JK vs H3

[BlueTJCO]

Originally Posted by Lex_Ordo

Jeep questions on a Hummer forum? Why? Seems a little jaded.
My own .02 points to Hummer H3.

Why?
Because I have one, of course.

If I wanted a Jeep, I would have bought one, and probably, would have joined a Jeep forum. Or not, maybe I'd join a Saab forum, and ask questions about Opel.

Lex........STFU.........I'll join whatever forum I want that has to do with the hobby I am interested in. Why? you ask? Because I've met tons of people from this board that dont have a big rubber stick up their ass and love to get and and wheel, not bitch about Jeep vs. Hummer.....

Sooooooooo,

Originally Posted by Mooncricket

I've met tons of people from this board that dont have a big rubber stick up their ass and love to get and and wheel, not bitch about Jeep vs. Hummer.....

Sooooooooo,

I'm sorry, but I don't know what this means?

[Wisha Haddan H3]

Dennis might be a troll, but you can't argue with pics, specs and facts. The stock JK and H3 are both awesome offroad, with different strengths and weaknesses.

When I was comparing midsize 4 door SUVs, the JK wasn't around to test drive next to the others, but I read everything available - specs, reviews, previews, speculation, commentaries and forums to decide if it was worth waiting for. I sifted through tons of hype and marketing on all the brands to find real specs and factual info.

Ultimately I realized that the H3 was badass enough to do everything I want to do offroad (Moab, Rubicon, etc) ... and do it with more style, comfort and utility than any other midsize SUV. And it has the same fuel economy and the same price range as the others (with similar equipment).

Sure it could be improved, but my H3 works for me

[G-Hummer]

yo mooncrickey

you seem like the one whining and crying to me

waa, waaa



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[H3PAC]

Please attenuate your potty-mouth. Thanks

(Attenuate: To weaken, dilute, thin, reduce, weaken, diminish; Or, if you prefer, to close one's pie hole)

[darebren]

cool, i'm not the last one to dare suggest something negative about the hummer brand.. i too just saw the spped test drive of the wrangler unlimited, and it does look like a fun vehicle, the lift kits are very affordable, and you could stick 40"s under it, and walk all over where any H3 could go offroad. the draw backs to me about the jeep, is it's just plain for teenagers... any no working stiff wants to be the envy of all the 17 year old boys in his neighborhood.. the H3 looks way cooler, and is a little more mature of a ride in my opinion... i'm just trying to sell my FX35 so i can get into a '07 H3..and then go crazy with aftermarket stuff... i'm pretty impulsive so i will probably buy the H3 before i sell my FX.

[f5fstop]

I'm a GM employee, so if I say purchase the Hummer it might just sound a bit prejudiced. However, my neighbor works for Chrysler; Jeep engineering to be specific, and he brought one of those 4-doors home a few months ago, and I liked it.
Personally, I have always like the looks of the Wrangler, but I also like the looks of all the Hummers from the 1, 2 and 3 (can I say the 4 too?).
Even though I'm a GM employee, I have had many Wranglers and the one thing I miss most about the Wrangler is the removable top (that could be solved for this GM employee in the future ).
I do not like Wrangler interiors, they look cheaper than any other vehicle out there (well, maybe not the FJ), but I lived with my Wrangler interiors for quite a few years and if I was not a GM employee I could live with one again.
As for the ride, in this area of MI, where roads are similar to those found in an active war zone, the Wrangler rode a lot rougher than my H3. Off-road, both stock, I would say they are pretty damn close, but let's face it, the Wrangler is a lot less expensive to mod.
Comparing prices, I would say the Rubicon 4-door is pretty impressive, but I sure do love my Hummer, and the Hummer's interior is a thousand times better than the Jeep. The Jeep seats to my arse are terrible, and always have been, and they don't seem to have improved their butt feel.
Last year, to Utah and back almost destroyed my buns. This year in the H3, my buns felt great after the trip.
I also prefer the way the H3 feels on the highway and when off-roading. I like the full-time 4x4 system better than the part time system and I do believe in the ABS and stabilitrack. In other words, I do feel safer in the H3.
Security in the H3 is better, since security with a cloth top is non-existent. My Wranglers had Tuffy Consoles and rear storage boxes for securing items such as camera equipment, etc.
If I were not a GM employee, it would be a rough choice to make.
One thing that has me pi**ed off and is pi**sing off many other Jeep people is that fact you can get a TWO WHEEL DRIVE WRANGLER. WTF is this, if Hummer ever decided to make a two wheel drive vehicle, I would go purchase one of those fugly looking FJs and drive it into the GM tech center and park it right in front of the Vehicle Engineering Center.
Sam, my neighbor never told me about this two wheel drive BS; just found out the other day. Wait till I see him....

(Let me also mention that Sam, my neighbor from Jeep, likes the H3 and wishes Jeep would start using some upgraded interiors. He is impressed with the H3, and has mentioned that if he was not a Jeep employee, he would seriously consider the H3.)

[H3HUMMER]

When you buy that Jeep do not ask a Hummer to pull you out.

[KenP]

I went to Hall Hummer and swiped one of their salesmen and took him to Hall Jeep to sneak a peak at the JK.

I like the exterior and the capabilities and with a small, inexpensive lift and 35's or 37's it will be a true monster on the trail. No question about it and it can't be denied.

But good gawd, the interior is a POS.

As soon as they get a Rubi in I'm going to test drive one and see how it rides. Not sure about those seats.

Lastly, the Rubi has a great price point. See this post:
http://www.elcovaforums.com/forums/s...9&postcount=74

H3, is more comfortable all around, that's for sure, and very capable in it's own right. Many of you have proved that.

I can see where people are going to have a tough time deciding.

[timgco]

Originally Posted by H3HUMMER

When you buy that Jeep do not ask a Hummer to pull you out.

That is just a jacka$$ thing to say!

Wouldn't you want to take pics of that?

Anyhow, i too like the looks of the exterior and after seeing one lifted, I think it looks bada$$. Time will tell wich vehicle will be more reliable, but off road, i think they will be very comparable stock.

[darebren]

the Jeep guys are already all over the idea... although with a little twist

[KenP]

Originally Posted by darebren

the Jeep guys are already all over the idea... although with a little twist

That Jeep was chopped in that pic.

[HummerNewbie]

Too bad that looks like a very poor photoshop job

[H3.007]

Where's the question between the two considering Wanna's thread.... sheesh.

If you want a shoebox with wheels - go for the JK.

[darebren]

Originally Posted by KenP

That Jeep was chopped in that pic.

of course, it's just a joke.. and anyone who wants a decent comfortable interior, and way better than average off road ability, will go with the H3. the best off road ability in the Jk comes with cheap seats and more rattles and wind noise than you can shake a stick at...

i think these threads are funny.. hope no one is taking it seriously.. jeesh

[HummerNewbie]

Originally Posted by darebren

of course, it's just a joke.. and anyone who wants a decent comfortable interior, and way better than average off road ability, will go with the H3. the best off road ability in the Jk comes with cheap seats and more rattles and wind noise than you can shake a stick at...

i think these threads are funny.. hope no one is taking it seriously.. jeesh

You definitely hit the nail on the head about the interior part but not necessarily on the best off road ability part. Sure you can go out and mod a JK cheaper but aren't we talking stock versus stock straight out of the box. If you want a highly modified trail rig then an older Jeep would be the way to go but from my understanding that is not what we are talking about here.

BTW, I for one do not take this too seriously so GFY

[darebren]

i wonder how nice the new LR@ from landrover will be? looks like the range rover body style, and they always have great interiors.. but are pricey, and very costly to modify,not alot of aftermarket support either..

p.s., i'm married, so i always have to F my self.. it's the only way after 13 years..!

[BlueTJCO]

Originally Posted by H3PAC

Please attenuate your potty-mouth. Thanks

(Attenuate: To weaken, dilute, thin, reduce, weaken, diminish; Or, if you prefer, to close one's pie hole)

H2PAC, ATTENUATE THIS: ........

[BlueTJCO]

Originally Posted by HummerNewbie

You definitely hit the nail on the head about the interior part but not necessarily on the best off road ability part. Sure you can go out and mod a JK cheaper but aren't we talking stock versus stock straight out of the box. If you want a highly modified trail rig then an older Jeep would be the way to go but from my understanding that is not what we are talking about here.

BTW, I for one do not take this too seriously so GFY

An OLDER MODIFIED JEEP WILL NOT KEEP UP WITH AN UPDATED TJ and will NOT be as capable as a JK............The TJ is leaps and bounds ahead of the CJ or YJ or any of the older style, leaf sprung jeeps

Now that is modifed or stock........

[BlueTJCO]

Originally Posted by G-Hummer

yo mooncrickey

you seem like the one whining and crying to me

waa, waaa



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