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The new Chevy HHR SS is setting itself apart from the crowd and apart from the usual cars that Chevy makes. Ok so the outside may not be to different, but when it comes to what is lying under the hood…that’s where it counts.
The most important changes are the turbocharger and intercooler that reside under its hood. That’s because they boost power and torque from the 2.0-liter direct-injection Ecotec four to a stratospheric 260 horses and 260 pound-feet, as seen in the Pontiac Solstice GXP and Saturn Sky Red Line, all running through the front wheels.
Chevrolet is taking the UK by storm with its outstanding vehicles. The new Captiva is the newest vehicle that Chevrolet has released to the UK and it seems to be taking off with no problems. It may cost a steep £24,920, but it seems that you get your money’s worth and we mean that in every sense possible.
It seems that owning an older, classic Camaro is much more common than owning a new one. Why? Because when you were younger you were able to purchase one of those hot ‘68 or ’70’s Camaro and cruise in it everywhere showing off to the girls you liked and the boys who wanted to be you. As the years go by the Camaro(and its owner) get older and start to look older. Than it is set upon the owner to restore it.