Anybody here have an H2?
no, but I have a friend here in town that drives a bright yellow one. he sold a viper and a F-350 and bought this. I thought they were stupid looking at first. when they were first being advertised I was on the market for a used H1, so I felt that the H2 was just a wussyfied version for the mass public. However after driving the bright yellow one, I was pretty impressed, for a chevy anyway. Driving it you still feel very rugged like you are driving a tank or something like that. I don't know how it performs offroad, but if "feels" like it would climb a tree or else knock it down if you preferred.
just my .02
later,
chris
just my .02
later,
chris
A friend of mine sold his 02 M3 to get his. He is disappointed. I asked him if he had taken it up in the hills and said he had tried but it was still too large to fit through the brush. For the money he paid he didn't want to scratch the sh*t out of it. Maybe if you lived in the desert or you were taking it to Moab or something it would be of more use. Other then that he said he does like the attention he gets driving it. But if all you wanted was attention you could drive one of those fugly Pontiac Aztecs for 1/3 the price.
Every Rich **** housewife in Grapevine-Colleyville has one so they can fight their way to the grocery store and get the kids to soccer practice. I don't think they realize they look like a Monkey Riding a Football. If you really need one then buy it, but if you live in the middle of Metropolisis, spare yourself the emberassment.
Originally posted by L iminator
I don't think they realize they look like a Monkey Riding a Football.
I don't think they realize they look like a Monkey Riding a Football.
Never quite heard that discription before. LMAO
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When you come down to it, the thing is just a Chevy truck with swapped out body panels. Not sure about you all, but I am in no rush to head out and buy a Chevy truck...
Plus, spent too damn much time inside actual Hummers to want to revisit the memories... though military versions are a bit more austere, and difficult to drive wearing full chem gear...
Plus, spent too damn much time inside actual Hummers to want to revisit the memories... though military versions are a bit more austere, and difficult to drive wearing full chem gear...
hahahahahahaha...
Originally posted by L iminator
Every Rich **** housewife in Grapevine-Colleyville has one so they can fight their way to the grocery store and get the kids to soccer practice. I don't think they realize they look like a Monkey Riding a Football. If you really need one then buy it, but if you live in the middle of Metropolisis, spare yourself the emberassment.
Every Rich **** housewife in Grapevine-Colleyville has one so they can fight their way to the grocery store and get the kids to soccer practice. I don't think they realize they look like a Monkey Riding a Football. If you really need one then buy it, but if you live in the middle of Metropolisis, spare yourself the emberassment.
Car and Driver did an article on the H2 and said it was the second most capable off-roading vehicle ever manufactured (stock trim of course). The only other vehicle that was more capable for off-roading was the H1.
One of those truck T.V. shows also gave it very high ratings saying that it is more then just a reskinned Tahoe or something.
Yes , I saw Days of Thunder, and I do not remember that line.
VINNIE
Yes , I saw Days of Thunder, and I do not remember that line.
VINNIE
Originally posted by flafonman
I thought about getting one. The sticker price didn't scare me, but the sex change and 2.4 kids were more than I was willing to spend.
I thought about getting one. The sticker price didn't scare me, but the sex change and 2.4 kids were more than I was willing to spend.


