
From: Buffalo ny
This is definitely the best forum I am a member of. Very active and helpful members have me checking in multiple times per day. A lot of forums you can join, and get a ton of one sided answers, incorrect information, and criticism for doing any mod differently. Here, people are genuinely helpful, and if anything provide constructive criticsm, I try to return the favor as best as I can in my free time.
I think the main reason some forums are so bad is because they have a lot of "kids" as members. Here even the younger members are mature enough to make this site great
I think the main reason some forums are so bad is because they have a lot of "kids" as members. Here even the younger members are mature enough to make this site great
Senior Member
Joined: 09-11-2007
Posts: 1,379
From: Palm Bay, Florida
The HHRs were popular as a rental, so these cars are coming off the Hertz, Budget, Avis fleet into the used car market. But dealers that ask $13-15 K for a three-four year old HHR are looking for suckers to pay that much.
Senior Member
Joined: 12-04-2011
Posts: 374
From: El Paso, TX
Agreed. GM should have continued the HHR on the Cruze platform. Maybe they didn't because they knew they were making a Cruze wagon. Plus, outside of ponycars, the retro fad completely died.