>not owning a comfy hhr
whats your excuse /o/?
Senility hasn't taken me yet.
My great-aunt has one of these. As she was pulling out of my dad's driveway he looked to me and said "If I ever own one of those you have my permission to pull the plug"
>>15085485
I'm not a complete autismo
>>15085485
>comfy
>shitty interior
Pick one.
>comfy
You have to be like 5'5 to call that thing comfy.
It has all the headroom in the world, but your knees hit the horribly designed center console up to the dash you can't put a single thing on without it sliding off.
2/10 comfy.
>>15085485
This was actually designed by the same mind that conceived the PT Cruiser. I think they're both supposed to look like cars from the 30s/40s but they retain the gross and vapid brand image of GM
/R9K/, the car
>>15085485
If I wanted to own a comfy dog I'd rather have this.
Not efficient enough
Not safe enough
The Chevrolet Volt fitted my criteria nicely.
HHR SS would be sweet to have. The HHR was a great retro model.
>>15086239
Also, I considered a Prius, but it has a "poor" rating in the small overlap test.
>>15086168
I wish I was that comfy.
>>15085485
> not wanting to deal with failing electric power steering motors
> not wanting to have to replace control arm bushings every 40 k and dealing with captive nuts that break loose and rotate up above the subframe
> not wanting to replace all wheel bearings by 80 k miles
> not wanting something that had its front and rear designed at the same time, but by separate design teams
> actually wanting to get over 21 mpg combined
> not wanting to deal with timing chains that fail at 60 k
> not wanting a car with an interior that is worn-out by 90 k.
> not wanting to drive a bloated car with no usable interior space
> not wanting to drive a car that handles like an oil tanker and is uncomfortable to take corners in
> not wanting to drive a car that supports GM, who feels like it is appropriate to roll out garbage as long as people keep buying it.
>unironically liking chevy HHR
jesus christ
