The Chevrolet HHR (Heritage High Roof) is a station wagon introduced as the 2006 model from American auto giant General Motors at the 2005 Los Angeles Auto Show. This retro-styled wagon is smaller in size to the Equinox and it shares the Delta platform of GM with Pontiac G5, Chevrolet Cobalt, Saturn Astra and Saturn Ion. In the Mexican market it was sold along with its predecessor Chevrolet Zafira MPV compact. Production of the HHR was stopped in 2011 and it was succeeded by Chevrolet Trax and Europe and Canada in the Crossover wagon/SUV segment. Chevrolet Captiva Sport replaced the HHR in the US which was the rebadged Opel Antara version. This vehicle however is sold only for fleet and general public has no access to it. This Chevrolet station wagon was assembled at Ramos Aripze, Mexico and its compact car class body was designed by Bryan Nesbitt. It was available in the body types of 5-door wagon and 5-door cargo van.
Marbella is so famous; it even has a great car named after it! The history behind the short life of the Seat Marbella is that initially it was a direct clone of the Fiat Panda but in later years due to a break in the relationship between Fiat and Seat, the Seat Marbella model never received the mechanical upgrades of it twin so was discontinued...
Among the three phases in which Peugeot 306 is available, phase 3 is closer to the customer requirements with the exterior modifications including clear lenses for the headlamps so as to make the light more concentrating on the road...
Vivio is a mini car manufactured by Subaru. It is available in four-cylinder engines with different gearbox options and multiple trim packages, contains curb weight of 650 kg (1,433 lb)-700 kg (1,543 lb), transmission 5-speed manual 3-speed automatic...