Part pickup, part roadster—the 2004 Chevy SSR is unlike anything else on the road. What makes this retro‑styled head‑turner such a collector’s gem today? Analysis: Two weeks into war with Iran, Trump ...

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This striking Redline Red 2004 Chevrolet SSR roadster pickup is a rare, low-mileage, one-owner find, standing out brilliantly against the usual dealership inventory. With its iconic retractable ...

Exceptional garage-kept 2004 Chevrolet SSR convertible pickup in great condition with 87,575 well-maintained miles, running smoothly and ready for cruising despite a minor ABS sensor quirk – a rare ...

GM made a few attempts to cash in on the retro styling fad ushered in by cars like the Volkswagen New Beetle and Chrysler PT Cruiser around the turn of the millennium. These attempts had mixed success ...

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 ...

We promise we won't judge you if you have a thing for the Chevrolet SSR, which is something that not many petrolheads can say. And if you do, you may want to take a closer look at the example pictured ...

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 ...

Numerous strong vehicles of different varieties have donned the Chevrolet badge throughout the last 11 decades. While many of the brand's offerings have stuck around for the long haul and are still ...

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 ...

If one were to track the development timeline of any of the major auto manufacturers, you'd see a steady stream of vehicle's that made it into production, and those that never got past the "concept ...