By Joe Thewall

What’s old is new again at Chevrolet.  Their designers went back to the 1946 Suburban, dubbed the original utility vehicle, to get inspiration for Chevy’s newest trucklet – the HHR.  Clearly aimed at the successful Chrysler PT Cruiser, the HHR is a retro-styled compact utility vehicle that offers versatility, style and driving pleasure in a unique package.  The interior flips, folds, slides and hides in more ways than a drag queen at a beauty pageant. Starts at $15,990 for the base LS with 143 HP 4-cyliner up to $18,790 for LT with the 172 HP 4-cylinder engine.  We hope to have a full review of the HHR up soon.

Likes

• · Love it or hate it styling
• · High quality interior
• · Unique and easy-to-read instrument panel
• · Versatility
• · Fun to drive

Dislikes

• · Love it or hate it styling
• · Very short front windshield
• · Big gold Chevy emblem – Gold packages should be banned on cars!
• · Could be mistaken for a PT Cruiser

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