That they have sold 60 H3t's to date and have just ordered 80 more.
sounds like not a bad market here in Alberta.

 

WOW, that seems like allot of units. Are they combinding there H3 sales with there H3T sales?

 

Quite a bit different from here, it sounds like. If I had to guess and assuming no new inventory, I'd say my local dealer (one of the bigger ones) may have sold 10 in the past 3 or 4 months; maybe. I still haven't seen any H3T's on the road yet, which is weird (you see everything here at one time or another, no matter how rare or exotic). I see many H3's (relatively speaking), but no alphas yet.

 

Here in Halifax, Nova Scotia - my dealer got 5 and told me they are not getting any more new hummers at all.

 

Dealer told me yesterday that the H3T's are selling better than the H3. She also said that they are making more H3s than H3T's something like a ratio of 10 to 1? 10 H3s to every 1 H3T built. Could be a rare collector truck.

 

McDermott Hummer's salesman told me last Monday that the dealership can't keep any used H3s in stock and they have sold some of their new H3Ts, but not all.
I have my sights on a H3T for my next vehicle, but time changes things, such as plans so I'll see what I end up with in the future.
The H3T is ideal for me.

 

That sounds like a lot of H3Ts, but I guess things may be different in Canada. Here in Dallas, pre-owned H3Ts have been moving better than new.

 

Pre-owned H3T's? I have been trying to find a new one to check out for months and people are already ditching them? Must be the same vulchers that buy up all the concert tickets and resell 'em. Here in western Washington all of them are sold before they even hit the lot and are usually gone within a day of the truck dropping them off.

 

i am looking for a RED ALpha. the problem is theres only one on the east coast that and it stickers at 45g. i might have to build one.

 

These are mostly GM executive vehicles that are run in auction lanes that only HUMMER dealers can bid at...not people buying and trading in.