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.

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 ...

Unlike a typical pickup truck, the Chevy SSR is also a convertible with a retractable ... most consumers were not willing to take the risk on an experimental car when they could get better ...

Chevy might’ve named this SSR’s shade of purple “Ultra Violet,” but I don’t think they had environmental damage in mind. Byron is one of those weird car people who has never owned an ...

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While SSR might look like a truck, what would be the truck ... inexpensive—to put back on. If only all car companies had such understanding owners. Chevy took extra care tuning the exhaust ...

The result of their quirky design behavior was the Chevy SSR, a V8-powered pickup truck that looked like a car with a bed ...

From the April 2004 issue of Car ... concept truck, but to everyone's astonishment, GM green-lighted it. For once, gearheads got what they'd wished for. Well, sort of. The production SSR remained ...

The Chevy SSR, with its drop-dead ... And with a four-foot long weathertight truck bed, it has more cargo utility than any sports car and just about any limousine you can name, for that matter.

This owner loved their car and wanted to make it even more ... 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 ...

The wildly unconventional truck was part of Chevy's lineup between ... never produce another SSR, and may even balk at green-lighting another unorthodox concept car for production.

Chevy and GM inmost cases long ago stopped making parts specifically for the SSR. Trying to find parts ... If you use it as a weekend fun car I say go for it. A daily driver?