Overview & Reviews

The 2008 Chevrolet HHR receives minor feature updates this year. OnStar is standard across the lineup and stability control has been added as an option. Debuting later in the model year will be the HHR SS with a 260-horsepower turbocharged engine.

• Smooth and quiet ride, plenty of cargo space, attractive cabin, excellent outward visibility.

• Lackluster handling and braking, unrefined engines, some low-grade interior plastics.

User Reviews:

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  Nostalgic HHR - 2008 Chevrolet HHR
  By Rick T - June 28 - 5:15 pm

  My Shadow Edition black-granite HHR reminds me so much of my dads early 1950s Chevy truck. The HHR is a real nostalgia machine! Chevrolet has captured the 1950s feel with modern day convenience included. I love this vehicle more and more, and every time I get into it the great old memories come flooding back.

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  2008 Chevy HHR LS - 2008 Chevrolet HHR
  By Scott - June 28 - 7:59 am

  Great car for the money. I took a 500 mile trip through the mountains and averaged 32 MPG on the interstate. I get about 25 MPG locally. It has a lot more interior room than appears from the outside and will actually seat four adults comfortably, although if you are going to carry four people on a regular basis the 2.4 engine or turbo would be a better choice. If I had to make the choice over again I would buy the same car.

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  SS all the way! - 2008 Chevrolet HHR
  By James - June 27 - 4:02 pm

  If youre looking for a powerful, economical, and roomy vehicle, the Chevrolet HHR SS is for you! This vehicle has it all! 260 hp, Onstar, airbags everywhere, tinted windows, 18" alloy wheels, lots of cargo room, and head-turning good looks. Its faster than most SUVs and CUVs out there, has more cargo room than most, and gets between 23 and 26 mpg combined. OnStar, XM satellite radio, and hands-free calling are all standard. For a few extra bucks, you can add the OnStar navigation package. The only two gripes I have about the vehicle are no grab handles and the engine is a little on the noisy side. Overall, a total winner!

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  Love it ! - 2008 Chevrolet HHR
  By randalljay - June 26 - 8:26 am

  We bought an 08 Scion xB,but didnt care for only one arm rest, single back up light, poor color selection, cheap fabric and no floor mats. We were lucky enough to find an Orange HHR that had a quarter panel (not a full panel). Since we needed at least five seats, the full panel wagon was out of the question. something about the missing side rear windows that make this car very appealing. The quarter panel is a great place for self-expression. The placement of the window controls is a little weird and takes a while to get use to. For some reason I keep hitting my shins on the door when I get out. On the plus side, the OnStar is great, its American, has lots of room, and it comes with mats.

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  A Joy To Own - 2008 Chevrolet HHR
  By Victoria Smith - June 20 - 9:24 am

  After the purchase of my vehicle I begin to love it more than when I purchased it. The vehicle has looks, power, handles great and it is fun to drive. If Chevy continues to build this vehicle and make in a way that it is fun to drive we will add a second one to our household. And now the with the economy as it is and my vehicle is averaging about 31mpg on the highway and it did not cost a small fortune to own it, I am back home with American cars again. Go Chevy!

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  We Love Our HuhHer, the Jurys Out. - 2008 Chevrolet HHR
  By Rose4HHR - June 19 - 5:30 pm

  Well...I love driving when I can steal it from my hubby, but Ive noticed some brake squeal and he drives it mostly on the interstate. Hes not a brake man. I took Huh-Her as we call it to the shop (not dealer, I dont trust them-sorry) for an oil change today and asked if it could need brake pads. Their response? "Uh-Oh!" Not lets sell you some stuff...they explained theyve had a slew of people with some serious issues, mainly rotors and encouraged me to return to my dreaded dealership to resolve the issue. The dealership denied it at 1st, but when I stated I would research and report they gave me a card for the 1st time and stated they would "take care of it".

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  Worth the 24,000 out the door - 2008 Chevrolet HHR
  By chris - June 11 - 2:31 am

  Fun car. Love the old school exterior. Great on gas. Im an avid surfer and my 9,8" longboard fits in the car. Makes a forty year old family man feel like hes back in the neighborhood! For what I paid for it thers not a better car on the market.

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  First Impressions - 2008 Chevrolet HHR
  By Chad - June 3 - 2:49 pm

  I researched many new cars before deciding on the HHR. My wife and I test drove five cars (Dodge Avenger, Dodge Charger, Subaru Legacy, and a Chevy Malibu) and looked at four or five others. Although we almost bought the Malibu we both agreed the HHR would be more practical for us (we have three kids and the Malibu had a small trunk). Ive only been driving it for a week, but so far I couldnt be happier. We bought the 2LT with every option. The standard equipment looked a bit unfinished. The leather interior really made the difference for me. Its strange but this is the first time I have liked a car more after I bought it than before. I dont know what else to say. It just fits.

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  Best Buy for the Money - 2008 Chevrolet HHR
  By Kevin - June 1 - 4:25 pm

  We been driving this car for about a month and each day we love it more and more. Gets great gas milage, handles great, and when you need to move the turbo kicks in. Plenty of room inside for a small car. Im 6 ft tall, 210lbs and there is plenty of knee and head room. We have two younger kids and they love it.

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  My Panel - 2008 Chevrolet HHR
  By blake - May 29 - 9:42 pm

  Found that the car had more than enough power (2.4) for quick acceleration. Handling was good and the antilock brakes work great in all weather. Also found Panel easy to park in town