Michigan Members
08-25-2006 | 12:30 PM
#41
Joined: 08-25-2006
Posts: 1
From: SE Michigan
SE Michigan
Greetings.
Am located in SE Michigan and took delivery of my HHR last week. It is a white 2LT and I LOVE driving this car. I never thought I would buy an HHR mainly because I thought it looked very strange from behind. However, as I was standing at the dealership waiting to drive another GM model, I decided to try the HHR. I was sold on it immediately. This car is a pleasure to drive and not simply transportation.
PorscheCh1c
Am located in SE Michigan and took delivery of my HHR last week. It is a white 2LT and I LOVE driving this car. I never thought I would buy an HHR mainly because I thought it looked very strange from behind. However, as I was standing at the dealership waiting to drive another GM model, I decided to try the HHR. I was sold on it immediately. This car is a pleasure to drive and not simply transportation.
PorscheCh1c
09-06-2006 | 08:35 AM
#42
Senior Member
Joined: 03-06-2006
Posts: 304
From: DETROIT
Originally Posted by PorscheCh1c
Greetings.
Am located in SE Michigan and took delivery of my HHR last week. It is a white 2LT and I LOVE driving this car. I never thought I would buy an HHR mainly because I thought it looked very strange from behind. However, as I was standing at the dealership waiting to drive another GM model, I decided to try the HHR. I was sold on it immediately. This car is a pleasure to drive and not simply transportation.
PorscheCh1c
Am located in SE Michigan and took delivery of my HHR last week. It is a white 2LT and I LOVE driving this car. I never thought I would buy an HHR mainly because I thought it looked very strange from behind. However, as I was standing at the dealership waiting to drive another GM model, I decided to try the HHR. I was sold on it immediately. This car is a pleasure to drive and not simply transportation.
PorscheCh1c
to the forum!!! The HHR IS a pleasure to drive... and it's practical too! As stated to others before... be sure to use the 'Search' function as it can be your BEST friend. There ARE a few quirky things with this (1st model year) vehicle, although you may never experience/notice them. If you do- 'search' for your answer... there's a LOT of good/helpful info on this board.
One of the FIRST things you should do is find (both) the fuse box(es). Push/reseat all the fuses properly... and don't be surprised if almost ALL of them are only seated 1/2 way down (common)!!!
If you think it drives well now... wait until you do some mods
-Scoot
09-09-2006 | 05:37 PM
#43
Senior Member
Joined: 06-21-2006
Posts: 3,100
From: Chicago
You name it
BertaB
I like the name Orange Crate. If this is what you like then that is cool.
I have always said that you should do what ever you want and not what others want you to do. So go for it, I love the way it sounds.
Da Orange Crate
I like the name Orange Crate. If this is what you like then that is cool.
I have always said that you should do what ever you want and not what others want you to do. So go for it, I love the way it sounds.
Da Orange Crate
Awesome Car, and cute too
11-27-2006 | 04:52 PM
#48
Senior Member
Joined: 07-26-2006
Posts: 903
From: Soon to be Longview, Texas
Don't live in MI any more but used to live in Algonac (mom still does). Used to work at Murray's in Chesterfield Twp. and Port Huron.
My wife hits Detroit every once in a while for training with General Motors in downtown.
Gonna bring the HHR at the beginning of next April ... WRESTLEMANIA, BABY!!
My wife hits Detroit every once in a while for training with General Motors in downtown.
Gonna bring the HHR at the beginning of next April ... WRESTLEMANIA, BABY!!
