2009 Chevrolet HHR Panel

At a Glance

Pricing $19,030 - $22,730
Drive Types FWD
Engines 2.2l I4, 2.4l I4
Transmissions A4, M5
Fuel Economy 21-22 (city), 29-32 (highway)

The HHR has been a minor hit for Chevy, and with good reason. Combining styling inspired by the 1949 Chevy Suburban and affordable pricing, the new HHR Panel is a practical wagon that provides the utility and privacy of a full size cargo van in a smaller package. The rear doors substitute steel panels for the glass windows, and open from the inside only. A flat load floor with tie-downs replaces the back seats to provide 57 cu. ft. of cargo volume. Underneath the floor are two lockable storage compartments. Powertrain options are identical to the standard HHR: a DOHC 2.2L or 2.4L inline-4 mated to a 5-speed manual or a 4-speed automatic. Chevy includes standard Stabilitrak stability control, a rarity in this class.

What Changed:

The SS Turbocharged Panel model has been discontinued.

Model/Trim/Package Engine Original MSRP
HHR Panel LS 1LS 2.2l I4 (155-bhp) M5 FWD $19,030
HHR Panel LS 1LS 2.2l I4 (155-bhp) A4 FWD $19,030
HHR Panel LT 1LT 2.2l I4 (155-bhp) M5 FWD $20,030
HHR Panel LT 1LT 2.4l I4 (172-bhp) M5 FWD $20,680
HHR Panel LT 1LT 2.2l I4 (155-bhp) A4 FWD $21,030
HHR Panel LT 1LT 2.4l I4 (172-bhp) A4 FWD $21,680
HHR Panel LT 2LT 2.4l I4 (172-bhp) M5 FWD $21,730
HHR Panel LT 2LT 2.4l I4 (172-bhp) A4 FWD $22,730