Our Competition
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Our Competition
If you consider the HHR a "crossover" here's what the other automakers are throwing at us as competition.
2007 Mazda CX-7
2.3 liter, 244 hp turbocharged 4-cyclinder
6-speed automatic
18 mpg city/24 mgp hwy
$28,000 base price
The article about this car said the one negative was the gas mileage. Would you buy a 4-cyclinder that only gets 24 mpg? I think the price is ridiculous. Just another example of an automaker trying to recoup their R&D costs immediately.
2007 Mazda CX-7
2.3 liter, 244 hp turbocharged 4-cyclinder
6-speed automatic
18 mpg city/24 mgp hwy
$28,000 base price
The article about this car said the one negative was the gas mileage. Would you buy a 4-cyclinder that only gets 24 mpg? I think the price is ridiculous. Just another example of an automaker trying to recoup their R&D costs immediately.
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24 mpg NO way
Originally Posted by SandyBeach
If you consider the HHR a "crossover" here's what the other automakers are throwing at us as competition.
2007 Mazda CX-7
2.3 liter, 244 hp turbocharged 4-cyclinder
6-speed automatic
18 mpg city/24 mgp hwy
$28,000 base price
The article about this car said the one negative was the gas mileage. Would you buy a 4-cyclinder that only gets 24 mpg? I think the price is ridiculous. Just another example of an automaker trying to recoup their R&D costs immediately.
2007 Mazda CX-7
2.3 liter, 244 hp turbocharged 4-cyclinder
6-speed automatic
18 mpg city/24 mgp hwy
$28,000 base price
The article about this car said the one negative was the gas mileage. Would you buy a 4-cyclinder that only gets 24 mpg? I think the price is ridiculous. Just another example of an automaker trying to recoup their R&D costs immediately.
SandyBeach
I only get 24 - 27 MPG but thats only when I am driving my HHR at 110 MPH on the highway. I have the 2.4 it's kind of hard for me to drive at 55 MPH
but no I would never by a car that you are speaking about.
later
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