We need an other vehicle section........

[Crazydefense32]

IT DOES, according to the hummer site

Engine & Drivetrain
Specifically designed as a truck engine, the Vortec 3500 is a 3.5L inline five-cylinder offering an excellent combination of power and efficiency. The engine delivers 220 horsepower at 5600 rpm and 225 lb.-ft. of torque at 2800 rpm. In terms of performance, the Vortec 3500 provides the H3 with excellent power and control for off-roading, with comfortable and capable on-road characteristics, including acceleration that equals the V-8 powered H2 in most driving conditions. The Vortec 3500 brings premium features and advanced technologies –- including dual overhead cams, variable valve timing, electronic throttle control and low mass. The engine also features unique counter-rotating balance shafts to help minimize noise, vibration and harshness.
The Vortec 3500 is available in the H3 with either a standard, smooth-shifting five-speed manual transmission or a Hydra-Matic 4L60-E electronically controlled four-speed automatic transmission. The automatic transmission includes shift modes specific to low-range operation, which, combined with speed-based throttle progressions, help optimize driveability in low-range, off-highway operation.
The H3 also has a standard new Borg-Warner two-speed electrically controlled full-time four-wheel-drive system with a 2.64:1 ratio low-range gear reduction for highly controlled off-road obstacle climbing. An optional version provides aggressive low range gearing –- a 4.03:1 ratio –- for ultimate obstacle-climbing control.
Both versions provide the choice of operating modes:

* 4High-range Open, for optimum highway performance and comfort under normal road conditions
* 4High-range Locked, which allows torque to be transferred to the front or rear wheels as needed
* 4Low-range Locked, for severe off-pavement use, such as crawling over large rocks or logs, or deep sand or snow.
* 4Low-range Locked plus driver-selectable electronic rear differential locked, with the optional 4.03:1 low-range transfer case gearing, providing crawling and climbing power every bit as capable as the legendary H1 and H2.
* Neutral, for flat-towing the H3.



HUMMER ALPHA


H3X Features

* Eight Exterior Color Options
* Unique squared chromed wrap-around brush guard
* Unique body-color grille
* Unique 18-inch chrome wheels
* Unique body-colored hard spare tire carrier with chromed accent
* Exclusive Chrome wheel, Center cap and Tire package
* P265/65R18-112S TL on-/off-road Tires
* H3 Logo Embroidered Headrests
* Bright Roof Crossbows
* Chrome Fuel Door
* Chrome Tubular Assist Steps
* Chrome Appearance Package


Engine:

* 3.7L Inline-5 - 242 horsepower, 242 lb.-ft. of torque

First thing I saw on the Hummer website when I it opened up is "The H3 Hummer V8 Alpha" The stats on it says Vortec 5.3 Liter V8, 300 hp, and 320lb of Torque. :Chevy:

 

[Rollin Thunder]

First thing I saw on the Hummer website when I it opened up is "The H3 Hummer V8 Alpha" The stats on it says Vortec 5.3 Liter V8, 300 hp, and 320lb of Torque. :Chevy:

COOL, if i was gunna get a hummer though i would get an h1.

 

[LAP TOP GAMER]

Last I heard they are out of production for the civilians any way.

 

[Rollin Thunder]

yea, that was the saddest day of my life:cryin: :cryin: . but i could still find a good 05-06 probably.

 

[Crazydefense32]

yea, that was the saddest day of my life:cryin: :cryin: . but i could still find a good 05-06 probably.

Yea, I was pretty pissed that they ended civilian production too, I have looked around for older models, but unfortunately they cost almost as much as a new Hoe' or Yukon. :Chevy:

 

[LAP TOP GAMER]

Yea, I was pretty pissed that they ended civilian production too, I have looked around for older models, but unfortunately they cost almost as much as a new Hoe' or Yukon. :Chevy:

What I don't get is it is still listed on the Hummer web site.

 

[Crazydefense32]

What I don't get is it is still listed on the Hummer web site.

Yea, I don't get that either, I actually was on their last night pricing out a H3 and I noticed you can still "build" one. I guess they just want to maintain the super tough truck image by still showing it on the website. :Chevy: