2009 Chevrolet HHR LS
| MSRP: | $18,720 |
| Invoice: | $17,878 |
| Total: | 2 reviews |
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| Excellent | 1 reviews | |
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Preview of 2009 Chevrolet HHR LS
Chevrolet’s Heritage High Roof, or HHR, lineup starts out with the LS trim, which gets buyers an E85-friendly 2.2-liter, 155-hp inline four mated to a five-speed manual. This five-passenger, four-door, front-wheel-drive compact wagon shares much of its architecture with the Cobalt and comes with traction control and 16-inch wheels with wheel covers. Front bucket seats and a split-folding rear are covered in cloth upholstery. The front passenger seat folds flat, while the driver’s seat is height-adjustable and sits behind a tilt steering wheel. Air conditioning and cruise control are standard, as well as a cargo cover and floormats. Technology features include one year of OnStar, an AM/FM/CD/MP3 player with digital media connection and satellite radio and a theft-deterrent system. Power mirrors, windows, and locks are all standard, as well as remote keyless entry, variable-intermittent wipers, and a rear defogger. Safety features include dual front airbags, curtain side airbags, antilock brakes with anti-skid, a tire-pressure monitor, and daytime running lights.
By Michael Perkins
Reviews you can trust
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| Very Good | 1 reviews | |
| Average | 0 reviews | |
| Poor | 0 reviews | |
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“Great Car To Work On”
stock.. working on interior. sound system, lighting etc. egine upgrades after i finish interior. new exaust and body kit. new subwoofers to come. stock radio is nice and interior is nice. blah blah bl... More
“Love The New Hhr”
We needed a car to dinggy tow behind our motor home and it is just what we wanted. I also use it as around town car and I love the way is easy to park and good gas mileage. It is also fun to drive. More
“Great Family Car!”
Great family car. Can handle the abuse for 2 children. Great gas milage. Good car to take on long family trips. Doesn't cost alot to maintain this car.Love the appearance of the car. All around a grea... More
“My Hhr”
Great gas mileage, lots of room for my gear and tools, but GUTLESS! That's what you get for a commuter car. It is kind of eyecatching, so I think more people see the window lettering. The kids like it... More
“Hhr Is Ok”
She is very good on gas, and I am used to the poor handling. The interior is boring and difficult. Cup holders are too low and hard to reach. The glove box on top of the dash broke in the first month ... More
“Hhr Is Ok”
She is very good on gas, and I am used to the poor handling. The interior is boring and difficult. Cup holders are too low and hard to reach. The glove box on top of the dash broke in the first month ... More
“Good Car For The Most Part, Would Probably Trade In For A Later Model That Has The Bugs Worked Out.”
the car gets good gas mileage on long trips. It has pretty good acceleration and handles pretty good. My warranty has paid, I had to have the thermostat changed twice and just recently the cam shaft m... More
“Hhr Review”
Handles good. Replaced brakes (routers and all) at only 63000km. Gas mileage is good. Quality is not the best...little things have broken like the Chevy symbol on the back of the car. It is a fun c... More
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