Especificaciones y análisis del Hummer H3
Power
245HP
Torque
328Nm
Consumption
14.5l/100
Emissions
346g/km
0-100 km/h
-s
Top Speed
158km/h
Weight
2306kg
Price
50,750€
Technical summary
Gasolina
Automático 4v
AWD
5 / 5 doors
835 L
87 L
180 kW
Current
Technical specifications
Engine
Capacities
Detailed analysis of the Hummer H3 3.7 Luxury Aut. · 245 CV (2007-2008)
General description
The Hummer H3 is much more than a car; it's a statement of intent, a colossus born from military heritage that came to dominate both asphalt and dirt. Driving an H3 in 2007 was to feel power in its purest form, an experience that transported you to a world where size and strength were everything, leaving an indelible mark on the heart and on the road.
Driving experience
Getting behind the wheel of the H3 is an injection of adrenaline and power. The feeling of invulnerability from its high driving position is overwhelming. The deep growl of its five-cylinder engine doesn't aim for speed, but to convey raw, constant force. It feels heavy, solid as a rock, a rolling fortress that isolates you from the outside world and makes you feel capable of conquering any obstacle, although its thirst for gasoline constantly reminds you of its untamable nature.
Design and aesthetics
Its design is a work of functional and aggressive art, a direct heritage from its military ancestors. The boxy body, the iconic seven-slot grille, and the windows that look like arrow slits create a silhouette that intimidates and fascinates in equal measure. There are no soft lines or concessions to aerodynamics, only muscle and character. Inside, functionality takes precedence over luxury, but the feeling of being in a safe and spacious bunker is unparalleled.
Technology and features
The H3's technology doesn't lie in touch screens, but in its formidable mechanical engineering. Its heart is an all-wheel-drive system that is proof against everything, with a low-range gearbox and differential locks, designed to overcome the most hostile terrains. The large-displacement engine and the 4-speed automatic transmission are old-school: robust and reliable, designed to deliver torque relentlessly. It's the technology of adventure, not of connectivity.
Competition
In its time, few vehicles dared to look the H3 straight in the eye. Rivals like the Jeep Grand Cherokee or the Toyota Land Cruiser could match or surpass its off-road capabilities with more refinement on the road, but none possessed its mythical aura or its crushing visual impact. The H3 didn't compete on performance, it competed on personality, and in that field, it played in a league of its own.
Conclusion
The Hummer H3 is the echo of an era of excess and dreams of grandeur. It's not a logical purchase; it's a purely passionate decision. It's an imperfect, thirsty, and impractical vehicle for daily life, but it rewards with a sense of freedom and a stage presence that very few cars can offer. It's a future classic, an unforgettable icon that represents rebellion against the conventional.