Chevrolet Adds Muscle to Hhr ; 'Ss' Designation Earned with Turbocharger

The Washington Times › July 18, 2008

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Chevrolet has introduced a version of its retro-styled compact HHR utility wagon that can now go to the beach without fear of the Chrysler PT Cruiser Turbo or Mazda3 Wagon kicking sand in its grille.

Tagged the HHR SS, this $22,995 wagon retains all of the versatility of the less potent HHR versions, yet has 260 stampeding ponies under its hood. Incredible utility and fire-breathing acceleration forge an uncommon combination in the compact segment. With a top speed of 150 miles per hour, this is a car errand-bound enthusiasts can get behind. In the performance ballpark with Dodge's Caliber SRT4, the HHR SS is no wannabe.

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Chevrolet Adds Muscle to Hhr ; 'Ss' Designation Earned with Turbocharger

Loosely based on the 1949 Suburban, the HHR's styling is macho in a Mighty Mouse sort of way. Thanks to its tidy exterior dimensions and lackluster powerplants, it wasn't taken seriously as anything but a small, practical wagon for ...

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