Chevrolet introduces 2006 HHR wagon

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12-31-2005, 03:13 PM

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SIHHR

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Yeah I do not see two many SSR's on the road either. I seen a Purple one with the top down once and it looked really cool

12-31-2005, 05:05 PM

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What I am saying is, the SSR sales are slow, which is unlike the sales of the HHR, which they cannot keep on lots

12-31-2005, 05:21 PM

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Now I get it. But there are HHRs all over the lots in my area.

12-31-2005, 05:24 PM

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This is starting to sound like where are all of the HHR's Thread?

12-31-2005, 05:28 PM

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Kind of I guess.

01-01-2006, 08:34 PM

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Mini Me Durango? Thats a first

I actually thought of that before the article.Except the HHR is alot better looking.

01-10-2006, 01:44 PM

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I've seen them on the road and I finally got to drive
one.
In my opinion the vehicle wasn't thought out on the interior, design
wise. I found that a lot of the problems I encountered could have been
cured with existing GM "off the shelf" stock.
The seat sat too high for any decent headroom; this could be cured
with seats from the Malibu Maxx.
It was almost impossible to adjust the seat or turn on the heated
seats with the door closed.
Opening or closing a window with the controls in front of the shifter
could be a reason you give the officer after drifting two lanes.
The steering wheel was most akward as I felt this vehicle should have
a tilt-telescopic similar to the one offered on the Venture vans.
Sooo..Why can't GM figure out the public wants a well designed vehicle
with good ****pit layout? GM already has a slew of good exterior
designs.
The Chevy HHR is a very versatile vehicle, well styled, but a real let
down interior design wise and that's where I expected it to excel.
Please make the modifications, I'd like to have one.

01-10-2006, 01:53 PM

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DJNateGnau

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Then buy one.

01-10-2006, 02:21 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by SPIKE JONES07

It was almost impossible to adjust the seat or turn on the heated seats with the door closed.

What the hell are you talking about. The heated seat buttons are on the console on the climate controlls. How is it imposible to turn them on with the door closed.

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The seat sat too high for any decent headroom; this could be cured with seats from the Malibu Maxx..

What are you like 9'9". My 6'6" boss road in my HHR one day and was comenting on how much headroom there is. He said that there was a lot more headroom than in his full size pickup.

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Opening or closing a window with the controls in front of the shifter could be a reason you give the officer after drifting two lanes.

While I do complain about the location of the switches, they are easy to use while driving. It sucks trying to put your windows up while in park.

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The steering wheel was most akward as I felt this vehicle should have a tilt-telescopic similar to the one offered on the Venture vans.

It does have tilt steering and doesn't need telescopic wheel.

I think you drove something other than a HHR.