Ok! in 7 hours I see the dealer to get a H-3 for my 80 year old mother.

Gray, Lux Pgk, Auto, Roof Rail Bags, flat Black Running Boards, ++

She test drove one and fell in love with it.

Anyone out there aware of that old a H-3 owner?
Does she get a trophy?

Will advise how it goes...

Ok! in 7 hours I see the dealer to get a H-3 for my 80 year old mother.

Gray, Lux Pgk, Auto, Roof Rail Bags, flat Black Running Boards, ++

She test drove one and fell in love with it.

Anyone out there aware of that old a H-3 owner?
Does she get a trophy?

Will advise how it goes...

as long as she's not a loose cannon! haha. some lady drove her caddy thru the front of a window shop down the road. i know it shouldnt be funny, but she FLOORED it all the way thru the front of the shop!!!

Don't be ashamed. One of the first times I saw an H2 in my hometown, it was an old lady pulling up in front of Red Lobster to let out three of her even older friends. They could barely climb down from the truck, and one even had a walker. It was hilarious!!!

There are 80 year olds that drive Corvettes, so why not Hummers, as long as you still have good reflexes, why not?

The real question is....is she gonna wheel it?

My mother is 61 and her accountant keeps telling her to get one for her company. She wouldn't wheel it per say but would need it's capabilities to get to some areas she would need to go. I keep telling her to get one for the company and I will take care of it for her down here. That sounds fair don't you think?

On a side note, a guy that works for her just bought a Cayenne S. Last week when it snowed he showed up in his wife's car. Said he had to leave the Cayenne at home because if absolutely sucked in the snow

my mom is 73 .. she just had to one up me and buy an H2 .. she say's she could still "spank" me good ...

I once stopped at a local tourist info office while on vacation to see if I could info on 4x4 trails. The place was busy and the only counter person open was a sweet-looking little ol' lady I'd guess was about 75 y.o.. I figured she wouldn't have clue. Took about 30 seconds to learn that she drove a lifted TJ, had been offroading for 20 years, and was VP of the local jeep club. She grilled me on my Montero's equipment, then highlighted a map of local trails she recommended.