2009 HHR changes...
04-15-2008 | 05:54 AM
#22
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And your shocked a dealer has no clue?
04-15-2008 | 09:23 AM
#24
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From: CA
Yep, I like all the changes, but if the price goes up, they will just have to have bigger discounts to bring in buyers. Value for money was the main reason I got my HHR.
Sad to see the orange go, I really liked that color.
And to the guy that wants to remove the airbags, you do know there are laws againt that right, like $5000 or a year in jail?
Sad to see the orange go, I really liked that color.
And to the guy that wants to remove the airbags, you do know there are laws againt that right, like $5000 or a year in jail?
04-15-2008 | 11:28 AM
#25
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Uhhh, that contradicts everything I have seen/read/heard. It states on aftermarket steering wheel websites that you cannot remove airbag equipped wheels and replace them with non airbag ones.
04-15-2008 | 11:47 AM
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I wouldn't want to have to live with the fact of my responsibility to a subsequent owner or want to be involved in a lawsuit by a subsequent owner who got injured/killed because I removed the airbags.
I couldn't even imagine looking into the faces of them or their family if my actions could be deemed responsible for causing death or serious injury.
I couldn't even imagine looking into the faces of them or their family if my actions could be deemed responsible for causing death or serious injury.
04-15-2008 | 12:14 PM
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I wouldn't want to have to live with the fact of my responsibility to a subsequent owner or want to be involved in a lawsuit by a subsequent owner who got injured/killed because I removed the airbags.
That's CYA lawyer speak. As the OWNER, you can remove them if you want.
I couldn't even imagine looking into the faces of them or their family if my actions could be deemed responsible for causing death or serious injury.
That's CYA lawyer speak. As the OWNER, you can remove them if you want.
I couldn't even imagine looking into the faces of them or their family if my actions could be deemed responsible for causing death or serious injury.
Damn, I should of never said anything to begin with!
04-15-2008 | 05:58 PM
#29
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No, it was worth saying. We are just having a healthy discussion. Remember we all have our own opinions and yours is just as valuable as mine. That's what makes a site great.
