Chevrolet HHR With its fat-lip fascia hugging the pavement and a spherical stepped hood protrusion concealing a turbo-charged engine, the 2010 HHR SS, is one suped-up crossover utility vehicle (CUV). Consider it the coolest iteration of the Chevrolet HHR compact-class wagon. Chevrolet HHR Sadly, however, GM has since cut this high-powered model from its product lineup.
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The Chevrolet HHR (those initials signify "Heritage High Roof") is itself a unique vehicle, looking like some shrunk-down and retro-styled homage to Chevy's Suburban wagon of roly-poly fender and bulging roofline vintage, circa 1949.
Or maybe it's a mutational mixing of the vintage Suburban and Chevy's more recent SSR pop-top convertible pickup due to the forward fenders articulated in edgy bulges and a spherical stepped hood protrusion blunted in front by an in-your-face grille.
And the Chevrolet HHR distinctive silhouette with three sets of windows etched into the flanks also reminds us of a woody wagon borrowed from those '60s beach-blanket movies with Frankie and Annette.
