Used Chevrolet HHR for Sale near McLure, BC

I think it’s good reliable car. It is built well

This car is amazing for people who need cargo space and great gas mileage. The back seats go down and create so much room for everything. It's also really comfortable for being a smaller vehicle. I've put 30k miles + on it and it still runs wonderfully. Definitely a perfect fit for a family car or a small business.

Fun to drive, Looks very nice inside and out. Drives well, decent acceleration for a four cylinder. Gas mileage is good, about 38 to 40 on the highway. The only thing I can complain about is the brakes, at times they seem seem to pull or struggle when stopping under normal conditions.

What a fun, great looking ride! 30+MPG, leather heated seats, moonroof, traction control, stabillitrack, ABS, AC, 260 watt Pioneer stereo with sub, iPod integration, PW, PDL, Remote Start, Cruise. The steering wheel is amongst the best I've ever personally owned, leather wrapped with controls for Cruise and stereo on the wheel. Handling is excellent, car is easy to drive with magnetic variable assist steering. Breaking is good with 4-wheel ABS, 2.4L engine returns over 30MPG on the freeway and a minimum of 22MPG in town. The stereo in the LT2 package is amongst the best I've ever heard in a factory configuration.

I switched from a Jeep Grand Cherokee to a Chevy HHR. I was sick of spending as much as I did on gas, but still needed to cart around film gear for the occasional gig, so this seemed to be the obvious choice. I have fit three big dudes and all the gear we needed into this car and still had good pickup! Speaking of pickup, this car is probably going to get me in trouble. It's zippy as hell! I haven't had a 4-cylinder since I was a teenager. The technology has come a long way since then! It also handles well, so I find myself driving like I'm driving a sports car. I can't imagine how fun the SS version must be. The other surprise is that this car did just fine in this past Michigan winter. I really thought that's when I was going to miss my Jeep the most, but I honestly didn't even notice the lack of four-wheel drive. My wife and I have taken this car on a handful of 3-6 hour road trips. It's treated us well for those. Comfortable-enough seats, lots of cargo space for suitcases, decent sound coming out of the stereo. Not too shabby. As I mentioned in the cons section, the only thing to dis is the hard plastic cargo area. Everything slides around unless you tie it down. I crushed a bag of groceries with a 40lb box of cat litter before learning about the slide factor.