Osiris_x11
Gold Member, Moderator: Marketplace
hmmm... I came across this on the Hewlett Hummer web-site (Austin area dealership). It's a bit late- so I can't come up w/ any witty annotations to them.
cmhs75 said:they are usin a wire to keep the HUMMER from rolling over, how silly
Jonathan said:You sure? That looks like an antenna to me (not that it really matters), either way that Civic is screwed
cmhs75 said:yep, Im posative about the wire. Just look at the rear tyre and you will spot it and folow it back to the end of the hood of the HUMMER
no mistaking it, The HUMMER would have rolled if it wasnt for the wire
and look at the wheels of that CIVIC. Could they at least save those!!
these guys must really hate CIVICS. Or didnt like Fast & Furious
SNDSOUL said:I have had my Hummer H1 at that angle before and it did not roll over. I have a picture, but it is on my phone and I cant get it on my cpu. You seem to have some misguided info on the Hummer(reliability and capability). Have you ever been offroad in one? How about even riden in one? I can assure you that the Hummer in the picture would have been fine without a wire. As a matter of fact you can clearly see that the wire is not present in the first and third picture. I am certain they used the wire to lift the Hummer off of the Civic to get it out from underneath. What other vehicle can you think of in stock form that could be in this type of collision and not be damaged in the least bit?
You claim "countless reliability issues", could you please list at least one so I can make sure mine is not in danger of breaking down.