$60K POS Hummer H2's

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ironic that your bashing the H2 and their is a www.ramphummer.com banner at the bottom of the page, is the universe trying to tell you something:)

I don't know if I would call it a POS, have you ever been in 1 it's really nice, might have weak tie rods but I think that should be taken up with GM, how can you advertise a truck in offroad commercials and then this stuff breaks:confused:
 
I may be wrong but I understand that the H2 is on the Tahoe/Yukon chassis.

Is this correct? Is the H2 just a boxy Tahoe?
 
They want you to buy an extended warranty for your Hummer.
Look at what the warranty company says are typical problems below.


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Protect your Investment!




Consider the following:
Power Steering Pump Replacement: $800
Geared Hub Replacement: $1,100
Transmission Replacement: $4,800
Engine Replacement: $13,000
Peace of mind: Priceless

(*Typical costs for recent claims, actual cost may vary.)"

No wonder GM is having problems.
 
KMX3060 said:
They want you to buy an extended warranty for your Hummer.
Look at what the warranty company says are typical problems below.


"
Protect your Investment!




Consider the following:
Power Steering Pump Replacement: $800
Geared Hub Replacement: $1,100
Transmission Replacement: $4,800
Engine Replacement: $13,000
Peace of mind: Priceless

(*Typical costs for recent claims, actual cost may vary.)"

No wonder GM is having problems.

The people tryin to sell you the warranty will always quote you prices on the most expensive parts, to show you that a $1000 warranty will pay for itself if something goes wrong.

Just with my 4Runner the guys ran off
NAV screen
Torsen diff
Trans
other expensive crap that may or may not break
 
Civilians could get the near-military Hummer until about 1997 or so. Then they changed some stuff, I think mostly the engine but the guts of the truck were still the mil-spec. Then the H2 came out - ugh. All sizzle, no steak. Even original Hummer owners are disgusted by them. Our 4Runners are 100 times tougher than the H2.

Have you guys seen www.fuh2.com? Says it all.
 
I'm shure the H3 will off road well untill it brakes. I would totally trust a 4Runner way before I would trust a GM product, you can get a sense of quality when you look at a Toyota.
 
skategoat said:
Civilians could get the near-military Hummer until about 1997 or so. Then they changed some stuff, I think mostly the engine but the guts of the truck were still the mil-spec. Then the H2 came out - ugh. All sizzle, no steak. Even original Hummer owners are disgusted by them. Our 4Runners are 100 times tougher than the H2.

Have you guys seen www.fuh2.com? Says it all.

I love fuh2.com!

I am excited about the H1 Alpha coming out. Wish I had the $$ for one, then I would look into them more...but the H2 is a mondo poser IMHO.

I think it will be interesting to see how many stay on the road (or off?) in 15 years. My T4R will be 16 this year.
 
Gryphon said:
I love fuh2.com!

I am excited about the H1 Alpha coming out. Wish I had the $$ for one, then I would look into them more...but the H2 is a mondo poser IMHO.

I think it will be interesting to see how many stay on the road (or off?) in 15 years. My T4R will be 16 this year.
That is so true, I was off roading one time with my freind that owns one ane it got stuck on fairly level ground in some soft sand that Jeeps just went through and had to be winched out, how imbarresing it was.
 
Chigger said:
They are SO over-rated. I refuse to buy any GM vehicles.

Apparently so did alot of other people. I just read a story that GM lost 1.1 billion in the first quater.
 

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