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Hopes this helps!
For anyone who knows...what is the height of the H3's side windows..?
Thanks,
-mike-
I bought mine at the Columbus, OH dealership - great people to work with! I've had my H3 for a few weeks now and I must say that it is a lot of fun to drive... I'm having more fun driving this than an H2.
The main concerns that people have -- the take off power and the smaller windows, well, after driving it for some time, you don't even notice. You do need to look a little closer out of the passenger side windows when changing lanes though.
For those that bought an Avalanche - don't for get to burp that thing. You know... with all that tupperware on them.
As for the H3, I have to fight my wife for it now!
Jeff
[email protected] or [email protected] and we will try to issue more on July 18th when GM gets back from our shutdown. The GMID certificate is equivalent to the Supplier Discount that GM gives it's suppliers.
I did get my certificate tonight, I am going to the Dealer in Greenville, SC in a couple of days to see if they will take the Certificate. I appreciate everyone's help!
:mad: JERKS at "FLOW HUMMER" - WINSTON SALEM, NC -I had one Salesman in Winston-Salem, NC call me everything but a "Liar", he told me that the Certificate was an "Internet Scam", that Richard Ott was not real and I made this up. He also stated that there was not "Anyone" in the US that would discount an H3, but if I did find anyone, I should drive any number of Miles to purchase it, then I should call him and he would come and pay me Full Price for the Vehicle, WHAT A JERK!! I have NEVER been treated so POORLY when it came to purchasing a Vehicle. I guess that he thought that since I was a "Woman" he could treat me anyway he wanted (Wrong), BMW is looking better every phone call.
I am not going to let this get me down, I know that there is someone out there that would be "NICE" and would work with me. If anyone knows of a Dealer that is Nice and wanting to make a Dollar instead of making people turn against GM, please let me know.
I have never Owned a GM, but this has really been an experience! A Hummer H3 is not made of GOLD, they are just an Awesome" Vehicle, so is the BMW that I have been looking at plus they have an Excellant Interest Rate on all of their vehicles and they really roll out the "Red Carpet" for their Customers!
I have a GMID Certificate and a dealer in Lou KY will accept them. I am trying to sell my explorer first and then I am ordering a Yellow or Slate Blue H3. I spoke with the GM of the dealership and convinced them to take it. Now they will take the GMID certificate for in stock or order. I would tell them if they ask you have a friend that gave you the GMID. Gary
Send me an email at [email protected] and I will give you a list of the dealerships in Ohio and the salesperson names that have accepted GMID cert. Tell them your story and if you ask them nicely, they might call a dealership in your state and explain what a GMID cert is. You can also call GMC direct and have them contact a dealership on your behalf and explain to them what a GMID cert is. Keep in mind that dealerships can also reject the GMID cert. but at least they will have a clue on what they are and how they work!!I have used a GMID cert. 2 weeks ago( Thanks Richard) and saved about $3,300.
Hope this helps!
I just sent you my email address.
If anyone else has any information I would appreciate the help.
My E-Mail address is [email protected]
Thanks!
Ray
The H2 was (as you would expect from a $15 to 20K more expensive vehicle) more luxurious and better riding. We liked the third row seat for a child and the touch screen navigation/cd system neither of which was available in the H3 as well as the GM Employee discount. Height over traffic and acceleration were better than the H3 as well.
The H3 was a more managible size and an extra 5mpg or so does not hurt. The reviews in car magizines seemed to like the interior of the H3 better than the H2 but we did not find it that way, as above. The interior room was much tighter in the second row than in the H2. The acceleration was adequate.
My wife likes the H2 but I am leaning more toward the H3 because of the better economics and less Bling Bling. The H3 did not do the offroad mini course because it had the side foot bars. The H2 was impression on that course.
What are your compare and contrast opinions?
Thanks again to the forum for help.
was not impressed at all. the H3 looks tough on the outside but just doesnt have the stuff to back it up. not in the same class as an H2 little brother. plus the 2nd row of seats dont fold down totaly flat
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