2007 Hummer H3 Reviews

The door automatically locks after closing.

I leased my H3 this past September and love it!

It's great to see GM made a compromise on a luxury SUV at a reasonable fuel consumption. I was reluctant to re-lease an SUV for a year prior, due to rising fuel costs and being well aware of the fuel most large SUV's use. Do not misunderstand though, if you push them they will will drink it! Heated mirrors would have finished it off nicely.

The trough at the bottom of the windshield makes for an undesirable collection area of snow/ice, which in turn can make it difficult for the wipers to operate. Mid-cycle wiper turn off capabilities would have been nice to make snow cleaning easier.

Strange, but the door automatically locks when closing if the vehicle is left running. I'm thinking it's do to the closure momentum not the electrics. This is annoying.

All in all I am able to overlook these hiccups for everything else the H3 offers. It's the type of vehicle you either like or dislike.

Something in the drive shaft had to be replaced 2 months after purchase. 3 mo into purchase doors seemed a little loose or like they had dropped so had to have them adjusted. 6 months into purchase the driver side door is scraping the paint off the front quarter panel when you open it and makes a horrible metal to metal noise.

At first I thought I'd have a terrible time parking this thing, but quickly realized it would turn on a dime.

If your driving there is no place to rest your left foot except on a small hump in the floor.

Cargo area is MUCH smaller than it looks and I quickly realized that the first trip to the grocery store.

On the up side the kids LOVE it and its not too bad on gas.

Had no problems so far.

Great handling.

You have a better shot coming out on top when someone tries to enter your space on the road.