2008 chevy hhr ss

During some American classic car show, called the Woodward Dream Cruise, Chevrolet introduced the 2008 HHR SS. It is the turbo version of the standard car, with 260 hp on tap.

2008 chevy hhr ss

The HHR SS, essentially a tall crossover wagon, includes a turbocharged and intercooled engine with 260 hp, unique exterior styling and an SS-specific interior. Standard features include unique exterior appointments, with all-new front and rear fascias, new front grilles, a rear spoiler and 18-inch polished forged aluminium wheels wrapped with Michelin performance all-season tyres. Inside, SS-embroidered sport seats with suede inserts, an A-pillar boost gauge and a new, driver-oriented steering wheel and shifter support the serious driving capabilities.

Standard is a six-speed manual, while the optional four-speed automatic comes with an engine detuned to 235 hp. We heard that local dealers quietly sold a handful of standard HHR cars at high prices here, but never offficially offered the model for the GCC. So don’t expect this thing to come here either.

5 Comments » Post a comment

  1. by sq1, on August 16 2007 @ 10:32 pm

    bad shape ugly car..
    hates u :oops:

  2. by ali, on August 17 2007 @ 5:04 pm

    the ugliest car i have ever seen.get the Lumina SS;great pice for great value

  3. by Saddam Patel, on August 24 2007 @ 11:16 pm

    Chevy tries harder and harder every day to go BANKRUPT…

  4. by IMRAN, on August 29 2007 @ 4:41 pm

    :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
    THIS IS A BULLSHIT CAR……….THINK CHEVY……..

  5. by the fab abu, on November 2 2007 @ 6:15 am

    The turbo HHR is awesome bunch of haters! :roll:

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