Day 27 H3 Report......

[HummBebe]

That's so nice of you to thank the men and women who are actually on the line building our H3's.

Thank you to everyone who was invloved in building our H3's. You did a great job!!!!!

[Wu Jen]

I feel bumed I'm on day 6 and have 1800 miles on mine. But I've enjoyed every mile on it! And yes, thank you to all the men and women who put these things together!

Today is day 563 of ownership of my H3. I have over 30K miles on it now. Only 2 defects (rear washer and a loose snap on front seat-minor). Having owned numerous Japanese and European imports as a basis for comparison, I'm finding my 06 H3 to be extremely reliable with good fit and finish. I also would like to thank the folks that designed and built my truck. Job well done.

[Interleukin]

Well, while we are all looking at calendars and miles, I have had mine for 209 days and I have 5,100 miles on it.

The only complaint I have is that empty cans in the back make a lot of noise when turning corners.

[Viet Nam Vette]

Originally Posted by HummBebe

That's so nice of you to thank the men and women who are actually on the line building our H3's.

Thank you to everyone who was invloved in building our H3's. You did a great job!!!!!

Cool Bebe's..

[Viet Nam Vette]

And, you even went through an 'annoyance period' waiting for your H3 to arrive.

That wasn't the Generals fault. It was the dealer (Not the one I purchased it from) ..who BS-ed me.

But it was worth the wait. It makes me feel good to know that It was designed and engineered and built here in America with mostly USA components.

There's just something right about buying......."Made In The USA"

[cmeinck]

I've had mine since September of 05' and it's been dead 6 times since, towed 5. Only 7500 miles. As the saying goes, mine was built on the sixth day of a 5 day work week. It's been in the shop since Saturday and I'm driving a Murano renter.