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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Trucks / July 2005Hummer versus suburban
Hi I live in the UK and have had a couple of burbs and now have a dodge ram 1500 with a rear lid. Can some one tell me just how much smaller inside is the Hummer, and is it suitable for two large dogs, any other comments would be appreciated . Thanks What style of hummer? The H1 is very roomy, ( never driven any of them ) matter of fact you'll have a hard time parking it in most spaces its wide and long, the wagon would give you a good deal of room. The H2 and H3 are simply rebadged suburbans so you might as well save your self money and find another burb. just my .02 mudmonkey > What style of hummer? The H1 is very roomy, ( never driven any of them > ) matter of fact you'll have a hard time parking it in most spaces its [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > just my .02 > mudmonkey Huh? The H2 is nothing like a Suburban. Shares some driveline and suspension parts. You need to go look at them. Al A h2 >> What style of hummer? The H1 is very roomy, ( never driven any of them >> ) matter of fact you'll have a hard time parking it in most spaces its [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Al most of the driveline, when I said badging I should have said looks. mechanicly the H2 is a suburban/tahoe >most of the driveline, when I said badging I should have said looks. >mechanicly the H2 is a suburban/tahoe This is correct it is basically a burb chassis with a big box bolted to it they use a good bit more fuel than a burb too. 75-80% of drive train is the same as Burb/Hoe. > >most of the driveline, when I said badging I should have said looks. > >mechanicly the H2 is a suburban/tahoe > > This is correct it is basically a burb chassis with a big box bolted > to it they use a good bit more fuel than a burb too. |
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