Not sure if anyone can run demographics on H2 registrations but I have seen more H2's in Houston than anywhere I travel. My travels take me to most US cities and I have to say there are more H2's (and SUV's in general) in Houston than anywhere I go. What gives?

Not sure if anyone can run demographics on H2 registrations but I have seen more H2's in Houston than anywhere I travel. My travels take me to most US cities and I have to say there are more H2's (and SUV's in general) in Houston than anywhere I go. What gives?

The Hummer is the new Cadillac (sp?) of Texas.

40% of all Hummers on are in CA, NE, AZ, NM, TX--somthing like that---I forget the actual number.

Well if you see me ... wave

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by HummersGoneWild:
The Hummer is the new Cadillac (sp?) of Texas.

40% of all Hummers on are in CA, NE, AZ, NM, TX--somthing like that---I forget the actual number. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

I guess the other 60% is in the New Jersey area. At least that's what I hear.

"40% of all Hummers on are in CA, NE, AZ, NM, TX--somthing like that---I forget the actual number."

Gosh....I didn't know we had so many in NE.....Nebraska....maybe that's where most of the "Go Big Red" ones are!

Ric

Yep, you can't swing a dead cat without hitting an H2 around here. Lots on the road, and damn near every high-end car dealership in town has a couple on their used car lots.

Everything is bigger in Texas, I guess.

Rapper wannabes displaced to Houston. Leave family memories behind, but take HUMMER.

Ken - That avatar is wrong.

It's the ultimate "Soccer Mom" vehicle around here although not all of us that drive them fit in that category. Maybe the H2 is on its way to taking over the title of National Car of Texas!