The one wrong thing.
11-21-2006 | 08:20 PM
#22
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Joined: 05-26-2006
Posts: 521
From: Providence, RI
Originally Posted by HHR Forever
Nitro = trade DOWN.
THe Nitro R/T looks good, it meets all of my prereqs
WHen I bought my HHR a year ago, I wasn't thinking of it as OUR car, just a car for me...then got married, Jeep breaks down....here we are. It just ain't the same...and I won't wanna mod it 5 years from now
thinking about better fits...four wheel drive is a must
11-21-2006 | 08:24 PM
#23
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Joined: 02-01-2006
Posts: 2,300
From: Groveville, NJ
Originally Posted by chevelle454
Well said.
Originally Posted by HHR Forever
Thus they should make the front a little longer and shove the LS1 into a rear wheel drive platform.
Originally Posted by HHR Forever
Ok, screw the LS1, lets try a 454 LS6 like the Chevelles once had.
11-21-2006 | 08:25 PM
#24
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Joined: 02-01-2006
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From: Groveville, NJ
Originally Posted by teech
well considering its coming from HHR Forever...that makes sense
THe Nitro R/T looks good, it meets all of my prereqs
WHen I bought my HHR a year ago, I wasn't thinking of it as OUR car, just a car for me...then got married, Jeep breaks down....here we are. It just ain't the same...and I won't wanna mod it 5 years from now
thinking about better fits...four wheel drive is a must
THe Nitro R/T looks good, it meets all of my prereqs
WHen I bought my HHR a year ago, I wasn't thinking of it as OUR car, just a car for me...then got married, Jeep breaks down....here we are. It just ain't the same...and I won't wanna mod it 5 years from now
thinking about better fits...four wheel drive is a must
11-21-2006 | 11:20 PM
#25
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Joined: 08-17-2006
Posts: 1,851
From: Ottawa, Ontario
A few things I don't like about the HHR.
Initially I found the A-pillar is really thick. When I first got the HHR, I nearly ran over someone because I couldn't see them due to the size of the A-pillar.
- Arm rest too low to be useful
- Cannot turn on the dome light from the dash
- Window switches too far from the door :)
Initially I found the A-pillar is really thick. When I first got the HHR, I nearly ran over someone because I couldn't see them due to the size of the A-pillar.
11-22-2006 | 09:52 AM
#26
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Joined: 07-21-2006
Posts: 1,708
From: Ft Walton Bch FL
I've driven pickups, vans, or SUVs forever. My last true car was an '82 Firebird. With that said, there were a lot of adjustments to be made. My only real complaints now are the armrests (which I don't use), the position of the window buttons (I work on a military base and have to open the window to show my ID card every day), and the limited movement of the steering wheel. Do other small cars have tilt wheels like that?
But, I have to tell you, I hate driving my van now and always choose the HHR. I have to drive the van occasionally until I sell it and now feel like I'm driving a bus. This is definitely the best vehicle purchase I've ever made!
But, I have to tell you, I hate driving my van now and always choose the HHR. I have to drive the van occasionally until I sell it and now feel like I'm driving a bus. This is definitely the best vehicle purchase I've ever made!
11-22-2006 | 10:29 AM
#27
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Joined: 07-17-2006
Posts: 6,052
From: Dallas, GA
Only thing is the window switches. It's getting better, but would still rather have them on the door.
Visibility out is no issue for me. In tractor-trailer training you learn to set mirrors up correctly. No over the shoulder looking for me, not needed. I like the buldge of the hood and such. It makes it not look like every other wedge shaped vehicles on the road.
Visibility out is no issue for me. In tractor-trailer training you learn to set mirrors up correctly. No over the shoulder looking for me, not needed. I like the buldge of the hood and such. It makes it not look like every other wedge shaped vehicles on the road.
