When I was growing up during the 1960's, my Dad had a 1949 Chevy Suburban panel delivery truck he called a "beach wagon." We had some great family trips to the beach in that old warhorse, let me tell you. It's only a memory, now...but the new Chevy HHR ("Heritage High Roof") has brought back a bit of those days for all of us. It has those same classic lines with outside "pontoon" fenders - and actual running boards! The high domed hood and smart horizontal grille is a tribute to the front of the classic pickups and Suburbans of the late 1940's and early 1950's.

Under this cool "retro"-looking exterior is a fully modern engine however, complete with fuel injection and the most advanced ignition system. There's one thing the 2006 Chevy HHR has in common with its almost sixty-year-old forebear, however - and thats the air filter.

Virtually any internal combustion engine has one of these, and with good reason. Without it, dirt, dust and other particulates with work their way into the engine system, eventually scoring the cylinder walls and literally clogging the engine. The Chevy HHR Air Filter should be replaced with every oil change - every three months or every three thousand miles. A dirty air filter can still do its job, but it will be far less effective. A Chevy HHR Air Filter costs less when you buy from us. We have the best prices on the complete line of Chevy parts for all models.Keep that Chevy HHR running like a champ - log on and get your Chevy HHR Air Filter today.