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Originally Posted by H1izmabyatch
Aww, it's pretty sad that you all have to resort to petty grade school finger pointing when the issues aren't personal. I didn't come here to get personal. I was just cruising by when I saw a thread that offended my delicate sensibilities and I had to respond. Hummers are NOT offrioad vehicles. Fact. The H2 and H3 are oversized, over prized grocery getters. Fact. Anyone seriously into offroading doesn't go out and buy a Hummer ... they get a Jeep. Fact. Hummer owners sometimes get a hankering to prove that they are more than spoilt little rich guys with more $ than sense, and every so often they hit some dirt roads and return to the office on Monday saying they went off-road. C'mon, let's stick to the vehicles. An 1985 Jeep CJ with lockers and 33's is a much more capable offroad vehicle than any H1, and the owner doesn't have to worry about taping magnets over his paint job. Fact. Just the facts, ladies!
I mean, honestly, have you ever heard anyone refer to a Tahoe as an offroad vehicle? Then why would you think that the H2 is, when it's basically a Taho with some fancy accessories and a wanna-be Jeep body???
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Well your last statement proves you have never crawled under a Tahoe and compared the components to a H2.
As for Hummers; the only Hummers this guy is familiar with are the ones he gives his buddies in the grade school lavatory.