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Old 12-28-2005, 07:04 PM   #21
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I guess I won't be posting pictures of blinged out cars again.

Just to neutralize the thread I'll post this picture of Lidsey Lohan beside her SL65.

Happy now Roberto?

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Old 12-28-2005, 07:05 PM   #22
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What? The military Hummer was a purpose built vehicle not a poser mobile like the H2.
Well tell that to Arnold and Fabio!
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Although, I must admit that I'm a in-the-closet fan of the new H3.
Oh no. The power of god compells you not to like it *throwing holy water on you* j/k

I'm glad to see that I'm not the only hummer lover here. Although I like the H2 I hate the H3.
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Old 12-28-2005, 07:20 PM   #24
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Man Lu - far too much info there.

The H2 is better than the Hum-vee - I'll give you that.
haha, how so? The Hum-Vee was a one of a kind car that could climb 60degree gradients... It can also play in 2 meters of water. It was literally un-stuck-able.
The H2 on the other hand... is a Chevy Tahoe (if you didn't know that, now you know) that has an overly fat body... and gets 10 mpg in normal driving conditions. And they cost over $50,000. I can think of about 100 cars I would rather buy for 50 grand.

Arnold is the one that started it all, that bastard. After he got the H1, everyone thought that that was cool, including me. But now you see freaken soccer moms, football players, high school kids driving in them and now I just hate it.

Here's something for you guys: http://fuh2.com/
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Old 12-28-2005, 07:22 PM   #25
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You are kind of right warot. Some dudes put TVs in really uneccessary places. When it comes to rims I actually like when cars are sitting on the biggest rims possible . Although I don't like the rims on the car below I really would mind driving the car for a few week. Driving a car like that will get you lots of attention and the size of the car demonstrates power and size. Just imagine driving the car around town like there is no tomorrow. Size does matter. And The answer is no, I don't take drugs.

I really H2s sitting on 24 inch rims.
So you think putting 24" rims on a Chrysler 300C is cool? A lot of people, especially in the entertainment industry sure think so.
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Old 12-28-2005, 07:47 PM   #26
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Say it ain't so!:
50 Cent: "I just want something everybody else doesn't have," declares the megastar backstage at a one-off UK concert at Rockingham race track. He then unleashes a tidal wave of how and why he is going to butcher his Phantom. "I don't care if it messes up the electrical system. The roof is gonna be gone. I want something more sporty. I'm not an old man. That's why I wanna chop the roof off it. I'll leave the TVs. They had TVs in the package I got. It's fully loaded. I'll leave everything that's in there. I'll just cut the roof off. Make it into a 'vertible."

Jay-Kay's Enzo:

Jonah Lomu with Skyline:
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haha, how so? The Hum-Vee was a one of a kind car that could climb 60degree gradients... It can also play in 2 meters of water. It was literally un-stuck-able.
The H2 on the other hand... is a Chevy Tahoe (if you didn't know that, now you know) that has an overly fat body... and gets 10 mpg in normal driving conditions. And they cost over $50,000. I can think of about 100 cars I would rather buy for 50 grand.

Arnold is the one that started it all, that bastard. After he got the H1, everyone thought that that was cool, including me. But now you see freaken soccer moms, football players, high school kids driving in them and now I just hate it.

Here's something for you guys: http://fuh2.com/
Well sure I know the H1 is technically a far superior vehicle to the H2, but I'm referring to civilian use here - the H1 is absolutely bloody ridiculous in the city or the suburbs - the H2 can at least be driven through the opening of a city parking building.

BTW - why did the H1 need to be so damn big - is that just an American thing?
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Well sure I know the H1 is technically a far superior vehicle to the H2, but I'm referring to civilian use here - the H1 is absolutely bloody ridiculous in the city or the suburbs - the H2 can at least be driven through the opening of a city parking building.

BTW - why did the H1 need to be so damn big - is that just an American thing?
To carry a 50 caliber gun on the top, hahaha. Lower center of gravity, huge suspension. Might as well be a tank on wheels.

My question to you is what is the point of an H2... can't go offroad and no one could need that kind of clearance.
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Warot, are you asking me to somehow justify the very existence of the H2 - I said I thought it was better than the H1 (for civilian use that is) - my God man, I still think it is a huge P.O.S.
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BTW - why did the H1 need to be so damn big - is that just an American thing?
Like I said the H1 was purpose built so I'm sure there is a reason for every design aspect. When you say so damn big are you speaking about the width? If so, my best guess would be so it was less prone to rolling over. Remeber it was used for Desert Storm so no trees around.
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