2009 Hummer H3T Revealed

now that what i call it the AVALANCH destroyer !! (ignoring the boring design)

typically American, excess of everything, n would do the same what a car of much less stuff could.. a waste of money, fuel n energy!! :P

5 cylinders doesn't seem very excessive to me, especially compared to the typical Hummer gluttony. If you use a truck to work and tow, it's not a waste. People who buy them to commute and feel tough, that's a different story...

still no diesel??? so still a yuppie monster...

haha american excess... aren't most american and japanese vehicles very bland as far as creature comforts and interior layouts? last I checked the european cars were the masters of excess.

I wouldn't buy an H3 but I still think it looks good, this is just ugly, small gun-slit windows look cool on some cars but on this it just looks way to unproportioned

why would anyone sensible buy this?

Smokeonit1.... I'm with you on that one. A truck like that for me without a turbo diesel is pretty useless. What happens when the unfrotunate consumer that purchase one of these trucks decides to put it to the limit and decides to take it to altitudes that are beyond it's 3.5 or 5.3L engines capabilities? Simply, if it's without a turbo diesel, then I'm not intrested.

why is it always the same shape? al they did this time is add some curves,which are horrible

joke

why is it always the same shap.al they did this time is add some curves,which are horrible

its not called the H3T, its called the H3 SUT

cupholders? somebody missed the point of the Humvee.

The japs and everyone else is making smaller/improved mpg and the USA goes on its merry way in the wrong direction.(repeat of the 70's) Trucks need diesels, cars need hybrids--at least until hydrogen is around. I sure would like a Honda Clarity Hydrogen Car.

mmm , as usual the same shape , dont they get bored from this old shape , they didnt bring smthn new , it seems the American designers, need some cources from the German , to make there products at least be acceptable for the clients .

mr gmfan it appears you suffer from the same delusion as many of your countrymen- namely that the USA is on a seperate planet with its own magical atmosphere. We care what you drive because climate change will affect the whole world!

oh yeah and because this is one ugly car and we should worry about the aesthetic taste of the nation that produced it

First of all beauty is in the eye of the beholder. So I wont even go there. And I don't think that America is on its separate planet we just have a different car culture than anyone else in the world. And the vast majority of these hummers come with the inline 5 so don't assume that just cause its a Hummer that it is a huge gas guzzler. And last time i checked GM produced the most fuel efficient full size suvs. I know that climate change affects us all and we have plenty of fuel efficient cars to choose from. And I would appropriate it if you didn't make fun of my country's taste just because you don particularly like one of the cars that we produce. That is the kind of ignorance i was referring to so thank you for helping me prove my point.

Maybe GM does produce the most economical full size SUVs, but their economy is still much lower than a standard family car. Is a full size SUV really necessary (unless you genuinely live in a rural area). If americans have a wide range of economical cars to choose from why do they still buy these Hummers. Ford Expeditions, Super Duty's Etc. unless they don't care about the world?

okay, so obviously not all americans drive SUVs and pick-ups, but they still dominate the market. If you have a large family why not a mini-van? And where are the diesels? Why do you need such big cars? Europeans have bad weather, large families and stuff to pull and we get by fine without massive trucks.