Chevrolet SSR in black, with 12,100 miles, is a low-mileage convertible pickup with a solid body, needing transmission and throttle body repairs, ideal for enthusiasts seeking a unique project vehicle ...

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These estimates do not include title, registration fees, lien fees, or any other fees that may be imposed by a governmental agency in connection with the sale and financing of the vehicle.

GM should have put a bigger, more powerful engine and a manual transmission in the SSR right from the start. That's what this radical, uniquely American-looking vehicle deserved.

Numerous strong vehicles of different varieties have donned ... often referred to simply as the Chevy SSR. The oddity that is the Chevy SSR kicked off its run in 2003, standing out not only ...

We're looking back at three of the most well-known retro cars of the 2000s to see what each is worth today, and which is the ...

The SSR’s digital odometer is dead ... one could register a dead manatee as a street-legal vehicle in Florida with only a modicum of effort. And let’s face it—even if the powertrain is ...

The end result was one of the most unconventional vehicles to come from GM in the last few decades, and despite its rather short-lived lifespan, the SSR’s unique design and rarity have helped it ...

Though the SSR was turning heads on the road, Chevy faced a real problem: The vehicle's performance was less than impressive, particularly as drivers were forking over $40,000 to get behind the wheel.

These days, pickups account for roughly 16.5 percent of all vehicles on the road ... The result of their quirky design behavior was the Chevy SSR, a V8-powered pickup truck that looked like ...