Southern woman's first HHR
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Joined: 01-09-2007
Posts: 16,081
From: SE USA
Welcome Southerner-
You will get used to the differences..
I have a few scratches under the front on mine, yes I did them, back when I first got it. But no damage otherwise..
We live & hopefully learn.. Enjoy the New Ride..
And never be shy about any questions, that's what these forums are for..
sleeper
You will get used to the differences..
I have a few scratches under the front on mine, yes I did them, back when I first got it. But no damage otherwise..
We live & hopefully learn.. Enjoy the New Ride..
And never be shy about any questions, that's what these forums are for..
sleeper
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Joined: 04-23-2010
Posts: 537
From: So California
Southerner,
You've got to get out of the habit of bumping things......it just could give the wrong idea....hmmm or the right, what they meant earlier was that it's smaller so stay further back from the curbs....much further...you've definitely got the room.
You've got to get out of the habit of bumping things......it just could give the wrong idea....hmmm or the right, what they meant earlier was that it's smaller so stay further back from the curbs....much further...you've definitely got the room.
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Joined: 06-20-2010
Posts: 23
From: North Carolina
WOW! I post a few times then have to take care of business emergencies and can't get back and ... there are so many wonderful responses!!
Where do I begin? My car is 2009 LT dark gray. It has very pretty wheels with running boards but I've been looking at mud flaps on all 4, chrome around the wheel wells (is that right?) and spoilers too!
I mention the cattle guard idea (I forgot what I called it before) because I saw a picture of something down there to protect that area and it looked like what's on the front of trains. I thought I might need that! But I'll try just to stop with my tires (LOL, I wouldn't keep going, you funny person you)!
I plan to clay it and clean it and then I'll post picture. But it certainly doesn't meet up to you'all's pictures!! And I'm in Charlotte, NC!
Thank you all SOOOOOO much for making me feel welcome!! I think you are all wonderful bunch of people!
Where do I begin? My car is 2009 LT dark gray. It has very pretty wheels with running boards but I've been looking at mud flaps on all 4, chrome around the wheel wells (is that right?) and spoilers too!
I mention the cattle guard idea (I forgot what I called it before) because I saw a picture of something down there to protect that area and it looked like what's on the front of trains. I thought I might need that! But I'll try just to stop with my tires (LOL, I wouldn't keep going, you funny person you)!
I plan to clay it and clean it and then I'll post picture. But it certainly doesn't meet up to you'all's pictures!! And I'm in Charlotte, NC!
Thank you all SOOOOOO much for making me feel welcome!! I think you are all wonderful bunch of people!
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Joined: 06-20-2010
Posts: 23
From: North Carolina
Yes! Cow Catcher! And I see that I actually call it wheel wells instead of fender holes in this post ... too much information swirling - it's beginning to leak back out. I already have 144 links to information (so much to learn and so little time). 
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Posts: 16,081
From: SE USA
Joined: 07-10-2010
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From: panhandle of florida
another southerner
Hey Southern woman,
I am just joing this forum and learning about the HHR too. I have not bought one yet but am about to take the leap of buying a new/used car and have settled on the HHR. You have got me pretty convinced too!! Enjoy your new toy
I am in the florida panahandle.. btw
I am just joing this forum and learning about the HHR too. I have not bought one yet but am about to take the leap of buying a new/used car and have settled on the HHR. You have got me pretty convinced too!! Enjoy your new toy
I am in the florida panahandle.. btw
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