General Motors doesn't always get the launch of a new vehicle exactly right, but in the early 2000s, if you wanted a retro-styled, two-door, hardtop convertible sport truck, there was no better choice ...

I know it has a bigger engine with close to 400 horsepower, but why on earth would anyone pony up $45,000 for a Chevy SSR? Now I guess if you like the looks at least it has more muscle. But for that ...

This 2006 Chevrolet SSR FPR, a Redline Red convertible pickup with 95,500 miles, is a well-maintained, second-owner vehicle with Simple Engineering upgrades and a full maintenance history, ideal for ...

Chevy knew the SSR would be a boomer's collector item from the second it left the factory in the early 2000s. For the most part, they were. These (in my opinion, sick) convertible pickup trucks were ...

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This is one of the last SSR examples ever built, and it has just 116 miles on the odometer. Due to its low mileage and pristine condition, the seller is asking for over $60,000. Power comes from a 6.0 ...

The Chevrolet SSR, which stands for Super Sport Roadster, was brought to market in the early 2000s, and it was meant to be a show-stopper. The ultimate blend of muscle, nostalgia, and modern ...

Produced between the 2003 and 2006 model years, the Chevy SSR (or Super Sport Roadster) sought to blend retro-inspired styling with modern performance and a retractable hardtop pickup body. The end ...

Let's say you're a healthy, normal person like me who likes sports cars -- those impractical, expensive conveyances with tiny trunks, powerful engines, noisy rag tops and only two seats. When a ...

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