What Does HHR Actually Stand For?

"Heritage High Roof" is what HHR actually represents. It's pretty self-explanatory. By "Heritage," GM refers to the 1949 Chevy Suburban, which is echoed by the HHR's bulldog face and baggy fenders. The roof actually looks low from the outside, due to pillbox windows, seemingly cut by a hot rodder's torch.

Comparisons to the PT Cruiser are inevitable. The HHR is bigger, with a half-inch more between the axles, and another 7.4 inches in length. Width and height also go to the HHR, but at 63 cubic feet with the seats folded, the Chevy is short one cargo cube to the Cruiser.

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