Not a Chrysler PT Cruiser Ripoff - The Chevrolet HHR is a Hot Retro Car : Love car New Chevrolet new car auto review 2008

Not a Chrysler PT Cruiser Ripoff - The Chevrolet HHR is a Hot Retro Car : New Chevrolet new car auto review 2008
by Joseph Van Velzor
The Chevrolet HHR, a fresh take on the retro car trend started by the Chrysler PT Cruiser offers you a distinctive look, smooth ride and versatile interior. It's designed to compete with Chrysler's PT Cruiser. The Chevrolet HHR is built on the Chevy Cobalt small sedan's platform. It's a four-door vehicle with a rear touch-pad liftgate. The 2006 Chevrolet HHR is a new kind of car. But honestly, it's is not for the sporting driver unless your driving the HHR SS Turbocharged version or tricked one out.DrivingThe Chevy HHR's strength is a smooth and quiet ride. Stock, it's not the best choice if you drive on curved rural two-lane roads or unimproved roads. If you spend the bucks you saved buying the HHR to trick it out, you get a sexy hot car, given it's retro appeal. Sharing the Chevrolet Cobalt's powertrain, you have a small wagon with utility and basic comfort.LooksThe HHR, a retro Car, looks like the PT, but was inspired by the 1949 Chevrolet Suburban. When the Chevrolet released the HHR, it recaptured the classic looks of Chevy's mid-century trucks and vans. The HHR panel van is not for everyone, but will appeal to you if you want a small delivery vehicle or a car with a late forties look to it.PerformanceYou find that nothing equals the HHR SS Turbocharged hot car's performance. Chevy delivers design, performance and value with standard features found on more expensive vehicles. The non-turbocharged HHR falls behind the competition is in overall performance and refinement. GM aimed the HHR at a younger crowd with a broad range of appearance and performance accessories.PriceThe Chevrolet HHR is a four-door sport utility vehicle with a four-speed automatic or five-speed manual transmission in the LS, 1LT, and 2LT models priced from $16,550 to $19,350. It's packed with features, retro styling and practicality all at affordable price for a retro car. You may not know what a '49 Suburban looks like, but you will like the HHR's classic-car styling, practicality, mainstream mechanicals and affordable pricing.As cool as the 1940s-style exterior is, the Chevrolet HHR is equally cool for its use of space and features like remote start and the iPod connector. The Chevrolet HHR looks like the Chrysler PT Cruiser, the lead designer of the PT Cruiser was involved in the design of the Chevy HHR. The Chevrolet HHR offers you roughly the same EPA fuel-economy ratings regardless of engine or transmission choice. Whether it's the HHR SS Turbocharged or a tricked out model, it's a sexy hot car.

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