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RE: H3 becomes Chevy Blazer?

  

3hummers -> RE: H3 becomes Chevy Blazer? (6/27/2008 11:43:38 PM)

Hummer is not a Chevy or GMC

  
importkiller -> RE: H3 becomes Chevy Blazer? (6/28/2008 9:06:42 AM)

but it IS a GM, which includes chevy, and gmc...the h3 uses alot of chevy and gmc components, a lot of parts are identical and can be used in chevy/gmc application...same with the h2..some of the parts are also used in the tahoe, yukon line. If they want to do away with the "brand" name but offer teh same truck as a chevy...I have no problem buying a Chevy H3....it would be the same truck...I didn''t buy my H3 to be a label whore so I can say I have a hummer...though I know there are ALOT of people that did.

Steve #1 -> RE: H3 becomes Chevy Blazer? (6/29/2008 3:42:51 AM)

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ORIGINAL: AlphaMale

I hate Blazers.


That''s funny, my K5 told me she hates you. [:'(]

mcmskm -> RE: H3 becomes Chevy Blazer? (6/29/2008 1:18:03 PM)

I would never buy a 2 door version. I love that HUMMER has been able to successfully combine luxury, fun, and practicality into one vehicle. I''m an off-road, let''s have fun kind of person on the weekend, and load the kids up and go to work kind of person during the week. I am able to play both of these roles very comfortably in my H3.  And yes, I like the HUMMER brand.  I get star treatment at the HUMMER dealer vs. the ''we''ll get back to you when we feel like it'' treatment that I used to get at the Ford dealership. 

ajnoe3 -> RE: H3 becomes Chevy Blazer? (6/29/2008 8:36:14 PM)

It would devalue our vehicles and kill all chances of Hummer ever being revitalized by destroying the credibility of the brand. Bad business move that would piss off a lot of current Hummer owners. If GM wants to keep Hummer owners buying new Hummers I can assure you this would drive them all away! Besides that, it would be sad.

duckstu -> RE: H3 becomes Chevy Blazer? (6/29/2008 10:06:51 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: importkiller

but it IS a GM, which includes chevy, and gmc...the h3 uses alot of chevy and gmc components, a lot of parts are identical and can be used in chevy/gmc application...same with the h2..some of the parts are also used in the tahoe, yukon line. If they want to do away with the "brand" name but offer teh same truck as a chevy...I have no problem buying a Chevy H3....it would be the same truck...I didn''''t buy my H3 to be a label whore so I can say I have a hummer...though I know there are ALOT of people that did.


Well said.  The H3 and H2 ARE Chevys.  Owned, designed and built by GM.  The Hummer part is just re-branding for marketing purposes.

Only the Humvee was really a Hummer.  Not that it matters.  I got mine because it was so cheap.  If it had said Chevy on the side it wouldn;t have mattered.

Now they''re even cheaper, $270 a month for a lightly loaded ''08 base model.  And 2008 models may well sell used for $5,000 in 2 years, as gas is expected to be somewhere in the $7-$8 a gallon range.

HummerGuy -> RE: H3 becomes Chevy Blazer? (6/30/2008 10:00:25 AM)

I thought the H2 was built and designed by AM General and distributed by GM before GM bought Hummer [8|] Also, I thought the H2 was still being built in the AM General plants in Indiana.

Am I wrong?

Desert Dan -> RE: H3 becomes Chevy Blazer? (6/30/2008 10:09:43 AM)

It is all under GM so what difference does it make as long as they are well made and as long as the jobs/factories stay in the USA??


If GM was smart they would consolidate GMC Trucks into Chevy trucks and Pontiac and Olds under Chevy and service all the GM vehicles at all dealerships.

HummBob -> RE: H3 becomes Chevy Blazer? (7/1/2008 1:18:11 AM)

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ORIGINAL: HummerGuy

I thought the H2 was built and designed by AM General and distributed by GM before GM bought Hummer [8|] Also, I thought the H2 was still being built in the AM General plants in Indiana.

Am I wrong?


I thought so too?? I thought only the H3 was BUILT by GM???

  

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