Used Chevrolet HHR for Sale

I liked the gas mileage and the storage space available for a small SUV. It performed well, to my liking. Shortly after I purchased it, the brake rotors had to be replaced. This was keeping in time with the age of the vehicle. There is some space concerns in the back seat, specifically with fitting my child's car seat comfortably in the back seat.

My mom bought this car sometime in 2006-2008. She drives about 200 miles each day, to and from work, so she needed something with good gas mileage. She drove it until it had about 220,000 miles on it. She loved this car, then she passed it on to me when she bought a new one. Even though it has so many miles it's still in great condition. Obviously we had to replace things from time to time but you would have to do that with any vehicle if you drove it as much as it's been driven. It has this really weird thing in the middle on the ceiling which we named "moon light". I honestly have no idea what it's for because it doesn't give much actual light unless you hold your hand directly under it. I love this car and am happy to have it now.

The Chevrolet HHR was actually my first ever car. Being the youngster I am, I didn't expect much out of my mom's vehicle, but it certainly is great. The HHR is a breeze to drive. Its seating is quite honestly, very comfortable. The seat is easily adjustable for comfort, however it can be very finicky for trying to find that one key position. The dashboard meters and gauges are very easy to ready (and that comes from a driver who wears glasses and has to deal with the sun's glare!) The mpg is quite nice for an economic city car (mine averages to around 28 mpg.) Overall, the Chevrolet HHR is one of the better cars I have driven. It is by no means the best car ever made, but it is nonetheless a fantastic drive.