hummer H3
11-23-2013, 10:45 PM
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hummer H3 so im looking for another ride for my girl, been looking at (used) escalades, tahoe and yukon, i showed her the h3 hummer and she seems to like it but never driven one, i red reviews saying good things about it, 5 cylinder suvs looking at a 06 and up anyone have one here or driven one b4? any input? 
11-23-2013, 11:03 PM
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They seem solid. They come into my work every now and then.
Remember that all Hummers come 4x4. The weight of the 4wd might be a waste (MPG wise) though if she keeps it a pavement princess. Plus you'll have the extra maintenance of servicing the t-case and the front diff oil at the recommended intervals, and then on top of it, repairing them when and if they start leaking, etc. Some people care, some dont...I know you're a baller and all.. but FYI
Remember that all Hummers come 4x4. The weight of the 4wd might be a waste (MPG wise) though if she keeps it a pavement princess. Plus you'll have the extra maintenance of servicing the t-case and the front diff oil at the recommended intervals, and then on top of it, repairing them when and if they start leaking, etc. Some people care, some dont...I know you're a baller and all.. but FYI
11-23-2013, 11:35 PM
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They seem solid. They come into my work every now and then.
Remember that all Hummers come 4x4. The weight of the 4wd might be a waste (MPG wise) though if she keeps it a pavement princess. Plus you'll have the extra maintenance of servicing the t-case and the front diff oil at the recommended intervals, and then on top of it, repairing them when and if they start leaking, etc. Some people care, some dont...I know you're a baller and all.. but FYI
Remember that all Hummers come 4x4. The weight of the 4wd might be a waste (MPG wise) though if she keeps it a pavement princess. Plus you'll have the extra maintenance of servicing the t-case and the front diff oil at the recommended intervals, and then on top of it, repairing them when and if they start leaking, etc. Some people care, some dont...I know you're a baller and all.. but FYI
11-24-2013, 08:26 PM
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The H3s look nice, but lacks visibility.
My bro has a 2009 Tahoe Z71 with all the bells and whistle and WOW! Very roomy, powerful, and fun to drive. My bro has been in South Korea for almost 2 years and I'm baby sitting both his cars, so I get to drive it and keep it running so I know how they drive.
My bro has a 2009 Tahoe Z71 with all the bells and whistle and WOW! Very roomy, powerful, and fun to drive. My bro has been in South Korea for almost 2 years and I'm baby sitting both his cars, so I get to drive it and keep it running so I know how they drive.
11-27-2013, 03:03 AM
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It really depends, if you're looking for an offroad vehicle, the Hummer is the best option from the rest of the pack you mentioned. Tahoe, Yukon and Trailblazers, they'are not exactly tough offroaders, The Hummer has the high clearance, offroad tuned suspension, rear lockers, active electronic control like FJ cruisers and Land Rovers (this works almost like a front locker) right from the factory, which makes any of this vehicles very capable in tough conditions. See how many Yukons or Escalades or Trailblazers you'll find doing the hard trails at Big Bear for example in bone stock trim, and you'll see what i'm talking about. If you're not doing offroad, but need the space and towing capabilities, then a Yukon is not a bad option, with the Escalade having a lot more refinement.
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