Campaigning for a Hummer
Hello friends. I do not yet have a hummer. I've riden in them and am getting ready to buy one about a year from now when I have sufficient funds. I am a young driver, 18 years on age. (Will be 19 by them time I start looking for a hummer) I live in a mountainous regeion. I need lots of space for equipment, camping, etc.
I've liked Hummers for a good few years (actually ever since the H2 came out).
My dad says I should get a Toyota pick-up truck. I think not. I have found many many reasons why to get a Hummer, but I was wondering if you guys could help me organize a list of reasons to get a Hummer. Thanks for all of your support!
I've liked Hummers for a good few years (actually ever since the H2 came out).
My dad says I should get a Toyota pick-up truck. I think not. I have found many many reasons why to get a Hummer, but I was wondering if you guys could help me organize a list of reasons to get a Hummer. Thanks for all of your support!
So, is it an H2 that you want to get?
I know very little about the H2 other than I too admire them. I really like the H2T.
I presently own an H3, and I feel it is the best vehicle that I've ever owned. It is a safe and stable vehicle. My insurance was not outrageous due to the ratings the H3 has.
Good luck in your quest.
I know very little about the H2 other than I too admire them. I really like the H2T.
I presently own an H3, and I feel it is the best vehicle that I've ever owned. It is a safe and stable vehicle. My insurance was not outrageous due to the ratings the H3 has.
Good luck in your quest.
Excellent. The H2 is my personal favorite. I will probably get a heavily used (but as good as new) 2006 H3.
I'm not sure if 107,000 miles is a lot for an H3 or not.
I'm not sure if 107,000 miles is a lot for an H3 or not.
Last edited by Nova; Feb 15, 2009 at 07:02 PM.
107K miles is a lot for any vehicle, but, if you do get it for a great price that is the trade off.
Do you have a 2006 H3 in mind? It seems like you do. As long as it was properly maintained you should enjoy a long relationship with that vehicle.
Do you have a 2006 H3 in mind? It seems like you do. As long as it was properly maintained you should enjoy a long relationship with that vehicle.
I have an H3, but I'm eying the H2.
The looks are pure heavy duty. My wife says that with all the lights it looks like a school bus, and I love those lights.
We were behind an H2 SUT last night, I wanted to keep following it.
At the car wash I saw a 36 foot long H2 Limo, real cool.
The looks are pure heavy duty. My wife says that with all the lights it looks like a school bus, and I love those lights.
We were behind an H2 SUT last night, I wanted to keep following it.
At the car wash I saw a 36 foot long H2 Limo, real cool.


