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If Chrysler can do it, why not Chevrolet? General Motors might not appreciate comparisons between the new Chevrolet HHR and the retro-styled Chrysler PT Cruiser, but the HHR is unabashedly designed to resemble a vehicle from the past just as the Cruiser's styling did. In Chevrolet's case, that vehicle is the 1949 Suburban, which ranks as one of the first utility vehicles. The HHR's design cues are also borrowed from the company's current SSR roadster pickup. Introduced at the 2005 Greater Los Angeles Auto Show, the HHR wagon flaunts a tall stance like the PT Cruiser's. It's built on the same platform as the Chevrolet Cobalt sedan.