Chevrolet HHR
Sound for the Chevy HHR comes from a stock audio system with a single-disc CD player; the LT adds a standard MP3 player. Integrating your iPod simply requires an inexpensive adaptor cord.
Chevy’s new retro wagon, the 2006 HHR, is one of a handful of new General Motors models ready for your iPod. Get yourself an inexpensive adaptor cord, and with the HHR’s standard auxiliary jack, you’re ready to plug and play.
Looking eerily similar to the Chrysler PT Cruiser, the Chevy HHR makes its introduction wearing one of two badges, LS or LT. Prices start at $15,990 for the LS and $16,990 for the LT (including a $565 destination charge). All models come standard with a 2.2-liter four-cylinder engine that generates 143 horsepower and 155 lb.-ft. of torque, which is connected to a five-speed transmission. Any HHR can be outfitted with a four-speed automatic transmission, while an optional 172-horsepower 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine is reserved for the LT. Sound comes from a stock audio system with a single-disc CD player; the LT adds a standard MP3 player.
