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02/20/2007, 7:09PM
How is this car performance on snow and ice?

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02/20/2007, 8:26PM

Hello,
While I have not read any negative reviews of this car in bad weather, it is not going to give you the same performance as a 4WD vehicle.  Its wheelbase, length, and width are much closer to that of a Cobalt than that of a TrailBlazer.  In other words, it would have bad weather performance similar to any front-wheel drive sedan.
Best of luck!
CarGrrl

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06/14/2008, 6:31AM

One benefit of the HHR is that some (Most?) models come with traction control from the factory.  It will help you
launch in rain/snow/gravel.  Of course, any vehicle on ice is scary at best so drive smart and keep your tires in
good repair.  The FWD should give you a leg up over RWD vehicles but I find it a minor bonus.  Drive smart and
you'll be just fine.  

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