2005 Hummer H2 Wagon SE

A significantly different breed of Hummer arrived as a 2003 model. Using the same design as Chevrolets Tahoe and Suburban full-size sport utility vehicles, the H2 is 5.3 inches narrower than Hummers H1 model. Instead of seating four people like the H1, the less costly H2 holds up to five and promises an easier ride and more creature comforts., , The H2s 6.0-liter V-8 has gained power and torque for the 2005 model year; its now rated at 325 horsepower and 365 pounds-feet of torque. Also joining the options list are a stainless-steel brushguard and a touchscreen navigation system. General Motors Gen 6 OnStar communication system has analog and digital coverage and upgraded hands-free capabilities., , Styling cues like giant tires and side latches on the hood of the H2 are similar to those on the H1. The ladder-type frame uses hydro formed components. Underbody protection includes skid plates, a fuel-tank shield, chassis-bolted rocker panel protectors and a protective shield for the optional onboard air compressor., , The H2s 122.8-inch wheelbase is nearly 7 inches longer than the Tahoes. The wheels are positioned at the extreme corners, and the H2 has a 69.4-inch track width. High approach and departure angles permit driving directly into a hole and out again., , Up to six occupants can fit inside the H2 SUV when its equipped with the optional folding-removable one-place third-row seat; otherwise, maximum seating capacity is five. The 60-40-split second-row seats fold down. Eight-way power adjustment with a memory feature for the drivers seat is standard. Front and rear heated leather seats are standard. Dual-zone automatic temperature control and a Bose cassette-CD audio system with Radio Data System technology are standard.