Below is a link to a video of the revealing of the Hummer H3 and H1 ALPHA (no, it's not like a program's ALPHA ), and a picture of the brand new H3 (Late Spring 2005). I think Hummer models are looking more and more like a fucked up Ford Explorer!

Hummer H3 and H1 ALPHA revealed <VIDEO>! (Will warp your browser window into a frame size )





(Where I live, there are AT LEAST 50 Hummer H2's....too many people with money, and unfortuantely I'm not one of them [though I don't like the H2 or H3])

In Holland there are around 5 hummer's or something and one of them is in the town I live

I never really liked the hummer as a car.... just a stupid driving box.....

I do think it has style, but I never wanna have one myself.

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Here's a CNN article about the H3: http://money.cnn.com/2004/10/27/pf/autos/hummer_h3/
And a Dutch article in 'Autoweek': http://www.autoweek.nl/newsdisp.php?cache=no&ID=2893

Those are nice, but I like the old hummers better, before they sold the name and changed the look. 

It looks like a version of the old jeep i dont fancy those cars i prefere lexus instead rx330 to be more precise

It says: "Temporarily Unavailable"

But looks good. BTW No one has hummers here in Germany, streets r too small

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Originally posted by Pipish
It looks like a version of the old jeep i dont fancy those cars i prefere lexus instead rx330 to be more precise

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Thats a really nice car, but does it still drink loads of fuel though? As it says, it is really aesthetically pleasing, I just hope that they don't take up much fuel though, if they do then I doubt that many people who like money will buy them..

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Originally posted by blade
Hummer models are looking more and more like a fucked up Ford Explorer!

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Originally posted by net-cruizer
That's part of doing business.
The company has got to make vehicles that the average consumer wants, and midsize SUV's are what the majority of people want.

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Originally posted by traxor

Thats a really nice car, but does it still drink loads of fuel though?

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Originally posted by traxor

Thats a really nice car, but does it still drink loads of fuel though?

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it does something like 7 miles to the gallon or something stupid like that

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I saw a crash video of a H2, thier so big that they just crumple up into a flat little sheet of metal after you roll it..

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Originally posted by Scone
I saw a crash video of a H2, thier so big that they just crumple up into a flat little sheet of metal after you roll it..

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* .blade// wonders how badly the H1 would do in a crash test

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Originally posted by Scone
I saw a crash video of a H2, thier so big that they just crumple up into a flat little sheet of metal after you roll it..

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Yes, but if you hit a smaller car you just plow over it and keep going

* blade wonders how badly the H1 would do in a crash test

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Originally posted by traxor
It would mess up completely I think!! All pretty old cars would, thats why we should increase the speed limit, the limits were set years ago, when cars weren't as strong as they are today, now-adays when they crash at the speed limit it can hardly compare to how they would of crashed 20 years ago, there has been a significant change in the cars ability to hold together in a crash since then, so the increase in speed will get us from a to b quicker, and won't put us in much more danger of injury.

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Originally posted by blade
Firstly, the H1 is still in production, H1 2 and 3 just stand for different models.

Seccondly, that's not the only reason they increased speed limits - roads are safer, driving laws are stricter and there are usually more roads to choose from = less over-all traffic.

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