anyone have any early thoughts about the H3 based on the picture and the powertrain? i have heard they will use a 5 or 6 speed and the inline 5 from the colorado
i myself say if it is better then the H2 it might be worth gettin i mean the H2 looked massive on the outside but was cramped on the inside
JUNK!!! Just like the H2...JUNKJUNKJUNKJUNKJUNK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
saw one at the car show a few months back. its based on the canyon/colorado platform, i-5 engine. looked ok, was told tho you could only get it in all wheel drive instead of 2wd or 4 wd. thats what the rep said that was there showing it. cant remember the starting price tag, but it was low. for the first yr here they only come in 2 packages so you can only get them 2 ways. he said there suppose to be on the showrooms come june. havent seen any here in north carolina yet.
They really are, all the hummers actually. Poor build quality, poor performance, over-priced useless junk.
The Hummer is great! The H2 is only a cheap piece of crap look alike. The H3 will probably be much worse!!!The H2 and H3 are ego machines! "Look at me! I am driving a Hummer!" No your not, your driving a crappy look alike and are to dense to know it!
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If you want a REAL Hummer...find the DOD auction site in your area, and get one to rebuild from the Armed Forces. There are a few places that can and will get parts for the Original Equipment after it has been demilitarized. Just have to do your research. The last one I saw a price tag on in an auction area in North Carolina (Ft Bragg to be exact) was a mere $2000 starting bid (if memory serves). Had battle damage and needed an entire drivetrain but it was pre H2 and all military.
Eightupman:
A Hummer coming from the Military can't be an H2. You've got to be talking about the H1.
I couldn't picture H2's riding around in the Military.
Military HMMWV's aren't even H1's...They are far less plush and far more function! The Civilian Hummer is a street version of the military HMMWV...
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