RHD Hummer H2 $85,000

ballooba

Check it out:
http://www.intercep.co.uk/stock.htm

Max_Damage

I'd be more interested in the RHD 'Vette.

Volvoboy

Would anyone here on thier hand on thier heart actually drive one of these tree killers?



-VB-

Anan1

Volvoboy wrote:

Would anyone here on thier hand on thier heart actually drive one of these tree killers?

-VB-

I wouldn't be seen dead in one. That said, the environment has nothing to do with it.

ballooba

Volvoboy wrote:

Would anyone here on thier hand on thier heart actually drive one of these tree killers?

I wouldn't go near one. Would like a Ford F150 in RHD though.

Max_Damage

Volvoboy wrote:

Would anyone here on thier hand on thier heart actually drive one of these tree killers?



-VB-

I wouldn't drive one because you'd look like a tool driving it.

I would have a like to have a Ford F350 pick-up truck with the 6.3L Triton V10, or even the 7.3L Diesel model (which has enough torque to pull down a skyscraper). Sure over in the States, you can get a Ford Econoline (the American version of the Transit) with a V10 engine it, I'd like to see that thing off at the lights!

Screw the environment, hippies...

Mickk

Volvoboy wrote:

Would anyone here on thier hand on thier heart actually drive one of these tree killers?



-VB-

I drive one and I love it. I do use it as a workhorse tho, I sell gym equipment so it would often have a few tons of weights in the back so that sort of justifies it

I also have a Volvo 850 T5 so I do have some taste...

maidhc

Volvoboy wrote:

Would anyone here on thier hand on thier heart actually drive one of these tree killers?



-VB-

Co2 is good for trees. They live on it.

I don't like the H2 model. I would actually prefer to have the original military model. Wouldn't say no to a Dodge Ram either.

astraboy

I'm in the states at the moment, the Dodge Ram extended cab with the 5.7L Hemi is class. Theres one in the car park in work, I love the look of it and the rumble of the v8 is nice...

Anan1

I dunno, lads. Don't any of you like cars that actually handle?;)

RobAMerc

Those H2's are a joke - for people with a seriously small nob.

They are no relation what so ever to the original which might be worth having but the H2 = idiot mobile.
Even the SUV they are built on the Chevy Tahoe is far better at almost everything - I just cannot see where the attraction is short of needing to scream out - "I'm a toss pot"

rowanh

RobAMerc wrote:

Those H2's are a joke - for people with a seriously small nob.

They are no relation what so ever to the original which might be worth having but the H2 = idiot mobile.
Even the SUV they are built on the Chevy Tahoe is far better at almost everything - I just cannot see where the attraction is short of needing to scream out - "I'm a toss pot"

Well id say in emarica where bigger is better etc they are probably fine/normal enough. Also the roads there are generally very big, here though id say you would be mad to get one, Id say they are so much hassle to drive even things like getting in and out of tight spces like car park entrances, in my work the entrance to the carpark is the width of a car, a hummer is the width of a bus..

I guess for someone like Mikk who has a semi practical use for one it might be a nice commercial vehicle, though id prefer something else.

Kinetic^

/me waits for the local H2 driver to come into this thread........yes there is one



I'd defo drive one, be savage!!!!

fletch

Max_Damage wrote:

you can get a Ford Econoline (the American version of the Transit) with a V10 engine it, I'd like to see that thing off at the lights!

What an inappropriate name!!

DublinDilbert

I saw an 06 hummer all black in blanch shopping center last week... it was massive, it must cost some amount to run / maintain... don't know how anyone could justify spending that amount of money... would you even get 10mpg out of it? a quick google search says 10->13mpg...

I know in the US they are classed as a truck (i think the GM yukon is the same) hence don't have to comply with the emissions laws there....

http://www.azcentral.com/class/marketplace/cars/0210hummer10.html

Anan1

DublinDilbert wrote:

... don't know how anyone could justify spending that amount of money...

Believe it or not, there actually are people out there who think a Hummer will somehow make them look cool. And looking cool is very important to some people.

GB15

DublinDilbert wrote:

would you even get 10mpg out of it? a quick google search says 10->13mpg...

When Jeremy Clarkson floored one on Top Gear the fuel consumption readout went down to 1mpg.

DublinDilbert

Anan1 wrote:

Believe it or not, there actually are people out there who think a Hummer will somehow make them look cool. And looking cool is very important to some people.

Yea i know that theres some people who think they will look cool, but i think i'd rather look cool in a 5 series BMW, for alot less money, and much less running costs!! :rolleyes:

Mickk

Funny you mention a 5 series I just bought a 01 E39 for my girlfriend, nicest car I have ever driven.

cancan

Mickk wrote:

I drive one and I love it. I do use it as a workhorse tho, I sell gym equipment so it would often have a few tons of weights in the back so that sort of justifies it

So thats the mystery car with the VRT issues

Mickk

No read it again I brought it in after the other one was refused. I had to commercialise it tho ie. take out the back seats and black out the windows.

peasant

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