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  Nice Truck! - 2009 Hummer H3T
  By David - December 26 - 10:07 pm

  I traded in an 08 Silverado crew cab for the H3T. I opted for the 5-speed manual and adventure package. This truck is a true pleasure to drive. The five cylinder has plenty of grunt and is at its best when mated to the manual transmission. This is not a race car by any means though! The interior is nice and the seats are top notch. The mileage so far has been good, 16.5 mpg with mixed city/highway driving. This is better than what i averaged with the Silverado. The H3T benefits from the longer wheelbase (better ride) and the full size rear doors. We also own an H3 which helped seal the deal to purchase an H3T. They are both unique vehicles that not everyone would appreciate.

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  You get what you pay for - 2009 Hummer H3T
  By bambeke - December 7 - 2:53 am

  The 09 H3T is as advertised. "The most versatile Hummer ever." The functional 5 bed, along with its ability to haul 5 adults makes it quite a utilitarian rig. Pros: Exterior styling, level of optioning, quality of build, V8 power, 4X capability. Cons: A little tight in the interior (i.e. 2 large guys sit pretty near shoulder-to-shoulder rear legroom is quite cramped), no lock on tailgate, gas mileage (i.e. The best I have obtained is 12 city 14 hwy), weak auto shift b/t 3rd & 4th gear. All noted, as a truck/SUV guy, I can not think of a vehicle in this price range that compares. Given the mid price point, you get what you pay for...perhaps even a little more.

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  Soon to be a Classic - 2009 Hummer H3T
  By Doug Sturdivant - July 18 - 4:25 am

  This is my second Hummer. I previously had an 08 H3 and loved it but always wanted the T. Being a limited production vehicle, I finally found one I could afford as the resale prices have started to rise. Like the one before, this also is an Alpha. Same color, Solar Flair. The smoothness and power of the V8 far outweighs anything you give back on fuel mileage. Ive driven an I-5 equipped H3T and theres really no comparison. The size of the cargo bed is quite handy and really not an issue as I didnt purchase it for hauling large loads. Thats not its forte. Driving it does take some getting use though because the average truck has for more square feet of glass to look out of but when you get acclimated to the interior its quite comfortable and the setting sun, because of the short overhang of the windscreen, is never an issue. It could use more storage space and cup holders for the rear seat area. I do remember there was an insert available on my H3 for the back seat that had a cup holder in it. Dont know why that wasnt offered as standard equipment. Overall, I truly enjoy driving the truck. Chances are youll never see another one at a stoplight. And just like the first series early Broncos, these will only increase in value.