Lets see some full size pictures...
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2j_macrae_z
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Just drilled holes in the bumper and used the supplied brackets that came with the lights. I have 2 more 9" lights I'm trying to figure out where to put them.
I'm strongly considering an H2. How are you liking it so far?
HUMMER/Expeditions
Well-known member
Honestly I can’t say one negative thing about this vehicle,
This was my first adventure with this vehicle.
And this my observation so far,
I did 1200 miles this last weekend, 340 was strictly off road.
Highway driving is absolutely amazing,
Comfortable, powerful, excellent sitting position,
Fuel economy 12 mpg fully loaded and 80 mph.
Parts are everywhere and extremely affordable, service is like any GMC, very affordable,
We had 8 other vehicles in the group,
A Ford Raptor, new Land Rover defender, Granadier, H3 Alpha, Range Rover sport, and 4 runner.
H2 is well above the capabilities of those vehicles,
It comes with rear locker standard on all models, GM traction control is so so good rear locker is not even needed.
2200 lb payload is more than any other 4x4 on the market today.
So my answer is I LOVE it,
I am not vehicle bias, I love all 4x4s
But facts about H2 is a fact we can’t deny,
I would say it’s an extremely capable Cadillac Escalade.
My only regret is I listened to all fake negative comments about H2 and didn’t buy it sooner,
Go test drive one and you will see yourself.
HUMMER/Expeditions
Well-known member
I don’t need much more than this.
Todd780
OverCamper
Agreed. I used to take them home when I worked for a GM dealer. Always felt they got an unfair reputation. They were quite capable out of the box. Moreso than what 99.9% of buyers used them for. Too many got the 28 screen, 30" wheel mods.
At the time my personal vehicle was a Jeep WJ with a 4.0L inline 6 on 33's. The H2 on 35's got better fuel economy....
I like the new ones too. Just wish they had a gas, hybrid or PHEV options too instead of just EV.
ArkansasDon
Observer
our Feb 2025 trip 232 miles offroad from Ouachita's in AR to Winding Stair Mountains OK. Lot's of icy frozen muddy forestry roads.
COAKXterra
Well-known member
Quick weekend trip to the Kenai
This is awesome! How did you get your truck over there? I’d love to do something like thisFrom our 5 week trip to Spain and Portugal
Sorry the first pic is two years old but I include it anyway.
Jenzz
Active member
We are a german couple living near Frankfurt/M., getting to this part of Spain means approx 1000mls of driving. In return, I always envy you guys for the spectacular trails in Utah...
ThundahBeagle
Well-known member
Beautiful beast! I've followed your thread and there arent enough of these, in my book