I used to see H1s at least once or twice daily, not any more. It is logical to assume they traded for H2s, or at least just drive H2s and park the H1s. H2 is a reliable easy-to-live-with everyday car. For an oddball like me, that maybe more reason to drive a H1. With the exception of my immediate neighborhood, I still rarely see H2s.
It amazes me how often people thought my H2 is H1 or whatever. People would compliment my H2, then said: "there is a new H2 now." "have you driven the new H2?" thinking my H2 is H1. Such confusion is very common among friends and strangers.
I've seen the new H1 interior, my reaction was "OK, what's the big deal?"
The exterior is what makes H1 a true legend.
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