hhr stands for high energy ignition on a chevy.
what does hhr stand for on a chevy?
high energy ignition
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the chevrolet hhr (an initialism for heritage high roof) is a retro-styled, high-roofed, five-door, five-passenger, front-wheel drive station wagon designed by bryan nesbitt and launched by the american automaker chevrolet at the 2005 los angeles auto show as a 2006 model.





























the hhr shares the gm delta platform with the chevrolet cobalt, pontiac g5, and saturn ion. in mexico, it was marketed with its predecessor, the opel-sourced chevrolet zafira compact mpv.
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the hhr was assembled in ramos arizpe, mexico, and was available for sale throughout north america. the hhr was also exported to japan by way of the motor vehicles business unit of mitsui. japanese buyers were liable for annual taxes due to the engine displacement and width dimensions which didn't comply with the "compact class" dimension regulations imposed by the japanese government. first year sales exceeded 93,000 through june 2006.. the hhr was partially available in europe and is replaced now by the chevrolet orlando. in early 2009, the chevrolet hhr was discontinued from the mexican lineup due to poor sales.
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