design flaws??
#1
02-18-2007 | 07:07 PM
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Joined: Feb 2007
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design flaws??
What a mistake buying an imitation Hummer. The H3 "Hummerado" is a hummer wannabe on a Colorado chassis. Never mind the lack of power, never mind the wimpy horn, never mind the lack of glove box lights or mirror lights, never mind the lack of a hook to hang dry cleaning, never mind the window controls that are so far back a passenger in the rear seat could reach them better, never mind having to move the front seats up just to fold down the back seats, never mind the lack of heated side mirrors. What about the problems?
[ul][*]Burning rubber smell[*]Windshield air leak[*]Interior roof "ticking" noise[*]Rear brake grinding noise[/ul]
In each case the dealer needed to get a factory engineer involved and always the same story: "We can't find the source of the problem - but we'll put it in the computer."
I hope that GM monitors this site and fixes the design flaws - and hopefully finds answers to the aforementioned problems. In the mean time I'm looking f\orward to trading in my Hummerado in the fall - since it will be almost paid for then. My dealer wants me to look at the H3T , but unless GM can get the bugs out - I'll buy an H2 or another vehicle altogether.
[ul][*]Burning rubber smell[*]Windshield air leak[*]Interior roof "ticking" noise[*]Rear brake grinding noise[/ul]
In each case the dealer needed to get a factory engineer involved and always the same story: "We can't find the source of the problem - but we'll put it in the computer."
I hope that GM monitors this site and fixes the design flaws - and hopefully finds answers to the aforementioned problems. In the mean time I'm looking f\orward to trading in my Hummerado in the fall - since it will be almost paid for then. My dealer wants me to look at the H3T , but unless GM can get the bugs out - I'll buy an H2 or another vehicle altogether.
#3
02-18-2007 | 07:20 PM
Joined: Feb 2006
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RE: design flaws??
ORIGINAL: hummerado
What a mistake buying an imitation Hummer. The H3 "Hummerado" is a hummer wannabe on a Colorado chassis. Never mind the lack of power, never mind the wimpy horn, never mind the lack of glove box lights or mirror lights, never mind the lack of a hook to hang dry cleaning, never mind the window controls that are so far back a passenger in the rear seat could reach them better, never mind having to move the front seats up just to fold down the back seats, never mind the lack of heated side mirrors. What about the problems?
[ul][*]Burning rubber smell[*]Windshield air leak[*]Interior roof "ticking" noise[*]Rear brake grinding noise[/ul]
In each case the dealer needed to get a factory engineer involved and always the same story: "We can't find the source of the problem - but we'll put it in the computer."
I hope that GM monitors this site and fixes the design flaws - and hopefully finds answers to the aforementioned problems. In the mean time I'm looking f\orward to trading in my Hummerado in the fall - since it will be almost paid for then. My dealer wants me to look at the H3T , but unless GM can get the bugs out - I'll buy an H2 or another vehicle altogether.
What a mistake buying an imitation Hummer. The H3 "Hummerado" is a hummer wannabe on a Colorado chassis. Never mind the lack of power, never mind the wimpy horn, never mind the lack of glove box lights or mirror lights, never mind the lack of a hook to hang dry cleaning, never mind the window controls that are so far back a passenger in the rear seat could reach them better, never mind having to move the front seats up just to fold down the back seats, never mind the lack of heated side mirrors. What about the problems?
[ul][*]Burning rubber smell[*]Windshield air leak[*]Interior roof "ticking" noise[*]Rear brake grinding noise[/ul]
In each case the dealer needed to get a factory engineer involved and always the same story: "We can't find the source of the problem - but we'll put it in the computer."
I hope that GM monitors this site and fixes the design flaws - and hopefully finds answers to the aforementioned problems. In the mean time I'm looking f\orward to trading in my Hummerado in the fall - since it will be almost paid for then. My dealer wants me to look at the H3T , but unless GM can get the bugs out - I'll buy an H2 or another vehicle altogether.
Instead of coming on here and complaining about how much you hate your H3 you should've just kept your mouth shut, sold the thing, and bought yourself one of these:
#5
02-18-2007 | 07:34 PM
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RE: design flaws??
I picture this guy driving down road weaving in and out of traffic, cutting people off, honking his horn while he digs through his glove box at night. No wonder his car smells like burning rubber. I don’t think he has a windshield leak, I think air is leaking from his head and causing some kind of ticking noise. H3 has more power than a lot of cars do. If you wanted to drive like an idiot you should of got a sports car.
I don’t see the problem with the window controls myself.
#6
02-18-2007 | 07:42 PM
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Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 1,352
RE: design flaws??
ORIGINAL: hummerado
What a mistake buying an imitation Hummer. The H3 "Hummerado" is a hummer wannabe on a Colorado chassis. Never mind the lack of power, never mind the wimpy horn, never mind the lack of glove box lights or mirror lights, never mind the lack of a hook to hang dry cleaning, never mind the window controls that are so far back a passenger in the rear seat could reach them better, never mind having to move the front seats up just to fold down the back seats, never mind the lack of heated side mirrors. What about the problems?
[ul][*]Burning rubber smell[*]Windshield air leak[*]Interior roof "ticking" noise[*]Rear brake grinding noise[/ul]
In each case the dealer needed to get a factory engineer involved and always the same story: "We can't find the source of the problem - but we'll put it in the computer."
I hope that GM monitors this site and fixes the design flaws - and hopefully finds answers to the aforementioned problems. In the mean time I'm looking f\orward to trading in my Hummerado in the fall - since it will be almost paid for then. My dealer wants me to look at the H3T , but unless GM can get the bugs out - I'll buy an H2 or another vehicle altogether.
What a mistake buying an imitation Hummer. The H3 "Hummerado" is a hummer wannabe on a Colorado chassis. Never mind the lack of power, never mind the wimpy horn, never mind the lack of glove box lights or mirror lights, never mind the lack of a hook to hang dry cleaning, never mind the window controls that are so far back a passenger in the rear seat could reach them better, never mind having to move the front seats up just to fold down the back seats, never mind the lack of heated side mirrors. What about the problems?
[ul][*]Burning rubber smell[*]Windshield air leak[*]Interior roof "ticking" noise[*]Rear brake grinding noise[/ul]
In each case the dealer needed to get a factory engineer involved and always the same story: "We can't find the source of the problem - but we'll put it in the computer."
I hope that GM monitors this site and fixes the design flaws - and hopefully finds answers to the aforementioned problems. In the mean time I'm looking f\orward to trading in my Hummerado in the fall - since it will be almost paid for then. My dealer wants me to look at the H3T , but unless GM can get the bugs out - I'll buy an H2 or another vehicle altogether.
I call
for several reasons.#1. You're too stupid to own a Hummer. You took a quick look at the forum and picked a couple of the topics in the H3 discussion area.
#2. If you purchased an H3 without knowing it did'nt have heated mirrors, vanity mirrow lights, glove box light or evena hook to hang your dirty underwear you are again, Stupid.
#3. Youweak attempt to get ANYONE upset here with our purchase failed, miserably.
You have been alive for many years now and the best you could come up with for an insult? A fake story with no plot? I bet your parents are proud.
#9
02-18-2007 | 07:51 PM
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Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 3,150
RE: design flaws??
ORIGINAL: hummerado
What a mistake buying an imitation Hummer. The H3 "Hummerado" is a hummer wannabe on a Colorado chassis. Never mind the lack of power, never mind the wimpy horn, never mind the lack of glove box lights or mirror lights, never mind the lack of a hook to hang dry cleaning, never mind the window controls that are so far back a passenger in the rear seat could reach them better, never mind having to move the front seats up just to fold down the back seats, never mind the lack of heated side mirrors. What about the problems?
[ul][*]Burning rubber smell[*]Windshield air leak[*]Interior roof "ticking" noise[*]Rear brake grinding noise[/ul]
In each case the dealer needed to get a factory engineer involved and always the same story: "We can't find the source of the problem - but we'll put it in the computer."
I hope that GM monitors this site and fixes the design flaws - and hopefully finds answers to the aforementioned problems. In the mean time I'm looking f\orward to trading in my Hummerado in the fall - since it will be almost paid for then. My dealer wants me to look at the H3T , but unless GM can get the bugs out - I'll buy an H2 or another vehicle altogether.
What a mistake buying an imitation Hummer. The H3 "Hummerado" is a hummer wannabe on a Colorado chassis. Never mind the lack of power, never mind the wimpy horn, never mind the lack of glove box lights or mirror lights, never mind the lack of a hook to hang dry cleaning, never mind the window controls that are so far back a passenger in the rear seat could reach them better, never mind having to move the front seats up just to fold down the back seats, never mind the lack of heated side mirrors. What about the problems?
[ul][*]Burning rubber smell[*]Windshield air leak[*]Interior roof "ticking" noise[*]Rear brake grinding noise[/ul]
In each case the dealer needed to get a factory engineer involved and always the same story: "We can't find the source of the problem - but we'll put it in the computer."
I hope that GM monitors this site and fixes the design flaws - and hopefully finds answers to the aforementioned problems. In the mean time I'm looking f\orward to trading in my Hummerado in the fall - since it will be almost paid for then. My dealer wants me to look at the H3T , but unless GM can get the bugs out - I'll buy an H2 or another vehicle altogether.
