I'm curious what current H3 Alpha owners would view as the best available replacement for their vehicles if they had to choose one today.

I love the look of the H3 and I'd want my next 4x4 to look as good and perform as well (in addition to being similar in size). Clearly this may not be possible, but what is the closest contender in your opinion?

 

Another H3 Alpha OffRoad.

 

Not a H3 Alpha owner, but I tried to be and looked for various similar vehicles. Toyota 4Runner, Wrangler Rubicon Unlimited, Xterra, Tahoe.. Any of these could justifiably be considered an alternative to an H3 Alpha, but ultimately I found all of them lacking in one way or another. I ended up with an H2, but if I were limiting myself to something still in production I'd have gone with a Tahoe.

 

"Like Nothing Else" I will try to make mine last as long as possible. I really don't know what I would choose if I had to. I did see a 2010 Alpha/Offroad on Autotrader with 19K miles on it. If I had the funding, I would get that and save it for later.

 

There are a plethora of choices.
Jk
Suzuki sidekick, samurai, vitara
Chevrolet Silverado, blazer, Tahoe, etc
Ford raptor, explor, expedition
Nissan armada, xterra
Toyota Tundra, Tacoma, Fj, 4 runner

Chris

 

KingJoe - what makes YOUR head turn (outside of a Hummer)?

I like the Wrangler Unlimited Dragon - pretty neat but I still think my 2008 H3 (lil Armored Car Brinks Truck) is cooler
2014 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Dragon Edition | Dragon Themed Details

 

Mercedes G Class

 

Wife just picked up a Rav4 she loves it...

There are lots of others out there.... Seek and find what you like

 

Yukon Denali

 

That's just it! I feel like there's nothing else I like the look of nearly as much as the Hummer vehicles... it's such a shame they aren't built anymore.

That Wrangler Dragon is awesome, but doesn't look as beefy as even the H3 in my opinion... Nonetheless, that might be my next vehicle given that the interior finally looks somewhat worthy of a $40k vehicle. I recall being in friends' Wranglers in the past and they were pretty much bare bones.