New HHR owner saying hi.
Thread Starter
Joined: 01-05-2010
Posts: 8
From: michigan
New HHR owner saying hi.
Well my wifes cav. died so we went car shopping, She wanted a PT but fell in love with the hhr when we test drove it. So we looked around ad bought a 2006 hhr lt with 5 speed and 50,000 miles for 8,000 dollars. Seemed like a good price. I Wasnt really thrilled with the Pt cruiers but im not sure who likes the hhr more her or me. What a fun litttle car to drive.
to the site!!! Maybe we will see you at a meet sometime 
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Joined: 08-20-2006
Posts: 21,640
From: Hillsdale, Michigan
Dennis, just fyi we are planning to meet up for NAIAS on Sat. January 23. You are welcome to join us 
We will probably meet up for the show then go have a late lunch and then who knows what.
We will probably meet up for the show then go have a late lunch and then who knows what.
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Joined: 11-15-2008
Posts: 1,599
From: Newburgh, NY
Well, you got a small piece of history buying the HHR. It's actually a miniature retro of the '49 Chevy Surburban. I like retros such as the PT as much as anyone else, but have yet to find out what the PT represents other than general automotive styling of the '40s. If anyone can shed some light on this, it would help all (and perhaps make us better appreciate the PT).
With that said, welcome to the world of HHR ownership and hopefully the above statements will give you something to talk about with other retro machine fanatics.
With that said, welcome to the world of HHR ownership and hopefully the above statements will give you something to talk about with other retro machine fanatics.
