HHR Named one of Ugliest Cars for 2010
12-11-2010, 03:03 PM
#62
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The Juke looks like the toy,
and I said in my post looks is so personality for people and what they like in a car.
Thats just such a sex machine in carbon fiber, And the azz end looks like an F-16 crashed into it. It rocks IMO
12-11-2010, 05:22 PM
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Juke looks like that all wheel drive AMC Eagle with rounded fenders....why do they build new design cars then screw them up by adding 2 foot clearence in the wheel wells?? Dang!! Fill them holes up!!
12-11-2010, 07:03 PM
#66
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I like the HHR and, to me, my opinion is the only one that matters.
People who worry about other people's opinion are very insecure. I buy what I like, not what's in style. I was pleasantly surprised when Chevrolet built the HHR. I had looked at the SSR but it wasn't practical. The HHR seats 4 comfortably and older people can get in and out of it. It has cargo room and it's reasonably priced.
I didn't buy a new pickup from 1973 to 1987 because pickups were so ugly. In 2008 I was going to buy a new pickup but GM followed Ford and Dodge in making trucks with higher liftover heights that require a ladder to get into. I wanted to haul a lawnmower between properties but I didn't want to carry 20 ft ramps to get it in and out.
People who worry about other people's opinion are very insecure. I buy what I like, not what's in style. I was pleasantly surprised when Chevrolet built the HHR. I had looked at the SSR but it wasn't practical. The HHR seats 4 comfortably and older people can get in and out of it. It has cargo room and it's reasonably priced.
I didn't buy a new pickup from 1973 to 1987 because pickups were so ugly. In 2008 I was going to buy a new pickup but GM followed Ford and Dodge in making trucks with higher liftover heights that require a ladder to get into. I wanted to haul a lawnmower between properties but I didn't want to carry 20 ft ramps to get it in and out.
12-16-2010, 08:00 PM
#67
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I will be honest, I HATED the HHR when my husband first started looking at them. He was head over heels in love with it from the moment he saw it. Now, 3 HHR's later, I would consider trading in my car for an HHR SS if I could afford it. As popular as the HHR is, I dont understand why Chevy chose to stop production of them. I think any car made my Scion is ugly as is the Nissan Cube. I also dont like the Pontiac Aztek or the Ford Flex. YUCK!
12-16-2010, 08:27 PM
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HHR ugly: not in my generation
Our appreciation of the automobile usually begins with our first car. For me those were the late 50's and 60's. So for me its hard to accept the new designs, when I was raised with long flowing lines and a lot of chrome. The HHR while missing some things, still brings back the feel of my early years of loving cars. Beauty is definetly in the eyes of the beholder. While it may not be a 57 Chevy, but then again neither is a Cadillac CTS
12-16-2010, 10:23 PM
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Our appreciation of the automobile usually begins with our first car. For me those were the late 50's and 60's. So for me its hard to accept the new designs, when I was raised with long flowing lines and a lot of chrome. The HHR while missing some things, still brings back the feel of my early years of loving cars. Beauty is definetly in the eyes of the beholder. While it may not be a 57 Chevy, but then again neither is a Cadillac CTS
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