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Saturday, July 12, 2008
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ReplyDeleteAnd the funny thing is, the Hummer H2 and Hummer H3 aren't even good offroad vehicles. They're all bark and no bite. The H2 is a Chevrolet Suburban with a bad plastic surgery job. The Hummer H3 is a Chevrolet Colorado pick up truck with a bad plastic surgery job. Neither is as good as the vehicle they're based on when it comes to offroad work, because they've added too much weight and bulk to a chassis that was already only marginal for the task. And neither the Suburban or Colorado was noted for offroad capability in the first place. (Also note that the original H1 has been discontinued -- it could not meet emissions standards with the old Detroit Diesel 5-cylinder diesel engine that it was built around, and GM decided it wasn't worth figuring out how to put a gasoline engine into the thing given that they sold under 1,000 of them per year).
ReplyDeleteMy almost-stock Jeep Wrangler will go into places that no Hummer could ever dream of going no matter how much money you threw at it (because those overweight over-plasticky ten-foot-wide piles of dung simply will not fit on those narrow mountain shelf roads). But then, I bought the Wrangler to go places, not to enhance my penis size... which is why it's almost stock, because almost stock it gets me everywhere I need to go, I don't need 35" tires the size of small mountains and a 10 inch lift to do what I want to do with the vehicle (mostly, explore the backcountry roads in the northern Mojave Desert).
-Badtux the Offroad Penguin