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Old 07-04-2006, 05:19 AM
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Hey, I am thinking about getting a H3 in the coming months. I am probably (hopefully) moving to Colorado in the next few years. How is the H3 in snow? I love driving in snow, and believe it or not, got a good bit of practice in the mountain of NC. So for those who have driven it in snow and mountains quite a bit, does it handle it well, any problems? Right now I am driving an older Taco which is great in snow as long as there is some weight in the back.

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Old 07-04-2006, 05:24 AM
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Ours has been fine, we got it in Mid January. We live in Montana and still had part of the winter left and we love the H3
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I only got one trip toTahoe in this season but the H3 did very well in the snow and on the icy roads. I actually got too confident a couple times and ended up sliding into a couple intersections cause I was going too fast.
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Lots of snow in Wyoming. The H3 does great in it, one of the very best snow vehicles I have driven.
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A agree with Darth:

I took mine up snowboarding quite a few times this last year (ski season was outstanding)

I was very impressed with the way it handled in the snow.. but got a bit frustrating when i was trying to drive like an ass and that darn traction control and stabilitrac kept me in line
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Why not turn off stabili-track traction control? I've always had more fun driving that way!
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