RE: Hummer H3 SE: Spotted

[aaron_2000]

Master Bean said:

Meds said:

I've had a H3 in the Middle East for over 5 years. Fantastic car, never let me down with temps up to 60 deg... great fun on the dunes ??

Top lurking!

One hell of a wait for his first post. Didn't think this thread was special enough to come out of 12+ years of hiding

[rix]

Meds said:

I've had a H3 in the Middle East for over 5 years. Fantastic car, never let me down with temps up to 60 deg... great fun on the dunes ??

Top lurking!!!

[Nerdherder]

Dear Lord, why?

[CDP]

Nerdherder said:

Dear Lord, why?

Shiny thing...

[MadDog1962]

These H3 Hummers are crap. Don't do it.

They're just an Isuzu/Chevrolet (in Australia Holden) Colorado in drag. The vehicle on which it's based is probably a far better prospect, but in itself also not exactly fantastic.

[Andehh]

Meds said:

I've had a H3 in the Middle East for over 5 years. Fantastic car, never let me down with temps up to 60 deg... great fun on the dunes ??

[foxbody-87]

This is a Hummer:



That, is an uglier Isuzu D-Max with a stty 3.5 litre diesel engine.

Edited by foxbody-87 on Sunday 13th May 21:53

[unsprung]

MadDog1962 said:

They're just an Isuzu/Chevrolet (in Australia Holden) Colorado in drag.

"Aside from the engine, transmission and some structural metal, less than 10 percent of the Colorado can be found on the H3."

"...the H3’s 4x4 drivetrain is substantially changed."

http://autoweek.com/article/car-news/2006-hummer-h...

[CDP]

foxbody-87 said:

This is a Hummer:



That, is an uglier Isuzu D-Max with a stty 3.5 litre diesel engine.

Edited by foxbody-87 on Sunday 13th May 21:53

No, this is a Hummer:

[Escort3500]

funinhounslow said:

Serious question: when would this be a pleasure to drive? Whether on a motorway, A road, town centre or off road, I can't imagine this thing being anything other than a complete PITA..,

I can’t think of any circumstances where this would be nice to drive. An added drawback is that you’ll look like a tool. Even when you use it for the inevitable school leavers’ prom vehicle.

[aaron_2000]

Escort3500 said:

I can’t think of any circumstances where this would be nice to drive. An added drawback is that you’ll look like a tool. Even when you use it for the inevitable school leavers’ prom vehicle.

Not even that rugged, a Range Rover would trounce it in every single scenario

[greggy50]

Meds said:

I've had a H3 in the Middle East for over 5 years. Fantastic car, never let me down with temps up to 60 deg... great fun on the dunes ??

1st post in over 10 years wow!

[928]

Is that a flexible rear spot light or just a broken reverse light? £17k must get you 6.2l of AMG ML at this age, why on earth would you choose this?

[unsprung]

aaron_2000 said:

Not even that rugged, a Range Rover would trounce it in every single scenario

what is the word for posting without reading the thread

[louiebaby]

Had a ride in a H1 back in America in 2000, and was surprised how much space it had inside. (Not a lot, huge transmission tunnel.)

If you really must, then surely this is a better option, 6 litre V8 with LPG...

www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/20171101084...

[aaron_2000]

unsprung said:

what is the word for posting without reading the thread

Read through it thanks. Still doesn't change my opinion

[aaron_2000]

Don't get what the reasoning would be to import one either? Must've been costly for someone

[bluemason]

louiebaby said:

Had a ride in a H1 back in America in 2000, and was surprised how much space it had inside. (Not a lot, huge transmission tunnel.)

If you really must, then surely this is a better option, 6 litre V8 with LPG...

www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/20171101084...

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I have never seen a hummer with stock rims on british roads

[foxbody-87]

CDP said:

No, this is a Hummer:

Actually, that’s a Humvee.