what's better an H3 or H2 Hummer
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Asked by atmann Apr 10, 2012 at 10:02 PM about the 2010 Hummer H2

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Ivan answered 12 years ago

They"re both Garbage. Study proved along with recalls and alignment issues, mpg etc... I think they look very cool. Just not practical. I do like the original dessert storm H1

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Chris answered 12 years ago

Neither the H1 is THEE ONLY HUMMER!!!!

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Ghostpilot answered 11 years ago

The H2 & H3 were built and designed to perform to the same standards as the H1 in off road capability. That was AM Generals policy. The H2 is like a Tiger tank and handles rough terrain very well. Very fun to drive.

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Siva answered 11 years ago

The H2 and the H3 have the same off road capabilities. If gas prices is important to you and don't want to hurt your pockets, go with the H3. If you are looking for the off road king, go with the HUMMER H1. The H1 is the real HUMMER built by AM General. The H2 and H3 are plastic non sense of GM. Hope this helped you.

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John answered 11 years ago

ok , wimpy chevy colorado or an suv that can run into and over 4 cars,knock down a telephone pole, and get you home safely...(from experience)

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