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I have a H2 2003 and I’m the original owner. It only had 6 miles on it when I purchased it. It now has 210,000 miles on it. I will never sell it. Best vehicle I have ever owned!
Agreed, I couldn't believe it! All the h2s I find here in the Midwest, and in the city are either beat with huge old rims which probably screws up the differentials and trans, plus the suspension but I'll keep a eye out if I can get a hallway decent one for a decent price id drive it until the wheels fall off.. Lmao so serious.
@@KnightXV Oh, I do NOT doubt that at all...the one featured in Scotty's vid is actually superb and looks better than a brand new mass production SUV! I wish I can afford one of those...I can manage to buy it actually, but the gas consumption scares me to death...LOL....8-10 miles/ 1 gallon is pretty scary...
Tampa Florida I'm at 202 thousand. Folks still can't believe it runs like a champ. I've been all over. Im 35yrs old. They really are easy to fix if your handy. Im not surprised at all of the h2 even though we have the h3 06.
@@paulclancy2404 good question. All I know its 220hp inline 5. Which for me is more than enough. Doesn't what I've needed and need it to do. Which is why I'm not getting rid of it.
I've owned many vehicles over the years. Toyota, Nissan, Ford, Infiniti(Nissan), Porsche, BMW. Currently own an H2 with 162k on the clock. Been a very reliable vehicle. One of the best trucks I've ever owned.
I was a reliability engineer in Indiana at the H2 assembly plant. Glad you like them. That particular one was a limited run. Being honest, if he's getting that has mileage, he's doing exceptionally well, lol. We used to get complaints about mileage all the time. One person reported getting 4 MPG!
Im a Toyota fan myself but I’ve always liked the sound of the old GM V8 startup. My grandpa had a 2004 Chevy Avalanche with a 5.3L Vortec engine and my dad has a Silverado with the same engine. Both are still running fine with no problems. It sucks that manufacturers are going from naturally aspirated engines to turbos.
@EscaLadeBoy27 on repairs since I've had it? Only about 280 for a new fuel-sending unit because the last one wouldn't show the proper fuel level. Other than that nothing at all. I also installed the sending unit myself so I saved about 1200 labor. I've also only put another 5k miles on it since I've lasted posted on here.
@@EscaLadeBoy27 No problem, they are extremely reliable if you maintain them properly, even if they break they're a GM product so parts are stupid cheap to get and they have tons in stock. I bought the 08 because the interior was nicer and it had a larger engine.
I’m not surprised the engine has 330,000 trouble free miles. These LS 6.0 engines are super reliable. What surprises me is that the interior and electronics are still in good shape. That interior was made when GM was making Fisher Price plastics that didn’t fit and were hard as a rock.
Love my 08 H2 Sut. Nearly maintenace free. Still have the original brakes. It turns on a dime and its super realiable. It get plenty of looks and its not for sale either.
Does the 6.2 in the 08-09 have the active fuel management (afm) cylinder deactivation like the suburban? I've got a 2004 I'm looking at upgrading since my family has wrecked it twice recently.
@Stay Positive yes they are reliable, transmissions can be it's weak piont,, all hummers are getting old now so it would be a good idea to have a mechanic check it over before you buy
I recommend h3 alpha over h2. Pause half way through the video. I have a 2008 hummer h3 alpha with 220k miles. Still running strong. I was looking for h2 before buying the h3 but almost every single h2 I found. Had lots of issues in the interior. Such handles being loose, windows no working. Sun roof broken and many other little detail. I was starting to be a little disappointed until I found a hummer h3 alpha with a v8. I didn't even know they existed. It had 200k miles when I bought it and it was in excellent condition inside and out. Better than any h2 I seen while looking around. 20k miles later. Still running strong, no issues. Gone to Miami and back from Dallas and many others state like Tulsa etc. Towed my 93 land cruiser multiple times. No issues. I personally now like and recommend an h3 more than h2.
Couldn't agree more...!! I bought an Alpha with 96,000 km, and I absolutely love it..! Scotty has probably never driven an Alpha yet... I bet he would change his mind if he did... Have you had any battery issues with your H3 Alpha..? My battery drains easily in cold weather... And I realize every battery does in cold temperatures... I didn't drive for two days, and my battery drained to the point it would not start.
Glad to here Scott prop up us Hoosiers and our love for manufacturing! I know several people that worked at AM General and when GM came in they really started to cut all the benefits that made AM a great place to work.
From his even higher pitch tone than usual, the number of laughs and smiles and the sheer excitement, it seems like Scotty is even more excited about the Hummer H2 than any other Toyota!!!!
I have an 2004 h2, i drive it like a stole it and it has been my daily for 16 years plus, has 220k miles and still going strong. All i have done to it is replaced the alternator about 8 years ago and ball joints and a few suspension parts no long ago Love the darn thing and will drive it till it falls apart
@@brendan7632 just like any other reliable vehicle, maintain them and they will last a long time. The only major problem with them is gas mileage, which is about 9-10 mpg.
When it comes down to it if you take care of it, it will last. I know some guys in my town with old 90's Chevys that have 500,000 miles on 'em they're made out of rust and bondo but they roll down the road.
wow! i wasn’t expecting the H2 to hold its value. looked at prices on high mileage H2 and they are still up there. $25k and up with 75k Miles or more. lol
My H2 is still running strong... parts are cheap...in this climate , I would trust any/my H2 over newer vehicles....no 2nd thoughts.. especially if I have to run down the side bank...
I've had an H2 and H3 and hated the H3 cause we loved the H2 so much. Totalled it but will get another one again, my favorite vehicle ever!!! Ive driven a ton of vehicles, and this is hands down my favorite
Have an H2 i bought new in 2003. Have 80,000 miles on it to date. Glad I never sold it. Most reliable vehicle I have. Daily driven! 100 % original besides new brakes n tires
My brother had s '94 Chevrolet 1500 pick up made in Ft Wayne, Indiana. He got over 450,000 miles on it, before he junked it. The rear end finally went out, but it never burned any oil. Had a 5 speed manual transmission & the 4.3 V-6.
@@KnightXV they had Victory Red L.E in 2004 and 2007, 04 came with carbon fibre dash and some chrome/ aluminum extras outside, no tv's or any of that in my 04.
I feel good about my purchase today 2005 h2 never been driven in winter mint condition 144k miles 14k I thought the same thing after a close inspection the build quality seems very good !!
I just bought a Hummer H2 with 58k miles. 10/10 exterior. The previous owner is in the Army and rarely drove it and had it garaged, hence the low miles and super clean exterior and interior. The paint is like new. The interior is 9/10. It is an amazing Truck. Oh BTW I bought it for $23,500 because I had a friend dealer buy it at auction for me. He didn't make any money off me he sold it to me at dealer price.
Seems like Tennessee currently has tons of domestics. It seems the domestics are here to stay forever, and is not going away, considering that its already filled with domestics for very long time.
But toyotas are well built? What's wrong with that. It's nice to support domestic car companies but if it's products is inferior to its competitors ( toyota, honda) why wouldn't you get a non domestic car lol
That is a 2007 Limited Edition Victory Red Luxury Series H2. Only 500 were made. Very popular and sought after. Saw one sell on ebay awhile back for 59K.
im here in the rustbelt of ohio and im always surprised at how hummer h2 and h3 have held up. most i see still look good. compare that to a similar year chevy pickup and the tops of the wheel wells are all rotted through, cab corners, bottoms of doors, pretty much the bottom up is just gone
I really liked my H2 there built with the same parts as a 3500 truck the air suspension worked great I hooked up a 20000 pound trailer and it sat level auto leveling with the air suspension A little hard on fuel but no different than a full size truck or Jeep
My brother owned one, yes they were reliable and extremely comfortable and can do anything. He complained that it's a horrible gas guzzler! 8miles to the gallon city and 10.5 mpg on the hwy! Yes it's off road capable and can tow a big boat. It's not for everyone!
Thank you scotty for the video. I had a mint h3 and two months ago I got me and h2 with 160000 miles on it. It runs and looks great all shiny and chrome. I went to Washington from New York last week and it was a great and smooth ride without troubles
The H2 has the LQ4 6.0 V8 with no "active fuel management" nonsense which means it will run reliably for a long time with low maintenance costs. What, a non-Toyota that Scotty actually likes??
2008-09 have the 6.2, not sure if it has cylinder deactivation on those years though. I've been trying to research it because I'm planning on replacing my 2004 H2 that family has wrecked twice recently
@@kellsAC1 I’ve never had to do any engine work on my 2003 6.0 with about 180,000 on it now except spark plugs and oil/air filter changes, just the regular maintenance stuff. Best truck I ever had
Love your videos. Tonight, I left work at 10:30pm. Got to this stoplight at the school infront of me and there was a car on the opposite side across from me. I was turning left, but just thought the other car was turning left as well. I took off and was turning left, but so how, I decided to stop. Well, the other car was not turning and was going straight ahead, and was not turning left. I did notice the markings on the car I almost ran head-on into: A Sheriff car. Working late and at night - being tired is not an excuse. Be safe everyone.
I had the opportunity in 2005 to drive one of those H2 s at an event in Bahrain on an Off-Road course that GM had set up at the international raceway there. It was quite the experience taking it up and down on a slope they claimed was 75 degrees. That was something else when the ground disappeared from view be fore going over the edge down and approaching the top as well!
It's got cop tires, cop suspension, cop shocks! Meanwhile, I can't ever remember a cop car being shut off in my presence. Besides getting beat on they've idled forever....
If you can't afford to buy this truck twice it's not the truck for you especially if you got to ask about the gas prices you should just stick to driving weenie cars
Currently, I own a 2005 Hummer H2 SUT Base and a 2007 Hummer H3 Luxury Plus Adventure. My H2 has a partially clogged EVAP system but runs and drives great like always. My H3 has serious electrical problems several times per year. They are both cool and fun and have exceptional light to medium off-roading abilities but the H2 is more reliable. My H2 averages 11 miles per gallon combined city highway driving. The H2 has a roomier interior. The H3 has a nicer interior, handles better, brakes better, and averages 16 miles per gallon combined city highway driving. They are both excellent in rain, snow, 8 in deep of mud, and all seasons and temperatures in Ohio. Also they make my family and I feel safer.
I am abt to get one....I needed to see this for my mindset. I really like the vehicle...but everywhere I go I see ppl passionately bashing it for even unexplained reasons....but as you said...who cares
Man I have had my H2 for 12 yrs and at 237k still drive it daily and tow a tandem with a Can Am side by side ❤️Wouldn’t sell it and never left me on the side of road❤️
We have a h3 and its great we had H2 but it was to big the suspension on the h3 is awesome right size and towing capacity great all arounder nice and firm ride!!!
Thxs Scotty, I got one of these, 2005/6, converted to RIGHT HAND drive, it’s got 70.000 Kilometres on it (42000 Miles approx), the best Ute I’ve ever owned, I live in Australia. It cost the original importer AUD$145000.00 in 2006 all up on the road including the conversion.
One of our neighbors owns a white one with very similar mileage. The damn thing just won't die unlike the 2013 Tahoe that he sold to a junk yard last year after just about everything that could fail did at well under 200,000 miles.
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Hey Scotty kind of off topic, but where can i get a used truck online? Or how do i look for them??
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Hows that hummers timing chain thooo
Whoever detailed that thing is a magician.
@DevilDog53 🤣
I have a H2 2003 and I’m the original owner. It only had 6 miles on it when I purchased it. It now has 210,000 miles on it. I will never sell it. Best vehicle I have ever owned!
2004 Toyota Land Cruiser 100 4.7L DOHC V8 Best EVER!
I was shocked when you revealed the odometer reading. Undoubtedly, the owner is meticulous about maintaining his vehicles.
I like ig
Finding people like this is like finding a needle in a haystack.
Agreed, I couldn't believe it! All the h2s I find here in the Midwest, and in the city are either beat with huge old rims which probably screws up the differentials and trans, plus the suspension but I'll keep a eye out if I can get a hallway decent one for a decent price id drive it until the wheels fall off.. Lmao so serious.
Agreed me2
LS based GM motor last 500k miles if maintained.
Is it just me, or is Scotty having WAYYYYY to much fun in that H2?
Oh yeh...I only wish he was the one driving....he was in the passenger seat....its a shame!
It does seem like it. I think he's happy to be in Tennessee as well.
@@silk7519 You can see the owner's leg in kaki pants while driving....maybe you missed it, but what matters is the excellent review...
It's a lot of fun actually, and I've driven a lot of vehicles..and the most fun to hoon around is an H2
@@KnightXV Oh, I do NOT doubt that at all...the one featured in Scotty's vid is actually superb and looks better than a brand new mass production SUV! I wish I can afford one of those...I can manage to buy it actually, but the gas consumption scares me to death...LOL....8-10 miles/ 1 gallon is pretty scary...
The cold Tennessee air has reinvigorated Scotty and NOW HE’S YELLING
My boys like UNLIMITED POOOOWWWAAAAHHHHHHRRRRR
@@don8535 why is this the third star wars reference I've seen today on very different channels? 🤣
@@iian_ been marathoning star wars writing club videos because I've caught up on everything else🤷🤷
@@don8535 right on, I still think they should have cast sorros as Palpatine.
I’m not surprised that h2 has 300000 miles. I own a 2006 Hummer h3 with the original transmission and motor still running strong with 411000 miles! 💪
Wow the crappy 3.7 5 cylinder ? Usually they only go 100k before needing replacement
@@paulclancy2404, not for people that maintain their vehicles.
Tampa Florida I'm at 202 thousand. Folks still can't believe it runs like a champ. I've been all over. Im 35yrs old. They really are easy to fix if your handy. Im not surprised at all of the h2 even though we have the h3 06.
@@Quis85 are they Chrysler motors or ls chevy?
@@paulclancy2404 good question. All I know its 220hp inline 5. Which for me is more than enough. Doesn't what I've needed and need it to do. Which is why I'm not getting rid of it.
I've owned many vehicles over the years. Toyota, Nissan, Ford, Infiniti(Nissan), Porsche, BMW. Currently own an H2 with 162k on the clock. Been a very reliable vehicle. One of the best trucks I've ever owned.
Once you own one, you will always own one. Great cars.
Good daily driver?
@@okwateva Yes, it's a good daily driver. I've been doing it since 2017. It drives like a modern truck and has been reliable.
“There goes that looney mechanic running circles in the cul-de-sac again.”
“I wonder if he’s that guy from Houston”
He works on so many cars, on the dam ground no lifts
Idk how he turned that h2. Mine definitely doesn't turn that short. It's terrible at turning
Never thought I’d see scotty praising a modern GM product
He praised an OBS and a 03 Tahoe
I remember about a year ago his video titled: Here's Why the Hummer is Garbage! I love that guy!
I was a reliability engineer in Indiana at the H2 assembly plant. Glad you like them. That particular one was a limited run.
Being honest, if he's getting that has mileage, he's doing exceptionally well, lol. We used to get complaints about mileage all the time. One person reported getting 4 MPG!
Every H2 on Autotrader, eBay, Craigslist, etc, just doubled in price
Im a Toyota fan myself but I’ve always liked the sound of the old GM V8 startup. My grandpa had a 2004 Chevy Avalanche with a 5.3L Vortec engine and my dad has a Silverado with the same engine. Both are still running fine with no problems. It sucks that manufacturers are going from naturally aspirated engines to turbos.
Thats what im saying
@@VasquezBaltazarFam90 Planned obsolescence. You sucker's fall for it all the time.
Sounds like ole Scotty been hitting the hooch.
I myself own an 08 Hummer H2. It currently has 262k miles on it. I love it! Still drives and runs great! I love the 6.2l over the 6.0l engines.
How much money have you had to put into it yet?
@EscaLadeBoy27 on repairs since I've had it? Only about 280 for a new fuel-sending unit because the last one wouldn't show the proper fuel level. Other than that nothing at all. I also installed the sending unit myself so I saved about 1200 labor. I've also only put another 5k miles on it since I've lasted posted on here.
@@kayze009 good deal 👍🏾. I have a 2005 reason for me asking. So far sounds like Hummer H2 is a pretty reliable one 😊. Thanks for the reply!
@@EscaLadeBoy27 No problem, they are extremely reliable if you maintain them properly, even if they break they're a GM product so parts are stupid cheap to get and they have tons in stock. I bought the 08 because the interior was nicer and it had a larger engine.
@@binayakasthakar9546Why?😂😅
Had 06 H3 with over 250,000 miles on the inline 5, loved it so much so we bought 2 more!
Omg! Scotty and a hummer? 😇😇😇
Scotty should do a video about the 2002 Focus SVT. It was an interesting time in history.
And he's doing doughnuts!
@@jaminova_1969 *Donuts
Both ways of spelling is acceptable / accepted.
Donuts : North American spelling.
Doughnuts : British spelling.
It's doughnut anyway
Them 6.0 LQ4 engines are bullet proof, one of the few best engines that GM ever built.
Tomorrow: HUMMER H2 is shooting up in value!
he paid 55k for that one. i think we are way past that lol
I swear every year I looked at them for the last six years, they go up like 5k a year for them 😆. I gave up and quit looking 💀
I have one I bought in 2016 with 91k miles. Since then it has 120k miles now
@@GOLMINER2 50k ?? I can’t even sell my for 50k cad
@@GOLMINER2 reliability less electronics than new jeeps
I’m not surprised the engine has 330,000 trouble free miles. These LS 6.0 engines are super reliable. What surprises me is that the interior and electronics are still in good shape. That interior was made when GM was making Fisher Price plastics that didn’t fit and were hard as a rock.
Those interior plastics weren't very good quality, but the paneling and fit was very good. Think 2007 Camry.
Love my 08 H2 Sut. Nearly maintenace free. Still have the original brakes. It turns on a dime and its super realiable. It get plenty of looks and its not for sale either.
Does the 6.2 in the 08-09 have the active fuel management (afm) cylinder deactivation like the suburban? I've got a 2004 I'm looking at upgrading since my family has wrecked it twice recently.
Hi Shane. Wish i could help you . Im not sure if it does or not.
@@warrenvitters3983 all good man, I'm curious how many miles it has?
@@shanet7511 It has 110k miles
How you pay for a full tank of gas right now? I'm thinking about getting a hummer truck trading my truck in
I’ve got a h3 hummer with 240k miles. Still runs great. Most issues are cosmetic.
What year I’m thinking of getting an 2008 H3
Burst out laughing when Scotty made that U-turn in the H2, and added his unique musical accompaniment. Way to go, Scotty!
Hummer H2 is one tough truck I've had mine for 13 years its off-road every weekend and is still going strong!!!!
I’m looking into buying one are they reliable
@Stay Positive yes they are reliable, transmissions can be it's weak piont,, all hummers are getting old now so it would be a good idea to have a mechanic check it over before you buy
@@TheUnexpectedOffRoad thanks I’ll be sure to have it checked out and ask about the maintenance
I have a H2 2003. Original owner, I off road still and it’s just like it was new. Never selling.
“I can’t fit it in”
Michael Scott: “That’s what... she said” 😅
I love how much fun and joy Scotty's having 😂
I recommend h3 alpha over h2. Pause half way through the video. I have a 2008 hummer h3 alpha with 220k miles. Still running strong. I was looking for h2 before buying the h3 but almost every single h2 I found. Had lots of issues in the interior. Such handles being loose, windows no working. Sun roof broken and many other little detail. I was starting to be a little disappointed until I found a hummer h3 alpha with a v8. I didn't even know they existed. It had 200k miles when I bought it and it was in excellent condition inside and out. Better than any h2 I seen while looking around. 20k miles later. Still running strong, no issues. Gone to Miami and back from Dallas and many others state like Tulsa etc. Towed my 93 land cruiser multiple times. No issues. I personally now like and recommend an h3 more than h2.
@scotty
Couldn't agree more...!! I bought an Alpha with 96,000 km, and I absolutely love it..! Scotty has probably never driven an Alpha yet...
I bet he would change his mind if he did... Have you had any battery issues with your H3 Alpha..?
My battery drains easily in cold weather... And I realize every battery does in cold temperatures...
I didn't drive for two days, and my battery drained to the point it would not start.
Glad to here Scott prop up us Hoosiers and our love for manufacturing! I know several people that worked at AM General and when GM came in they really started to cut all the benefits that made AM a great place to work.
H-1 was a military hummer with an interior added on. H-2 was a Suburban with the military look hood. H-3 was an (OVERPRICED) S-10 Blazer.
The Previa was also stopped because it was proven unsafe in front end offset accidents.
From his even higher pitch tone than usual, the number of laughs and smiles and the sheer excitement, it seems like Scotty is even more excited about the Hummer H2 than any other Toyota!!!!
I have an 2004 h2, i drive it like a stole it and it has been my daily for 16 years plus, has 220k miles and still going strong. All i have done to it is replaced the alternator about 8 years ago and ball joints and a few suspension parts no long ago Love the darn thing and will drive it till it falls apart
Really starting to like these. They worth grabbing these days?
@@brendan7632 just like any other reliable vehicle, maintain them and they will last a long time. The only major problem with them is gas mileage, which is about 9-10 mpg.
When it comes down to it if you take care of it, it will last. I know some guys in my town with old 90's Chevys that have 500,000 miles on 'em they're made out of rust and bondo but they roll down the road.
wow! i wasn’t expecting the H2 to hold its value. looked at prices on high mileage H2 and they are still up there. $25k and up with 75k Miles or more. lol
My friends mom has one with 300k and it looks brand new inside and out. Apparently they were built pretty good
@@MrPland1992 that is if you don't drive on that nasty salt crap
I got an 2005 Luxury. 93k miles.. I wouldn't sell it for a penny less than 20k
25k? No lol there’s ones by me selling for 8k-15k. 100k miles
My Sequoia was built in Indiana too. 315k on the clock, very little rust and everything works and tight as a drum. Great job guys!
Paint sticker is faded ?
I dunno Scotty, thats a deal breaker for me.
talk to me when you have a vehicle that don't fade its sticker.
Lol my 94 Previas sticker is still clearly legible.
I know it was meant as a joke but that would bother me assuming thats the sticker with all the vehicle info on it. The VIN, factory, year, etc.
My H2 is still running strong... parts are cheap...in this climate , I would trust any/my H2 over newer vehicles....no 2nd thoughts.. especially if I have to run down the side bank...
Scotty may be onto something. I'm the original owner of a 1995 4WD Suburban...still have it, zero major issues, still runs great. Built in Indiana.
Scotty, blink twice if you need help
😂😂😂
He was unusually excited though for a GM...I think everyone was concerned 😆
Hahahahaha
Scotty: 😉😉
I've had an H2 and H3 and hated the H3 cause we loved the H2 so much. Totalled it but will get another one again, my favorite vehicle ever!!! Ive driven a ton of vehicles, and this is hands down my favorite
SCOTTY WITH A HUMMER IVE NEVER THOUGHT I WOULD SEE THIS
It’s all about views=money. As soon as I saw Scotty saying a Hummer is good I had to see what was about it.
And the best part, you get 6 miles to a gallon 😂🙄😑 Common Scotty, were you high?
@@mannyaguilar67 I mean hes pretty obviously a stoner, or was
@@iian_ 😂😂😂 that’s where the jolliness comes from?
I just watched another video where he said to never buy an H2, because they are junk.
I have a 2002 Cadillac Escalade AWD 6.0 with 289k miles, engine runs excellent!
Hi scotty i have a H3 Hummer it has the 3.7 l engine with 250,000 miles and the transmission is perfect.
I had to replace mine at 200,000 but that’s cause the old owner drove it like it was a mustang
Have an H2 i bought new in 2003. Have 80,000 miles on it to date. Glad I never sold it. Most reliable vehicle I have.
Daily driven! 100 % original besides new brakes n tires
The GM 6.0 is one of the best engines ever made.
My brother had s '94 Chevrolet 1500 pick up made in Ft Wayne, Indiana. He got over 450,000 miles on it, before he junked it. The rear end finally went out, but it never burned any oil. Had a 5 speed manual transmission & the 4.3 V-6.
Here's Why My 94' Celica Has Over 300,000 Miles and I Wouldn't Sell it at Any Price. $$$
I think the fact that its also the "limited edition" gives it a lil more of a boost in value. Aaaaaaand now H2s are going to go up in price lol
What limited Edition? You mean SUT vs SUV version?
@@KnightXV not specifically. But it literally says on the side door and back tail gate.
That is a 2007 Victory Red Limited Series. Only 500 of those were made that year. Saw one on eBay a while back. Starting bid was 59k.
H2s have never been cheap
@@KnightXV they had Victory Red L.E in 2004 and 2007, 04 came with carbon fibre dash and some chrome/ aluminum extras outside, no tv's or any of that in my 04.
I feel good about my purchase today 2005 h2 never been driven in winter mint condition 144k miles 14k I thought the same thing after a close inspection the build quality seems very good !!
14 k for a 2005? great deal!!
This is probably the only hummer i’m proud to have built in my home state.
"Honey that crazy guy is doing circles in front of the house again"
As a proud owner of an H1 and H2 has the same wheelbase: 130 inches
But not the wheel span
@@ismailtopa3671 are you talking about track width...?
I just bought a Hummer H2 with 58k miles. 10/10 exterior. The previous owner is in the Army and rarely drove it and had it garaged, hence the low miles and super clean exterior and interior. The paint is like new. The interior is 9/10. It is an amazing Truck. Oh BTW I bought it for $23,500 because I had a friend dealer buy it at auction for me. He didn't make any money off me he sold it to me at dealer price.
As the grandson of a WWII VETERAN. I truly appreciate what you do for our service members. Thank you Scotty. My Marine grandmother would be so proud.
I wish Scotty would have connected his scan tool. I'd like to see if would come up with 0 codes.
Yes, it was built here in Indiana. The H2, H1 and HUMVEE, all built in Mishawaka. I was there for the first and last H2s to come off the line!
IMHO, that 2500 Vortex engine is one of the best engines ever made. I have owned a couple of them.
imagine driving down the road with scotty in your passenger seat yelling into a camera
You would crash then he would be still yelling in the camera saying how strong that vehicle really is and it’s safety features lol.
Scotty is now surrounded by patriotic American cars in Tennessee. After two years, Tennessee will be filled with Toyotas!
Wow this is so true. Good point.
I hope Tennessee will be filled with domestics and stays that way.
Seems like Tennessee currently has tons of domestics.
It seems the domestics are here to stay forever, and is not going away, considering that its already filled with domestics for very long time.
But toyotas are well built? What's wrong with that. It's nice to support domestic car companies but if it's products is inferior to its competitors ( toyota, honda) why wouldn't you get a non domestic car lol
@@jasonjiang9918 Most domestic car parts are made in China anyways. The world is hard to understand lol. Welcome to the global village!
That is a 2007 Limited Edition Victory Red Luxury Series H2. Only 500 were made. Very popular and sought after. Saw one sell on ebay awhile back for 59K.
Never thought I'd see Scotty review a hummer
im here in the rustbelt of ohio and im always surprised at how hummer h2 and h3 have held up. most i see still look good. compare that to a similar year chevy pickup and the tops of the wheel wells are all rotted through, cab corners, bottoms of doors, pretty much the bottom up is just gone
I really liked my H2 there built with the same parts as a 3500 truck the air suspension worked great I hooked up a 20000 pound trailer and it sat level
auto leveling with the air suspension
A little hard on fuel but no different than a full size truck or Jeep
My brother owned one, yes they were reliable and extremely comfortable and can do anything. He complained that it's a horrible gas guzzler! 8miles to the gallon city and 10.5 mpg on the hwy! Yes it's off road capable and can tow a big boat. It's not for everyone!
So is an hd 2500 🎉
Thank you scotty for the video. I had a mint h3 and two months ago I got me and h2 with 160000 miles on it. It runs and looks great all shiny and chrome. I went to Washington from New York last week and it was a great and smooth ride without troubles
Updates??
Have one myself....and I love it still want an H1 since I was in the Army....always loved Hummers
The H2 has the LQ4 6.0 V8 with no "active fuel management" nonsense which means it will run reliably for a long time with low maintenance costs. What, a non-Toyota that Scotty actually likes??
2008-09 have the 6.2, not sure if it has cylinder deactivation on those years though. I've been trying to research it because I'm planning on replacing my 2004 H2 that family has wrecked twice recently
Am I better off with a 6.2 or 6 litre?
@@kellsAC1 I’ve never had to do any engine work on my 2003 6.0 with about 180,000 on it now except spark plugs and oil/air filter changes, just the regular maintenance stuff. Best truck I ever had
@@shanet7511 hey, none of the Hummers H2 had cylinder deactivation.
@@kellsAC1 Good to know, I'm finally getting serious about replacing it and just test drove a 2008
Love your videos. Tonight, I left work at 10:30pm. Got to this stoplight at the school infront of me and there was a car on the opposite side across from me. I was turning left, but just thought the other car was turning left as well. I took off and was turning left, but so how, I decided to stop. Well, the other car was not turning and was going straight ahead, and was not turning left. I did notice the markings on the car I almost ran head-on into: A Sheriff car. Working late and at night - being tired is not an excuse. Be safe everyone.
You really can’t beat those Toyota door stickers though
The only hummers I see in these parts are down by the red light area with plenty of crack and busted frames!
5:26 ''if you re towing, get a diesel truck..." and behind scotty, here is a POWERSTROKE F250 passing by 😂😂
Love my Hummer H2. Probably keep it till the end.
I've never seen Scotty so happy to review a car 🤣
Lol! I got 2011 5.3 GMC Sierra got 803200km. Original engine, trans, driveshaft rear end. This hummer ain’t even broken in yet....
I had the opportunity in 2005 to drive one of those H2 s at an event in Bahrain on an Off-Road course that GM had set up at the international raceway there. It was quite the experience taking it up and down on a slope they claimed was 75 degrees. That was something else when the ground disappeared from view be fore going over the edge down and approaching the top as well!
The H2s were proudly made in Mishawaka, IN. I am proud to be a hoosier! I am glad I visited the AM General plant when they made the commercial H1s.
Scotty,
The move to Tennessee appears to be working for you.
Happy New Year!
I'm surprised he didn't sell it at 50k+... I remember back in 2008-2012ish the H2's were cheap at auction compared to a Suburban or Tahoe.
Spoiler alert: owner swapped the gauge cluster with a high mileage one.
Totally agree had both wish I’d never got rid of my H2 it was the best truck I’ve ever had
It's got cop tires, cop suspension, cop shocks! Meanwhile, I can't ever remember a cop car being shut off in my presence. Besides getting beat on they've idled forever....
I bought mine it’s an 2006 it’s sat for while only had 15,000 when I bought it that was 4 yrs ago, love it
my eyes...it's so bright
I have a 2007 Hummer H2, I hit 146k miles, I love my Hummer like the first day I purchased it
Should be talking about the owner dropping a million on fuel for that thing
Ha ha probably the owner is exxon or bp investor ha ha.
@@ΝΕΚΤΑΡΙΟΣΜΠΟΡΜΠΙΛΑΣ-υ9π H2 gets the same mileage as 2005 Navigators, Range Rovers, Landcruisers, F150s
If you can't afford to buy this truck twice it's not the truck for you especially if you got to ask about the gas prices you should just stick to driving weenie cars
i had a h2 for7years the best gm vehicle i ever owed loved it well made!
A gentleman that attends my church has one. It's still in really good condition.
Currently, I own a 2005 Hummer H2 SUT Base and a 2007 Hummer H3 Luxury Plus Adventure. My H2 has a partially clogged EVAP system but runs and drives great like always. My H3 has serious electrical problems several times per year. They are both cool and fun and have exceptional light to medium off-roading abilities but the H2 is more reliable. My H2 averages 11 miles per gallon combined city highway driving. The H2 has a roomier interior. The H3 has a nicer interior, handles better, brakes better, and averages 16 miles per gallon combined city highway driving. They are both excellent in rain, snow, 8 in deep of mud, and all seasons and temperatures in Ohio. Also they make my family and I feel safer.
I currently own the H3 truck and I absolutely love it. Yeah it doesn't have a lot of power but who cares.
I am abt to get one....I needed to see this for my mindset. I really like the vehicle...but everywhere I go I see ppl passionately bashing it for even unexplained reasons....but as you said...who cares
Under joyful exuberance in the dictionary is a picture of Scotty Kilmer. Thanks for brightening the day/night!
He should have taken the $60k and ran. They are around $15-20k on ebay
nobody offered him 60k. you can buy ones with duramax conversion for 60k.
@MysteriousOklahoma Thing runs 300k miles and will do more with no serious issues .
This is a special edition model. Obviously very well cared for. Still not worth 60K IMO.
If he’s getting 60k how much should I get for 08 h2 with only 30,000 miles
Man I have had my H2 for 12 yrs and at 237k still drive it daily and tow a tandem with a Can Am side by side ❤️Wouldn’t sell it and never left me on the side of road❤️
Seeing 300K Miles on a hummer is no joke the owner really takes care of his cars the odometer says it all
6L LS based motor last forever transmission is another story.
We have a h3 and its great we had H2 but it was to big the suspension on the h3 is awesome right size and towing capacity great all arounder nice and firm ride!!!
That Hummer has been well taken care of.
Stored in a garage, no doubt.
Thxs Scotty, I got one of these, 2005/6, converted to RIGHT HAND drive, it’s got 70.000 Kilometres on it (42000 Miles approx), the best Ute I’ve ever owned, I live in Australia. It cost the original importer AUD$145000.00 in 2006 all up on the road including the conversion.
Scotty lost it with this vehicle. Breathing in way too many straight pipe fumes
Stfu
@@nerdnec Chill
@@nerdnec HA!!!
Tree hugging boy is big mad
One of our neighbors owns a white one with very similar mileage. The damn thing just won't die unlike the 2013 Tahoe that he sold to a junk yard last year after just about everything that could fail did at well under 200,000 miles.
Should make a high mileage series!! See who has the highest mileage vehicle in the USA!!!
It’s a Volvo.
Yea or Toyota i knew giu 500k on Volvo
The Volvo guy is over 1 million miles.
@@walterwilliams268 is it the old 1960s Volvo?
@@handyhermit8659 not sure the year but saw the guy featured on a car show.
Hats off to the HUMMER for proving that it can conquer any terrain with ease. A true trailblazer!
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