NO none of the Auto Zone's have them they have to order them. One Problem; for the Ventshade the part number is 94318 the ones that outside. The ones that tuck into the seams the part number is 194318. With AutoZone's special order computers the can't order the ones that tuck in. I've tried several different places but no luck. I did find this morning this place called Cruisers here in the Dayton Ohio area and they have them IN STOCK. I cancelled my order and I'm going to pick them up tomorrow morning

 

I take it the In-channel ones are the better ones to get?

 

if you check out the ones that SoCal HHR has those are the inseam ones. It just looks cleaner on the flow. Problem is with these car's nobody has nothing for them yet. I got lucky and made a few phone calls before I left for work and found them here

 

I have never seen the stick-on type, so can't offer a valid comparison.

It also looks like various suppliers handle the front window shades differently. The ones I have go all the way down to the weather stripping on the door (near the mirror mount). Others look like they stop about half-way down the front of the mirror.

John

 

Where did you get yours from

 

I have the ones from SoCal. Here is another image that shows them more close-up...

 

It's really a matter of taste. They look a bit different but functionally I am not sure there is any difference. I prefer the clean look of the in-channel but that said I prefer not to have any on my rig, at least not yet...I prefer the look without.

 

Does cruisers have a web site? lol

I want the in channel ones. I never liked the kind that stick on to the outside.

 

We have several In-Channels for the HHR in stock ready to ship. They are the Auto VentShade 194318. http://defrangeautocrafts.com/hhrvisors.html

 

After the third trip to the dealer for leak repair I thought maybe all was good. There were a couple rainstorms and no leaks, until today... Today it rained of and on all day long. At lunchtime there was no water in the car. By 5:00 the driver's side floorboard was visibly wet and the spot was growing. Four times for repair on the same problem = lemon in South Carolina. Has anyone invoked the lemon laws and might be able to provide some advice on how to make sure I protect myself?