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H3 is a real HUMdinger
BUILDING on the remarkable
abilities and image of the
HUMMER H1 and H2, the
midsized H3 is the most
accessible HUMMER ever.
The H3 was designed in
response to global demand for a
luxurious, everyday vehicle that
offered the legendary HUMMER
design and unparalleled off-road
performance in a more useable
and urban-friendly form.
Consequently H3 packs
authentic HUMMER style and
capability into more compact
dimensions. Shorter, lower and
narrower than the H2, the 2008
H3 is a similar length to a large
family saloon and can
comfortably navigate dense city
traffic, yet still deliver
HUMMER's trademark allterrain
crawling and climbing
capability out of town.
Developed for markets
around the world and built in
South Africa, the 2008 HUMMER
H3's iconic design continues to
make it one of the most easily
recognisable vehicles on the
road.
The signature seven-slot
louvered front grille, flat
windscreen and rectangular side
windows, the profile's low glassto-
metal ratio, giant 32-inch
outside diameter Goodyear
Wrangler tyres and externally
carried spare wheel - are all
classic HUMMER design cues.
H3 is the first HUMMER ever to
offer the choice of a manual or
automatic
transmission. A
smooth-shifting fivespeed
manual is
standard, while GM's
famed Hydra-Matic
4L60 electronically
controlled fourspeed
automatic
transmission is an
option.
In the UK, the 2008
HUMMER H3 is
available as a three
model range of righthand
drive vehicle,
each with a choice of
manual or automatic
transmission. The H3
SE is priced from
£26,495 (on-theroad),
the H3 Luxury
from £31,495 and the
H3 Adventure from
£30,495. A choice of
nine exterior and five
interior colours is
offered.
Although the H3 is
less than 5-metres
long (overall length is
4782 mm) its long
wheelbase (2841
mm) and broad track
(1645/1665
front/rear) place a
wheel-at-each corner
for maximum
stability, on- and offroad.
The H3's more
compact size
provides
manoeuvrability
advantages, such as
an 11.3-metre
turning circle.
The global version
of the H3 for all
markets outside of
North America is
assembled in Port
Elizabeth, South
Africa.
11:56am Thursday 17th April 2008
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