Latest Information on Hummer H3
Inside out, the H3 was built to conquer challenging terrain, even though it’s the smallest Hummer from amongst its siblings. It was produced between 2005 and 2010. While the base model has great off-road capabilities, for even better performance there’s the optional extra of an adventure package whereby even bigger tyres can be added, along with heavy-duty shock absorbers. Fuel efficiency was compromised with the H3 due to its powerful engines but still better than its rivals. Engines available include: 180 kW 3.7-litre five-cylinder and 5.3-litre V8 that produces 225 kW.
Review Summary
PROS
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Simple design
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High seating position
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Comfortable
CONS
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Lacks finesse and efficiency
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Fuel economy
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Side and rear visibility
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Narrow cargo space
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Narrow cargo space
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