Hummer H3 Information Page
News articles or road test and reviews regarding the Hummer H3 :
2008 Hummer H3 review
Yes it’s big, yes it’s yellow, but damn it looks good!
CarAdvice rating:
Models tested: H3, H3 Luxury
Recommended Retail Price: $51,990-$59,990
Options Fitted: None
- by Alborz Fallah & Karl Peskett
This review is broken up into four parts:
Hummer H3 Review City
Hummer H3 Review Off-road
Hummer H3 Gallery (City)
Hummer H3 Gallery (Off-road)
Falcon and Commodore ute owners beware, if real men drive utes, then this beauty is going to be a massive ego boost. Seriously though, a Hummer Ute? We’d like to send a prize to whoever came up with this.
The all-new HUMMER H3T is now a reality. Troy Clarke, GM Group Vice President and GM North [...]
2007 HUMMER H3 Review
CarAdvice rating:
Recommended Retail Price: $51,990 – $59,990.
Options Fitted: None fitted.
- by Paul Maric – Photos: John Marx & HUMMER
Nine out of ten people pointed their fingers and turned their heads, while the remainder simply shook their heads. This is the type of reaction you can only get with one car, [...]
2007 Hummer H3 First Steer
“If you thought GM’s Hummer H3 was the king of Bling and nothing more – you’d be dead wrong. What this thing can do off road, is downright scary”
My old man’s authentic 1942 WW2 Jeep has always been my off-road hero. Many a Sunday afternoon was spent duelling with [...]
Love it or hate it, the all-new Hummer H3 has finally made its way to Australia. You might have seen a few private-import Hummer H2s going around, but starting this week GM will begin sales of the new, smaller and more civilised HUMMER H3.
When we say, GM will begin sales, it’s a bit of an [...]
We finally have official word of the Hummer H3. When we had the opportunity to sit inside the H3 at the Brisbane International Motorshow, we were more than disappointed. The interior felt less spacious than a Lotus Elise, while the plastic trim put the final nail in the coffin. Just look at this interior:
Nonetheless, its [...]
GM has blessed Australian with the Hummer H2/H3. The H2 is the more hardcore of the two (even though half the car is still plastic). The H3 on the other hand is actually affordable, and given the Hummer badging and image, there has been quite some interest in the car.
However the problem with the H3 [...]
Oh No. Thats what I thought when I read the news from Holden today. Oh god no.. we don’t need any more hummers in Australia, we already have enough problems with SUVs. Nevertheless, when there is a market, there is a supplier and I can think of a lot of Australians who would be running [...]
