Hummer H3T

spdrcrj

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Anybody have any experience with these? I'm thinkin about trading in (or selling) the -10 for an H3T Alpha Leather.
 
the h-3 alpha with the v-8 right I know they were 2 different motors they were going to jam into them. Guy at work has a charged h2 pretty badass his wife has a h3 but just the plain one, If you want i can ask him whatever you want me too
 
i think you need to go with the H1 Alpha, if your gettin rid of the srt.. not a baby version of the hummer
 
My wife has an H3 Alpha with the V8, a friend of mine has the H3T with the 5 Cylinder (i think) he loves it, and it's pretty cool in person, although I've never driven it. Lauri's H3 with V8 is much snappier than my H2 6.0, but I have to tell you, the H3 is not really made for full grown people. She fits in it fine, but I like my H2 MUCH better because of the room. The other thing about the H3's that I don't like is how low the top seems when you're trying to look out the side window. Of course, I'm 6'4" so that's more of a probelm for me than it is for Lauri...

Anyway, them's my thoughts on Hummer after owning two fo them for a couple of years.
 
Thanks for the help guys. After going to look at one in person, I'm stickin with the -10. I like the H2 SUT but the interior's are horrible. Like a couple of you said, the H3 is a girls Hummer.
 
Texas Yellow Fever said:
But I have to tell you, the H3 is not really made for full grown people. She fits in it fine, but I like my H2 MUCH better because of the room. The other thing about the H3's that I don't like is how low the top seems when you're trying to look out the side window. Of course, I'm 6'4" so that's more of a probelm for me than it is for Lauri...
Agreed. I tried on a H3 and it was too tight. The H2 is based on the Suburban/Tahoe chassis and the H3 is based on the Colorado chassis. If you want something kinda Hummerish look at the Jeep Commander. That's what I ended up with for our travel vehicle. It's got all the bells and whistles I wanted, the Hemi MDS engine and is small enough on the outside to easily maneuver around city streets and parking lots but big enough on the inside that I have some room to move around. It may not be your "cup of tea" but it doesn't hurt to look at one. You might be surprised.
 

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