Compact, easy to drive, hatchback, Chevrolet brand, reliable, nice appearance, roomy, low maintenance, enjoyable to drive, timeless design, good style, attractive color, easy purchase from dealer, seemed to be a dealer favorite, plenty of room, four door for passengers, lots of room for shopping and storage, well tinted windows for some privacy.
Reliable, fuel efficient, handles well in snow. Car is a great commuter vehicle, comfortable, and fairly roomy. I like that it sits higher off the ground than a sedan. The rear hatch, and fold-down seats in the back allow for a lot of storage. Mine has been in 2 major accidents and still retained enough value to keep on the road.
It is compact yet large enough to haul cargo with the back seats folded down. It will seat 4 people comfortably. It is great for around town errands. Great on gas. Good dependable transportation. The battery is stored in the trunk. Never put object in the passenger seat or the seat belt message will sound that something wrong with the airbag.
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It runs well, it is easy to drive, has plenty of storage room. Leg room is adequate in the back seat. Physically it tends to have problems with internal door handles. It has enclosed transmission storage system. I would not have chosen the color, (white) but it was the only one available at the time. The ride is not very smooth.
Both headlights have gone out in a short period of time and one has gone out a second time, very difficult to replace headlights due to the way they are installed making it more costly. Would have preferred a different color as the dark blue really shows dirt and salt residue.
Window controls in the center console, the speakers shorted out a long time ago, the rear hatch refuses to open. The windshield is very small which makes it seem like you are looking out of a porthole sometimes; this makes it difficult when navigating a new place as you do not have a great view of surroundings. Also the battery is located in the rear of the vehicle which makes maintenance on it interesting as the hatch currently does not open.
It's not large enough to carry anything wider than 40 inches in the cargo area. The battery has to be started in the rear of the car if it goes dead. The escape light will come on if you break to hard on a hill or going down a incline. It has crazy computer that will alert you if icy or wet roads.
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It does not have a very smooth ride. It tends to have problems with internal door handles, they are plastic and break easily. The windshield is small, making it hard to see traffic lights. It rides low to the ground so it scrapes driving into and out of parking lots sometimes. It is very hard to keep clean.
The 2011 Chevrolet HHR has an average owner rating of 4.16 out of 5 which ranks it #18 of 26 other Compact SUVs.
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