Hummer H3

H3


The Hummer H3, a smaller and more maneuverable version of the iconic Hummer H1, was produced from 2005 to 2010. Marketed as a more affordable and practical alternative to its larger brethren, the H3 retained the Hummer's rugged off-road capabilities while offering slightly improved on-road handling and fuel economy (relatively speaking). Available in various trim levels, it ranged from a basic workhorse to a reasonably well-equipped SUV. While sharing the Hummer's boxy design and commanding presence, the H3 was noticeably smaller and less extreme than the H1 and H2, making it more suitable for daily driving. Its off-road performance, however, was still impressive thanks to its robust suspension and available four-wheel drive. Despite its popularity amongst those seeking a blend of style and off-road capability, the H3 ultimately fell victim to GM's restructuring and the changing market preferences towards more fuel-efficient vehicles.