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dr.sernaWed Mar-05-08 11:12 AM
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"The king of the off road SUV's getting in the real world.."


          

Perhaps the quality and the luxury do not take their hands in this century?? For that reason I even conserve my mark even with its multiple defects, offers luxury image and never fails at the moment when i need show his power...


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Emmanuel N. Serna MD

  
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hasperdeMon Nov-20-06 12:16 PM
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#1. "RE: The king of the off road SUV's getting in the real world.."
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Yep, the H2s are very well known for snapping their tiny tie rods. But you can get reinforced replacements fairly cheap.

For a true off road vehicle a Jeep Wrangler is simply unbeatable. Short wheel base, good power to weight, great 4x4, proven reliability, simplicity in service and cheap parts. All the major factors that the Hummer (h2) is lacking. Also the H2 is too big for most trails…

  
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