Just traded my 2000 plymouth voyager minivan for 2006 HHR yesterday, And i just love it.

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LOL - reminds me of the Hertz commertial, the dude is looking at the HHR drive up and then back to his minivan like it really sucks.

 

[QUOTE=Airborne_Beachbum]...... after two back-to-back year long tours in Iraq. QUOTE]

...THANKS for your service !!! :twothumbs

 

2003 Chevy Venture. Goodbye family van!!

 

Ever since High School (1980) I wanted a Ford Pinto Station Wagon, well, at age 43, I bought one off EBay. No dents, interior (except for seats) perfect, paint great. I bought it from it's orginal owner who paid cash for it and still had all the reciepts.

I drove it for a while and really enjoyed it. Great running little car. Then the HHR came along ....so long PINTO!

I drove by it's new home and what a shame, the young kid that bought it just doesent seem to appriciate this antique. It's NOT in the same shape as when I sold it to him.
Here is the photo of when I bought it.

 

I gave up my all white chrysler lebaron GTC convertable. It was loaded to the max. That V-6 was quick. My is awesome, would have got the White if it would have been available last September.

 

I traded in a 2002 pt cruiser with 23000 miles on the odometer, Glad I did,as my lt2 HHR is FAR BETTER at everything, also the option list is a lot bigger with the Chevrolet,, its also quieter,much better engine preformance..
I could go on and on,but all the readers here know what I'm talking about

 

Traded in a 2004 Colorado pickup, that 3.5 five cylinder really ran good but it was an uncomfortable vehicle to drive.

 

Traded in a '99 GMC Sonoma. Overall it wasn't a bad little truck but that 4 cyl. engine it had sorta sucked! And was a bit noisey too. Wonder what it would have been like with the HHRs Ecotec ??

 

I traded my '97 F-150, 146,000 miles. I'd always owned Fords before the HHR, f-150s, rangers, explorer, mustangs, etc. Chevy did a great job, this car puts a smile on face each time I get behind the wheel.