How fast is the Hummer H3?

Top speed:
(theor. without speed governor) 183 km/h / 114 mph

What is high mileage for a Hummer H3?

How Long Can a Hummer H3 Last? The H3 has a lot of up-to-date data to support it. The vehicle is said to be rated for 300,000 miles. Judging by the performance of its predecessors, you can easily get more than 300k miles on the H3.

Is H3 better than H2?

H2 treated timber and H3 treated timber do not emit formaldehyde in the same way and consequently, they cannot be compared with each other. The main difference is that H3 treated pine released less than 0.1% of formaldehyde from its hemicelluloses while H2 treated pine can have a level of more than 50%.

Is H3 good off-road?

The H3 had some serious off-road credibility, too. Using a truck chassis from the Chevrolet Colorado, the H3 came with standard four-wheel drive, along with great ground clearance — as well as strong approach and departure angles.

What is the fastest Hummer?

GM says the Hummer EV can hit 60 mph in around three seconds. It also has all-wheel steering, which allows it to drive diagonally in a mode called Crabwalk. There are removable roof panels, 35-inch tires and an air suspension system that can raise the vehicle six inches.

How fast is the 2006 Hummer H3?

Top speed:
(theor. without speed governor) 177 km/h / 110 mph

Is Hummer H3 bullet proof?

Hummers are not bullet-proof. They are purely civilian vehicles designed for non-combat applications. However, aftermarket ballistic protection companies can make any Hummers bulletproof but it’s not standard from the factory.

Are H3 Hummers reliable?

The Hummer H3 has a fair reputation in terms of reliability. J.D. Power gave its latest model, the 2010 Hummer H3, a reliability score of 3 out of 5. Older models also have good reliability ratings. According to the consumer review page Edmunds, most owners gave the 2006 Hummer H3 a high rating in terms of reliability.

Does the H3 have locking differential?

All H3 models were equipped with full-time 4WD using either the Borg-Warner 4493 transfer case with 2.64:1 low range gearing or the Borg-Warner 4494 with 4.03:1 low range gearing. Electric locking differentials were optional, with some models offering only a rear locker.