GM has new high MPG HHR prototype
04-11-2012, 11:45 PM
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A 2 door "Nomad" style HHR.....all the talk about stretching them, wonder how it would be eliminating the rear door, and area in between,,hmmmmm....lose about 1/5 of the weight, park anywhere..confuse all the states DMV as to what to call it...add a matching eng in back for all wheel drive..yeah..doable..
someone should photochop one for us to see..
04-12-2012, 07:04 AM
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Now don't make me wish I had not posted this. I thought it was funny looking and now the way some of you are talking scares me. LOL!
The only way to make a vehicle with a high center of gravity even more unstable is to shorten it. Not to mention letting the ride would also go to hell.
The only way to make a vehicle with a high center of gravity even more unstable is to shorten it. Not to mention letting the ride would also go to hell.
04-12-2012, 07:13 AM
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Is you sayin' we is weird or somethin'?
'Cause we is you know.
But to add to the "Toppling Over" thoughts you've had, I thought about how an old Chevy COE from the late 40's would look with an HHR cab.
'Cause we is you know.
But to add to the "Toppling Over" thoughts you've had, I thought about how an old Chevy COE from the late 40's would look with an HHR cab.
04-13-2012, 07:46 PM
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I figured it was not going to be pretty. It pretty much is like a choped 57 Chevy wagon. Somethings are best left alone.
04-13-2012, 11:49 PM
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