Would you Drive an H3 over an SS
01-31-2010, 11:49 AM
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I put this out there, because both are (were) GM and have polarizing looks, that I like so thought many others may have considered as well. I live in a snowbelt in southern Ontario so no doubt an H3 would be far superior in the winter. I think the V8 is the only way to go if buying one. I was suprised at how smooth the ride was in one (drove an 06 a couple years ago). Too bad they are done, would look nice in the driveway as opposed to a Montana SV6 (no offence). We will need a new car in the next 8 months as the Vibe lease is done 
and we will turn it in for something bigger. Just thinking for my wife- nice to have safety of 4x4 et al.
and we will turn it in for something bigger. Just thinking for my wife- nice to have safety of 4x4 et al.
01-31-2010, 11:51 AM
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01-31-2010, 05:59 PM
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The H3 had a modified Trailblazer frame with a 5 cylinder and other parts shared with the Colorado.
As for the Saab 9-7 it was the best of the Chevy,GMC,Buick,Olds,Isuzu SUV's. The only issue was the price.
As for the Saab 9-7 it was the best of the Chevy,GMC,Buick,Olds,Isuzu SUV's. The only issue was the price.
01-31-2010, 09:45 PM
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Re an H3, I won't have enough $$ for gas once energy stocks start getting manipulated again now that the economy is picking up. Save this post for Memorial Day 2010 and hope you're still driving your HHR. Who knows, it may increase in value a little once the public starts scrambling for fuel efficient vehicles again.
01-31-2010, 10:03 PM
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Re an H3, I won't have enough $$ for gas once energy stocks start getting manipulated again now that the economy is picking up. Save this post for Memorial Day 2010 and hope you're still driving your HHR. Who knows, it may increase in value a little once the public starts scrambling for fuel efficient vehicles again.
