And to keep costs down, Chevy headed for the corporate parts bin, further dimming ... into a space between the cabin and the truck bed. While SSR might look like a truck, what would be the truck ...

hardtop convertible sport truck, there was no better choice than the Chevrolet SSR. You got a modern interpretation of Chevrolet's famous Advance Design trucks from the late 1940s and early '50s ...

We've been watching the SSR's development for about ... highly sought late-'40s/ early-'50s Chevy pickup. Aft of the cab is either a shallow covered truck bed or a large flat trunk, depending ...

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 press and public reactions when Chevrolet ... 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 ...

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

If you liked Chevrolet’s SSR ... at the end of 2002, SSR gets a small-block 5.3-liter V8 (vs. the 6.0-liter in the concept), a next-generation small truck platform and all the retro good looks ...

On the face of it, the Chevrolet SSR shouldn't have failed. It's a truck, so it's got some actual utility to it. It has that retro-inspired styling that was all the rage back in the early-mid 2000s.