Hummer Attacks by Jealous non-owners
 

My 2003 Hummer H2 has been vandalized quite a few times. I'm wondering if others have had problems?

Door keyed to the metal in Yosemite Valley, along with both side mirrors bashed in.
Chewed and spit up tuna fish sandwich splattered all over it, again in Yosemite Valley.
Door keyed to metal in Reno in hotel parking lot. I had Arnie endorsements for governor, vandel wrote filthy comments on top of endorsement.
Bag stolen from back seat, contained H2 manual, extra keys, and lots of other stuff.
Spare tire cover stolen in Mammoth Lakes, CA.
Post-It note left on windshield in Santa Clarita, CA, telling me I am an "environmental pig."

Obviously, Yosmite Valley and CA in general seem to not be Hummer friendly. These idiots don't realize that I live in the mountains, and deal with heavy snowfalls on a daily basis in the winter. Try backing a wimpy electrical car over the ice berm in my driveway and sliding on down the street on the black ice! I also really go 4wheeling...hard trails. I travel to Baja on a regular basis and am on dirt more than pavement. These idiots don't realize that many Hummer owners bought because it fits their life style. I also usually have a crowd with me, and all sit in total comfort.
As far as emissions, well, my H2 causes less pollution than those smoke belting VW vans. And it is lower than even some sports cars. So there.

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I think that just about everyone on this forum has had similar run-ins, though maybe not to your degree. I would get a good alarm system, motion detection etc. You can search the threads for alarms that current forum members are using.
Hope I helped you out,
dk

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I think it just depends on the area and the areas attitude. Around here Hummers are as common as Hondas. I've never had a bad remark yet. I get compliments more than anything. I worry more about someone stealing it than vandalizing it.

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:iagree:

My only thing is that in 3 years when I PCS, to either Cali or Nevada, that I will fall into the ranks of those and then become subject to the abuse that some are seeing in these states. I have been looking into an alarm system such as the Viper 5900sst lately. However, based of some of the experience with alarms and the protection specs, which alarm do most of you guys recommend that has the features you need and the crap that you don't? Thanks in advance..Jamie

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California=The land of fruits and nuts!:jump:

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I live in (Valencia) Santa Clarita, CA and there are H2's everywhere. I have not heard of this type of hate out here.

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Definitely move. I'm in south Texas and have had nothing but positive comments on my truck for 4 years now. Most people come up to me to tell me it's their dream truck or want to see the inside. Get out of CA and you'll see the vandalism stop.

Stacy

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Any time you live in an area with a bunch of liberal hippies you are gonna be a victum, these people are so blinded and ignorant they should be shipped off to thier own little island somewhere with no cars at all. There are quite a few Hummers all over my area, I have never had an issue, got a dirty look from some wormy looking little fag in a Prius last month but thats about the extent of it.

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to my knowledge, we dont seem to have that problem in va...

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Even in Dallas I've had a few problems. But as the number of H2 and especially H3s goes up, it seems to have mellowed.

I think people are looking at the H3s seriously, since they are such a bargain compared to the competition, and after driving one they are laying off the H2s.

I do occasionally get the 1 finger salute, I just swerve into their lane and scare the hell out of them. Nothing like a giant Hummer about to crush a little p*ssymobile to get someones attention!
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That is so incredibly incorrect unless you drive an H2 or H1. Don't ever make the mistake that just because it's a Hummer, it's a tank. H3s are cheap for a reason and are pretty much lightweights like any regular car. Foolish. Very foolish.

But if it's your H2, that statement is correct.:D

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I used to think I used to get some flak too. After speaking to my northern mesicasian bro, I now realize I live in paradise. Trust me, our persecution here in the US is NOTHING compared to across the border! :jump:

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It's actually quite different now. I haven't washed the body of the H2 in a year (Just powerwash the engine and underbody) and combination with the body damage, every comment I get is, "Finally! A Hummer being used for what it was meant to be.":jump:

That and the fact I wheel with modded trucks driven by heavy hitters, it's quite famous down here with the local clubs. :D

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Never had many problems in CO.

However....
Adam has had feces wiped all over his rig. But it's never been officially determined whether a vandal did it or he did it himself.

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Now, THAT'S FUNNY, I don't give a fuk who you are....


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Just get a sticker made up that says Hummer Hybrid and make sure it looks official people are stupid they'll believe it

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Hummer Hybrid thats good.

Myself I would never leave it in an area that supplies these types of loonies, or even live there much less, here in Alaska we just leave an empty holster on the front seat.