After the Plymouth Prowler failed miserably, Chevrolet went back to the drawing board and designed the Chevy SSR (Super Sport Roadster) to redeem itself. Unlike a typical pickup truck, the Chevy ...

The result of their quirky design behavior was the Chevy SSR, a V8-powered pickup truck that looked like a car with a bed glued to the back of it. It best resembled the Australian ute, but had its ...

not to be confused with the Chevy SSR pickup truck. The latter is an even more retro-looking pickup with a V8. The HHR SS is a retro hatchback with panel van vibes and a four-cylinder engine.

A mint-condition Chevy SSR with just 4,700 miles on the odometer has appeared for sale on Bring-A-Trailer, giving fans of this oddball convertible pickup truck the rather rare opportunity to put a ...

Either way, the SSR became a cult hero and established itself as one of the most outrageous factory-built pickup trucks of all time. Hate it or love it, the Chevrolet SSR is a unique piece of ...

It looks like a sports car and a late-40s/early-50s Chevy pickup rolled into ... because the SSR really isn't going to be anyone's work truck. GM called the roof a "top stack," the first ...

The Chevy SSR (which stood for Super Sport Roadster) was an oddball performance pickup truck produced by General Motors between 2003 and 2006. While the SSR was unlike anything else on sale at the ...

(Ford's truck of the time was a Model TT ... Bearing a striking resemblance to an updated Advance Design 1950s pickup, the Chevy SSR was designed by Karmann, built on a modified TrailBlazer ...

Essentially, it wasn’t really convincing as a great pickup or a great convertible. On top of all that, the Chevy SSR was expensive — the starting price was around $42,000 but with higher trims ...