Hummer H2 offers an unparalleled ability to cope with challenging terrain, and while not a terrible player on paved roads considering the shape and size, many competitors is much more subtle and maneuverable. Classified as heavy vehicles, EPA did not conduct tests on H2 fuel economy, but one critic noted about 10 mpg in city traffic and a little more on the highway, which is low, even for a large SUV.
Powering all four wheels is a 6.2-liter V8 that puts down 393 horsepower, which reviewers say plenty of power to get more than three tons of H2 moves. In addition to off-road prowess, H2 can tow up to 8200 pounds, which is pretty good, but there are many affordable and luxury
in a 2009 Hummer H2 comes standard with leather seating for five, and the third row is available which increases seating capacity to seven. Reviewers generally say that H2 is quite comfortable and has good fit and finish, but some were disappointed that the H2 looks much smaller than what the great exterior proportions suggest. They also said the available third-row narrow, and difficult to remove when you want to expand cargo capacity. H2 can carry up to 86.6 cubic feet of cargo with the available third row removed and the middle row folded forward, which is extremely low for this class. Standard equipment includes Bluetooth, heated first and second row seats, Bose stereo and satellite radio. When it was new, features such as a DVD entertainment system, navigation and a back-up camera are all optional.
They also say that the interior is comfortable, luxurious and generally broad, although some noted that the third line is rather narrow.
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