In south west FL 6" of standing water is a daily occurance during rainy
season.
Andrei
Marc Levy wrote:
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>How often will you wife need to tackle 6 inches of
>standing water at 40mph? or climb 16-inch steps?
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>It may be a capable vehicle, but in most cases the
>only purpose to a vehicle like this is status. Most
>(not all) owners have no need for that kind of
>machine.
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>>The H2 is said to be capable of tackling 6 inches of
>>standing water without
>>slowing below 40 mph, and conquer 20-inch streams at
>>5 mph. According to
>>Hummer "It can also comfortably and confidently
>>climb 16-inch steps and
>>rocks, without getting hung up or jarring its
>>passengers. And it can paddle
>>through deep sand or run over sandy surfaces in
>>high-speed desert conditions
>>with remarkable ease." The H2's 6.0-liter V8 is good
>>for 316 hp and 360 lb
>>ft of torque. The V8 is mated to a heavy duty GM
>>4L65-E four-speed
>>electronic automatic transmission, with a 3.06 first
>>gear ratio.
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>>Just my 2 cents, but it is a very capable vehicle my
>>wife will be proud to
>>drive around since she hates the Mini-van. Truth be
>>told it will be her
>>daily driver as I use my 2005 Ram 2500 Turbo Diesel.
>>
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