The Chevrolet Heritage High Roof, better known as HHR, debuted in 2005 and is a compact, retro-style SUV.

HHR is powered by a 2.2-liter I-4 engine with a five-speed manual transmission. It can generate up to 155 hp at 6,100 rpm and 150 lb-ft torque at 4,800 rpm. The I-4 runs on gasoline but is compatible with E85 FlexFuel. The SUV achieves 22 city mpg and 30-32 highway mpg with its 16-gallon fuel tank.

Key features of the Chevy HHR include XM Radio with a free three-month trial subscription, Bluetooth and iPod connectivity, rearview camera for backup assistance and sunroof. Some optional features include chrome wheels, leather upholstery, heated seating and remote vehicle start.

The compact vehicle has several safety features, including General Motors' OnStar communications service. New HHRs come with a free six-month trial of this subscription-based amenity, which provides automatic crash response, emergency services, stolen vehicle and roadside assistance\.

Customers have a variety of choices for the color of their Chevy HHR, including Cyber Gray, Crystal Red, Imperial Blue and Mocha Steel.