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First Drive: 2009 Hummer H3T AlphaWords By: Mike Levine
Posted: 04-07-08 03:12 PT
Photos By: Jim Fetts, Videography By: Chris Coole
© 2008 PickupTruck.com

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It's ironic that the first US pickup since 1986 with a seven-slot grille wears a Hummer badge instead of a Jeep logo (technically, the Jeep Comanche, produced from 1986-1992, had an eight-bar opening, and the Brute pickup from American Expedition Vehicles is an aftermarket conversion).
This after Jeep teased us for years with prototype pickups. The 2003 Scrambler Concept was slated for production but never arrived. The brilliant Gladiator concept, shown at the 2005 Detroit Auto Show, remains in cold storage. And last year the Wrangler JT Concept was baptized during the 2007 Easter Jeep Safari in Moab, Utah but you’ll only be able to drive one if you enlist in the Egyptian army.



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is it just me for does he say something that makes no sense from 2:13 to 2:25??
 

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^^^Deffinatly the best GM pickup! Fuel prices or not, this thing should be a hit! I would deffinatly have one! I am totally smitten by the H3T, although I do wish there was a extended cab or regular cab version with a longer bed. A regular cab would be my number one pick though.
 

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^^^Deffinatly the best GM pickup! Fuel prices or not, this thing should be a hit! I would deffinatly have one! I am totally smitten by the H3T, although I do wish there was a extended cab or regular cab version with a longer bed. A regular cab would be my number one pick though.

Best pickup would be a Colorado reg cab on the H3 platform, like the mules they have running around w/ the H3T...check sidebar at end of column on pickuptruck.com:


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I do love this truck, but like every other Hummer, it looks like its going to cost an arm and a leg. Now the "ZR3" Colorado that was at the end of the article would be more my style. Or better yet, if Jeep would pull their head out of their a$$ and make the Gladiator :D.

Great article, great truck!
 

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I'll take an I5/Manual Adventure, please. I do wish they'd hurry up with the diesel though.

The H3T going up Hells' Gate is my laptop's wallpaper.

 

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I'll take an I5/Manual Adventure, please. I do wish they'd hurry up with the diesel though.

The H3T going up Hells' Gate is my laptop's wallpaper.

I can't find that pictures, but nice choice.
 

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is it just me for does he say something that makes no sense from 2:13 to 2:25??
Sorry, this wasn't the best video I've done. It came together on-the-fly with a videographer who was on the trip.

I stand by my comment that I think this is the most capable *factory* off-road truck available. Dodge Ram Power Wagon is a very good rival though. But I think the H3T's size gives it an advantage in the tight spots. At the bottom of my review I include a link to our earlier story about the Power Wagon.

It's a shame Jeep didn't greenlight the Gladiator. I still drool over that truck.
 
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