CAR SPOTTER: 2007 Chevrolet HHR 'Panel'
This is a 'Panel Truck' version of the Chevy HHR. (Actually, the term 'sedan delivery' would be more accurate since this is based on a car platform.) The HHR shares its 2.2 liter, 4-cylinder powerplant with the Cobalt. A cool 'retro' look.


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Supposedly, 'HHR' stands for 'Heritage High Roof' in GM-speak. It represents an attempt to capitalize on the retro appeal of Chrysler's 'PT Cruiser.'
Note: With our domestic auto industry in chaos, the PT Cruiser has been axed. So has the 'SS' version of the 'Panel' HHR. So the vehicle pictured here is part of a dwindling herd - rolling toward extinction.


Supposedly, 'HHR' stands for 'Heritage High Roof' in GM-speak. It represents an attempt to capitalize on the retro appeal of Chrysler's 'PT Cruiser.'
Note: With our domestic auto industry in chaos, the PT Cruiser has been axed. So has the 'SS' version of the 'Panel' HHR. So the vehicle pictured here is part of a dwindling herd - rolling toward extinction.
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