and you can get the same performance or even better out of a 4runner, or a jeep for less money and there also smaller so the can fit into places a hummer cant
They are big, but one thing you are wrong about is gas guzzling. Speaking from personal experience, my H2 averages 17mpg on the highway, and 15 in the city. My truck is strictly stock and I may enhance the mpg with some economy upgrades....I know some pickup trucks that don't even get that good of gas mileage.
a new base model, 2wd, 4 cylinder, manual transmission Tacoma gets 36. The 4wd top dog V6 model will not see the north side of 20 on the highway downhill with a tailwind. And if you think ANY "real" Jeep gets better fuel economy than an H2, you're mistaken. My Liberty with a mild lift and 31s MIGHT break 20 mpg highway, while drafting a Hummer at 60.
Most people think of the H1 when they think of Hummer, and from experience, that only gets 8 MPG on an original AM General H1 Diesel. Sucks gas, and dosen't haul ass. Just off roads and breaks catastrophically for no reason...
@YJrebel94 um actually 90% don't suck up gas... they drink diesel which "speaking from experience" gets pretty good MPG for a truck its size. I avg. a good 12-13 MPG, which is better then my friends big lifted chevy. Also the H1 handles better then any truck its size. I'm not sure about your experience
I love hummers, for the reason of they are a real offroader. they are made of metal and durable materials, unlike jeep and toyota :P
ajk150 1 year ago
h1 and h2s are for offroading the h3 is made for show class and lacks h2 and h1 offroading stuff i didnt say it gm hummer did.
trailblazerkid 2 years ago
i hate hummers
chrissept21 3 years ago
sorry you feel that way....maybe they can do what your's can't???? LOL!
solarflare2008h3 3 years ago
its just there so bigand pricy and gas guzling
and you can get the same performance or even better out of a 4runner, or a jeep for less money and there also smaller so the can fit into places a hummer cant
chrissept21 3 years ago
They are big, but one thing you are wrong about is gas guzzling. Speaking from personal experience, my H2 averages 17mpg on the highway, and 15 in the city. My truck is strictly stock and I may enhance the mpg with some economy upgrades....I know some pickup trucks that don't even get that good of gas mileage.
solarflare2008h3 3 years ago
the new toyota tacoma gets 36
chrissept21 3 years ago
a new base model, 2wd, 4 cylinder, manual transmission Tacoma gets 36. The 4wd top dog V6 model will not see the north side of 20 on the highway downhill with a tailwind. And if you think ANY "real" Jeep gets better fuel economy than an H2, you're mistaken. My Liberty with a mild lift and 31s MIGHT break 20 mpg highway, while drafting a Hummer at 60.
That being said...Hummers suck! hehe
willums70 3 years ago
Most people think of the H1 when they think of Hummer, and from experience, that only gets 8 MPG on an original AM General H1 Diesel. Sucks gas, and dosen't haul ass. Just off roads and breaks catastrophically for no reason...
YJrebel94 3 years ago
and there to big any way they need there own trail to go on cuz there to wide and you bump in to trees
chrissept21 3 years ago
@chrissept21 actually no, H1's can still go down the same trails as your tiny POS, they just make it a bigger trail once they are through :D
ajk150 1 year ago
@YJrebel94 um actually 90% don't suck up gas... they drink diesel which "speaking from experience" gets pretty good MPG for a truck its size. I avg. a good 12-13 MPG, which is better then my friends big lifted chevy. Also the H1 handles better then any truck its size. I'm not sure about your experience
ajk150 1 year ago
Whats up with the covers on all the wheels?
krawler510 3 years ago
its so that they dont scratch up there pretty little rims
chrissept21 3 years ago