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Re: have questions before buying
Re: have questions before buying
I drive ours pretty easy since it really doesnt do much to step on the throttle hard (its a 6400lb rig), my last fill up which was 75% towing (3 round trips) back and forth to the lake on streets with 35-50mph speed limits and moderate amount of stop lights I averaged 11.35 miles/gallon. I have no problem getting 12.5-12.6 if no towing is involved driving it easy and I stress easy, start laying into the throttle and single digits can become a quick reality...... also driving over 80-85 on the highway can drop you down to the 10mpg mark quickly. If you want to figure worst case scenario I would budget for 10-11mpg and if you think its not an issue to afford then go for it.
As far as purchasing an 04..... I would suggest buying the newest rig you can afford, I have seen some 05's for around $30K
2008 H2 SUV Luxury: Solar Flare ext/Black int
SOLD 2006 H2 SUV Luxury: Pewter ext/Black int.
2002 Corvette Z06 Blue/Ebony (light mods)
1/4 mile: 11.661@118.86
2013 Audi S4
2002 Yamaha YZF R1 Blue/White
1/4 mile: 10.51@136
2006 Sea-Doo RXP (70.6mph GPS)
2005 Sea-Doo RXT
Re: have questions before buying
2003 H1 HMCS: Ocean Blue Metallic, Grey Leather Interior
2010 H3 Alpha: Canyon Metallic, Cashmere Interior
2017 VW Jetta S
2012 Cessna 182T Skylane
used to have: 2007 base H3 Slate Blue
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Re: have questions before buying
The Hummer like all big V8 engines will suck your tank dry.....but you have to look at the big picture. DO YOU WANT A H2! We all love are H2's and don't really care about the gas......
On the other hand you could get the smaller H3, but I wouldn't. Or forget the Hummer all together and get a Honda Civic, if 75.00-100.00 dollars a week (or less) is going to hurt your funds.
As for problems with my 04....None (knock on wood)
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