ARTICLE: H3 a Hummer with road manners

[TigerH3]

Good, positive review. See link below:

"...The H3 is Hummer's entry into the midsize sport-utility segment and, yes, it can do all the things those better-behaved vehicles can do. And then some...."

Link (http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/sports/motorsports/12760205.htm)

[TigerH3]

Good, positive review. See link below:

"...The H3 is Hummer's entry into the midsize sport-utility segment and, yes, it can do all the things those better-behaved vehicles can do. And then some...."

Link (http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/sports/motorsports/12760205.htm)

[MyxH3]

Nice article

[H3OwnerDiz]

But at the end it bashes the Hummers that have come before it... doesn't it?

"...If you've dreamed Hummer but permitted common sense to prevail, you might want to check out the H3. Again, know that there is no V8 power and no third row of seats. But it is a Hummer that requires far less sacrifice. And it actually fits in one lane of traffic."

or maybe I'm just reading too far into that?

[HumbleAg]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by H3OwnerDiz:
But at the end it bashes the Hummers that have come before it... doesn't it?
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Diz:

You may be reading a bit too much into those statements, although if I had an H1 or H2 I'd probably do the same thing. However, I've kinda had some of the same feelings (especially the one lane comment regarding H1's).

And as for the "common sense" comment, I don't think I'm one to disagree, even regarding the H3. I can't make a valid argument that I should be driving an H3 for any particular reason. However, it is cool and I like driving it, so let 'em all call me senseless. My wife has been doing it for years.

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