The Chevrolet HHR SS made 260 hp from a turbo 2.0L and came with a manual. It flopped in 2008. Now used examples undercut new ...

Is it a wagon? Is it a hatch? Whatever you call this Chev today, it's a performance bargain - and can seat the family.

Alright, look, everything is relative. Even time, let alone our perception of it and how we move through it. Same goes for the way we judge things sometimes and I’ll be the first to admit that having ...

My father bought a brand-new Chevrolet HHR SS in 2009. He liked (and still likes, since it remains his daily driver 11 years later) the 2.0L turbocharged direct-injected four-cylinder with 250 horses ...

With inspired styling and tremendous flexibility, Chevy's unique HHR was a hit during its first year on the market. For 2007, the HHR evolves to offer more horsepower and new color choices for more ...

The Chevrolet HHR hit the market in 2005, about five years after Chrysler launched the similarly styled PT Cruiser, and we wondered, “Who would buy an imitation PT Cruiser from Chevrolet?” The public ...

Not long after Bob Lutz started tearing up rulebooks at GM in 2001, he squished his fat thumbprint into the company's moribund Delta compact-car program. Still smarting from the ignominious failure of ...

Time was that the station wagon version of a car was just called the station wagon version of the car. Wasn’t the Cavalier wagon just called a Cavalier wagon, for instance? Well, forget all that. The ...

HHR stands for "Heritage High Roof," Chevrolet's answer to Chrysler's PT Cruiser. Combining America's late-'90s interest in "retro" cars with its early '00s taste in anything sport/utility, the HHR is ...