A good laugh !!
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Probably alot of them. 160k+ doesn't make a collectible, just nice parts availability in the future. Try an H3T where they only built around 4k, that will be a collectible and finding T specific parts in 10 years should be a load of fun.
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The average life expectancy of a vehicle is 10yrs / 150k miles. Now consider, all those that ended up in salvage, due to total loss, or owner refusal to repair. Again, how many are "out there" today?
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How ‘bout the CE.......... 500 for US!
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By the time Hummer H3s become collectible we'll all be taking the long dirt nap and they'll be collectible because anything with an internal combustion engine will be considered collectible. HAHA
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Irrelevant numbers. There are plenty out there.
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I just ran a nationwide search on CarGurus, there are currently 1270 listings for Hummer H3s.
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How many of those were CE’s (CHAMPIONSHIP EDITIONS)? I am aware of one in Houston . In my post I was referring to CE’s only.
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How many are super low mileage? The OP stated there are only 29k miles on an '06.
I found an '08 with 33k:
http://www.carfax.com/vehicle/5GTEN13L188104912
I found an '08 with 33k:
http://www.carfax.com/vehicle/5GTEN13L188104912
at that low mileage, i'll take it for 15K