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kellirhea - > Quixotic Quicksand -> The ugly car of the week: A hummingbird?

The ugly car of the week: A hummingbird?

Why is the only REAL vehicle in this picture parked in the BACK?
Puh-lease. That's about it, in a nutshell. Who wants to buy an H2 or H3 and end up paying more money for a glorified Tahoe/Yukon or Blazer/Jimmy? A lot of people, apparently.

The popularity of the H2 and H3 astounds me. These are the ultimate "wannabe" vehicles, designed exclusively for those who can't afford and/or are afraid of the real deal, the original Hummer.

Actually, I'm disappointed that Hummer allows its name to be placed on these testosterone-lacking SUVs. How could Hummer sell out to GM like that?

Oh, well. I guess the old saying is true: Money talks. And I'd rather walk than buy an H2 or H3. If I can't afford the real Hummer, then I'll just do without.

It's that simple. Just like the original, durable, practical design of the original ground pounder, which is sooo not ugly.

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