GM, not normally known for taking risks or building quirky vehicles, has gone and done it: they have just announced the Chevy HHR Panel edition, which is an HHR with no rear seats, no windows or doorhandles on the rear doors, and a flat load floor with tie-downs and storage bins.
Jalopnik has a nice photo gallery.
Besides being a nice fleet vehicle for small businesses, and a perfect platform for advertising, this HHR has a definite utilitarian cool factor to it. You can expect this car to be a platform for all kinds of customization at SEMA--surfing, woody edition, extreme audio. How about a micro-hearse edition?
GM should offer mountain bike mounting hardware for the cargo floor.
3 comments:
Dear GM:
now that the idea of a truck with leather seats is no longer comical; and the idea of a niche "retro" vehicle can be appealing to a younger, hipper customer -- bring back the El Camino!
I want one. Seriously. I don't need back seats. and I don't mind the blind-spots.
Robot Ninja
Chevy's got a cool new site out promoting it, at www.chevy.com/carwash You can bein the latest Chevy HHR ad with your firends...it's pretty fun!
gotta love it,too cool for car news
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