A 14-Year-Old's Perspective of the H3

[HUMMER H3 4 ME]

This being my 100th post I would like to talk about the H3 I experienced, and the service I experienced today I visited Cerritos Hummer today in L.A. county with my mom. At first we were not sure were it was because it was tucked away in the back. When we got there my mom said, "Is that an H3?""No," I replied, "That is an H2." Then we pulled in a little more and then I saw it. it was a beautiful black H3 parked in between an H1 and an H2 SUT. MY mom said, "Oh my gosh, IT IS SO LITTLE!" Luckily I told here that it was so "little" because it was parked in between those two monsters. Finally we were looking around and we spotted a more accessible Yellow H3. WE opened it up and it was the luxury series. It was nice. It was my first time actually goin in an H3. It was so roomy and was so luxurios. It was a lot nicer than my mom's 1998 Ford Expedition. WE walked around to the back of the lot with the salesman that had found us snooping around the H3's. WE got into a Victory Red H3. Once again it was very roomy. Then next to it was an H2 SUT and for some reason my mom wanted to check it out, so we did. We went back into the H3 because I asked my mom if she wanted to test drivea nd she said she din't want to. But, the salesman heard and said she should. So we got in and it was deffintely cool. It made a nice engine rumble noise. As we took of my mom said she didn't want to go far for fear of totalling the H3. WE went down the back alley of the dealer and she made a tight U-TURN at the end of the road(It was not a through street.) The ride was sooooo smoooooth!!. But that is compared to my mom's car. When I roled down the back window it went all the way down so I could hang my arm out comfortably. It picked up speed quickly, but my mom was too afraid to really test it. The sunroof was soo expansive and very quiet. It road on the 33's I believe and had the chrome package. Yes the door handles are flimsy and light-weight but they are attached well and It didn't feel like they would fall off. The interior was stunning. It was deffinitely refined an luxurios. Cloth seats were very nice and sturdy, but the one we drove had leather.IN THE BACK SEAT IT HAD TONS OF LEG ROOM!!!!!! Which mad up for its semi-narrow body. The back seat will fit two adults and a child very cofortably but three adults may be a little bit tight. The trunk was a nice side and it had the rubber/padded flooring that can be hosed down if needed. The trunk also opened ver interestingly with the hydraulic arm. You just had to pop the handle and it would go automatically. The windows were high up but that was to be expected. The rear windows do have that cut-off point so the back part of the window doesn't go down but you can't really notice it. When getting out off the back seats it is tough withouts the sid-steps( and I'm 5'10"). THe crossbows are very nice and sleek looking. The marker lights look very hummer-esque. The H# looks a little more Military-like than the H2 because of the wheel-welds bet the H2 has plenty of other features the H3 doesn't( but there is quite a price diiference. It was funny too because the salesman said the D-rings were for show, but then he mentioned you could pull someone with them because they are connected to the frame. Is that true? WEll the H3 is a fantastic vehicle and it will sell!! This is deffinitely going to help GM. By the way if you are in this area you should visit them they had about * and they are selling at MSRP. What was weird though was my parents have a GM Card and the salesman said that we could use all the credit that my parents have accumulated. WEird, huh? Well thanks for reading this long description of the all new 2006 HUMMER H3 by a 14-year-old.