Just bought a used 2009 Alpha on Friday. :-) Found it at a GM dealer in Corpus Christi, so flew down and drove it back on Friday night. Aransas Autoplex - very good, easy transaction. It is replacing a 2004 GMC Sierra Z71 and so far very happy.

We took a lot of time to try and find an Alpha with the Adventure package, NAV, backup camera, etc. Trucks with those options seem to be fairly rare. Found a couple new out there in the $51k - $54k price range, but couldn't really justify that much for a truck.

Seems like lots of good information in the forum discussions. Thanks to everyone for sharing.

Bought mine in Jan 09. Had been looking to replace the 4 door s-10, saw a demo model with 3000 miles on it at Peoria Hummer dealer drove over got what I wanted for the s-10 in trade best truck buying choice i have ever made.

Summer 2008. Found it on eBay. Flew from NC to Houston, TX and picked it up the same day as the Fort Hood shootings. Had 4k miles on it, drove it home in two days.

March 10th 2009 Devoe Cadillac/Hummer Naples, FL.

I just got a new T in June! Its a 2010 Canyon Metallic H3T Adventure! The date of manufacture on the door sill reads 1/10, I have read on another forum that only 125 T's were made for retail sale in 2010(125 actually manufactured in 2010 for a total of 749-remainder of which were made in 09). So the Alpha off-road's and even the I5 adventures are rare to find made in 2010, especially in the premium colors(like mine:D). Does anybody have a date later then January 2010? Too bad I will be beating this truck up on the trails(where it belongs) it could've be a collectors item :p!!!

Bought mine on 3/10/2010 at Bachman Hummer in Louisville. It had 9 miles on the odometer and had exactly 200 when I arrived back home.

I paid the $1,000 deposit over the phone for my H3T without ever seeing one or even riding in any Hummer, but I always knew I wanted one.

I bought mine July 5th in Baton Rouge, LA. I had an H3 for 3 years but knew the H3T would be a better fit. From what I could tell, all the H3T were basically gone in Houston and within 300 miles, mainly because they were never stocked heavily. On a trip back from New Orleans, driving through Baton Rouge, I noticed the dealer there had what looked to be quite a few in stock. They had serviced my vehicle before on a road trip, so I thought I would give it a shot. Basically made the whole deal by phone including the trade on my H3. Drove in 4 hours and expected to drive out with the new truck. Had a few suprises, both good and bad. Truck had more miles than what I expected being a new truck, but the price was close enough to what we discussed (and a great price for my trade). I also was able to get the $2k in free accessories, which I thought had ended, in addition to the rebate and high value for my trade and 2.9% interest rate. $2k in my choice of add ons and a great deal > some miles on the truck. Drove it home that night and couldn't be happier.