What Did You Do To Your HHR Today?
#6742
I know it, don't think it's gonna get cold enuff here to freeze.. But time will tell... Least it has begun warming up..
The 2 days of extreme cold (for here) will not be missed..
"Icy roads + Carolinians = A mass tryout for the Chitwood Thrill Show"
Same here, news already said some of the school delays.. We get weather, folks run out buy bread & milk & close everything..
The 2 days of extreme cold (for here) will not be missed..
"Icy roads + Carolinians = A mass tryout for the Chitwood Thrill Show"
Same here, news already said some of the school delays.. We get weather, folks run out buy bread & milk & close everything..
1. The distance between the cars more than in summer;
2. Avoid sudden movements (rebuilt in a different row, hard braking, sudden acceleration, etc.). In addition, early start flashing turn signals;
3. During the turning - do not brake, do not step on the gas. The required speed must be achieved before entering the turn. Change the speed only after you exit the turn. The same thing - when you rebuild in the next row.
4. If possible - to use engine braking. While in a car with automatic transmission it is hard to do - try the possibility of a car. Personally for I'm, transmission of HHR seemed little silly, but it is not destinated for "engine braking".
And one more observation that I made in the first winter of ownership HHR. Maybe my Behemoth loves me, maybe it is a feature of American design, but! .. In a desperate situation (when I did everything I could - to no avail), I simply removed his feet from the pedals, do not disturb car to go. And he pulls me and him out of the disaster - it was already 2 times.
Smart car, but do is very scary! Only in a desperate situation, when you have nothing to lose!
#6744
#6750
Here's your problem. You didn't have this sign in your back window. DUH!
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