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I bought the RAREST (216 built) and DUMBEST modern Chevy performance car: HHR SS PANEL!!! Trump revokes Kamala Harris’s Secret Service detail extended by Biden "SNL" exodus continues as fourth star ...

Automotive designers and the automakers that employ them have two options when it comes to designing a new model to add to the corporate stable. They can either piggyback off an existing design or ...

We have a way of feeling enormously nostalgic for things that have been discontinued, don't we? Whether it's the final episode of a beloved show, a candy bar you haven't had since 1987, or a vehicle ...

Inspired by the third-generation Chevy Suburban – which itself was built from the 1947 to 1955 model years – the Chevy HHR is an interesting retro-inspired vehicle by modern standards. Offered as ...

I absolutely love builds like this Chevy HHR SS pickup truck conversion. Whenever I see a heavily customized build, which began as a relatively unpopular, somewhat forgotten car, it makes me happy ...

Alright, look, everything is relative. Even time, let alone our perception of it and how we move through it. Same goes for the way we judge things sometimes and I’ll be the first to admit that having ...

My father bought a brand-new Chevrolet HHR SS in 2009. He liked (and still likes, since it remains his daily driver 11 years later) the 2.0L turbocharged direct-injected four-cylinder with 250 horses ...

What you're about to read is something the kids apparently call a "hot take." I was a long time reader of this site and definitely know the Chevrolet HHR isn't necessarily a popular car among readers.

The 2000’s were rife with retro-inspired models including the Chrysler PT Cruiser and reborn Mini Cooper. Chevrolet also got in on the fun as they introduced the SSR and HHR. While the latter wasn’t ...

All-new for 2006, the Chevrolet HHR blends traditional styling – in this case, cues from the 1949 Suburban – with a modern interior that permits a wide range of people- and cargo-hauling capability.

If the Chevrolet HHR was a person, it would be into live-action role-play. You know, putting on a helmet, grabbing the foam sword, and going to the park with your friends. It was a real hobby before ...