Were you not old enough for the monster 2003-2005 era Hummer H2s on the road? Maybe it was just the town I was living in at the time, but those things were fucking massive and wasteful and they were everywhere.
Oh yeah, the real world mileage for H2s was like 10-12 mpg, it wasn't even a joke lol. For comparsion a modern Corolla is like 35 mpg. They were 6.5 feet tall and 17 feet long, just under 7 feet wide (most lanes are 9 feet wide, so when they rolled through you felt squeezed off the road).
They were absolutely the symbol of American decadence and wastefulness and such a perfect artifact for that era. The only thing that could kill them was the fact that no one could afford it after 2007 and GM just about collapsed.
Were you not old enough for the monster 2003-2005 era Hummer H2s on the road? Maybe it was just the town I was living in at the time, but those things were fucking massive and wasteful and they were everywhere.
I was 5 in 2003, the only artifact of the giant hummers I have in memory is a "12 gallons to the mile" joke in an episode of Danny Phantom
Oh yeah, the real world mileage for H2s was like 10-12 mpg, it wasn't even a joke lol. For comparsion a modern Corolla is like 35 mpg. They were 6.5 feet tall and 17 feet long, just under 7 feet wide (most lanes are 9 feet wide, so when they rolled through you felt squeezed off the road).
They were absolutely the symbol of American decadence and wastefulness and such a perfect artifact for that era. The only thing that could kill them was the fact that no one could afford it after 2007 and GM just about collapsed.