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Originally Posted by HummerMann
I've been driving H2s for seven years now and would NEVER think of having anything else for my primary vehicle. It puts me in a good mood every time I drive it and I love what it does to the snow in Northeastern winters. I'm older than most here and have owned a ton of cars and trucks and nothing compares to the H2 for fun and comfort.
What is it about H2 owners and Corvettes and sports cars??? I too have a Corvette (1995 red ZR1 bought new - 6th Corvette I've owned) that my oldest son thinks that I drive it so little I should just sell it to him (for practically nothing). I am of the opinion that unless it's bought for collector car value, either drive what's in the garage or get something you like to drive. Luckily my wife realizes that since the house came with a 4 car garage, every bay should have a car!
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Were in the same boat and I also share your thoughts. Just bought my 2009 H2 back in August 09. It's my every day rig and I love it. Two of my friends are now juicing to get one. It is by far the best Rig I have owned and I'm 66 going on 28.
I also have a 65 Corvette with a 502 BB and 5 speed tranny and Allens Side Pipes that goes out every week end to terroize the neighborhood as long as the roads are clear and dry.
The H2 is like riding in your living room at highway speeds. Can't wait for the snow to hit here in South Joisey. This summer I plan on doing some Off Roading and taking a trip to Canada with my Brother. I'll probably rent a nice travel trailer for the H2 to Tow.
My 2007 H3 WAS a Blast off road and ran like a top and was loaded out. But the H2 is a whole nother animal. It lives out side 24-7 and I don't have to worry about the standard stuff when leaving a car outside.
It gets spray washed ..(NO RUBBING ON THE PAINT).. twice a week and has a nice coat of Carnewba Wax on the paint for the winter.
I'm in Hog Heaven.......
