What are some things you DON'T like about your HHR SS?
02-22-2008 | 06:34 AM
#1
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Joined: 04-26-2007
Posts: 291
From: Wisconsin
What are some things you DON'T like about your HHR SS?
We've all read the good reviews. We know that there is plenty of love to go around regarding the HHR SS here in this forum. I would like to know from the owners of the HHR SS: Now that you've had some time with your new car, what are some things you DON'T like about your HHR SS?
Be honest now... there is no such thing as a PERFECT car...
Be honest now... there is no such thing as a PERFECT car...
Last edited by misterjensen; 02-22-2008 at 08:43 AM.
02-22-2008 | 08:27 AM
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Joined: 02-15-2008
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From: ATL
Minor things.
No light in the glove box or front cabin (except the moonlight on the instruments). Wife wants to have vanity mirror lights. Steering wheel controls dont have a seek button for the radio - but it will navigate through each page of your favorite stations. Seat controls are pretty tight to get your arm in position and your hand through the small gap of the door and seat.
No light in the glove box or front cabin (except the moonlight on the instruments). Wife wants to have vanity mirror lights. Steering wheel controls dont have a seek button for the radio - but it will navigate through each page of your favorite stations. Seat controls are pretty tight to get your arm in position and your hand through the small gap of the door and seat.
02-22-2008 | 12:14 PM
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Joined: 07-17-2007
Posts: 62
From: Wheaton, Illinois
... the fact that I don't have it ordered yet.
I did sit in one at the autoshow. I liked it, although the windows are small... It'd be something to get used to. For what the car is, it does it really well. Or at least looks like it does.
(side note, I had deja vu while typing this out)
I did sit in one at the autoshow. I liked it, although the windows are small... It'd be something to get used to. For what the car is, it does it really well. Or at least looks like it does.
(side note, I had deja vu while typing this out)
Last edited by ShefZ28; 02-22-2008 at 03:17 PM.
02-22-2008 | 12:40 PM
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Joined: 10-19-2007
Posts: 196
From: Temple Terrace, FL
Chopped Top?
Going from trucks and trading in a xB it was quite a transition to driving a cave! It only took a few days though and I was totally over it. I do keep the moon roof open if the sun roof isn't though. It is really fun to drive and the handling makes up for the lack of view.
02-22-2008 | 04:47 PM
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Joined: 08-23-2006
Posts: 1,720
From: So Cal
I don't like the fact that my wife doesn't like them!
We need a new car but that one is off the table. Besides the thought of having to take care of 2 HHR's would be too much for me. It would use up the whole 20min a week I have now for rest and relaxation.
We need a new car but that one is off the table. Besides the thought of having to take care of 2 HHR's would be too much for me. It would use up the whole 20min a week I have now for rest and relaxation.
