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Alex K @ Jan 2nd 2008 9:37PM
Those things are so heavily modified that the only relevancy the vehicle pictured above has to an H3 is that it looks enough like one to be useful to the folks in the Hummer marketing department. They've fixed all the issues that make a normal H3 a useless hunk of metal.
I'm more interested in the guys running the Forester:
http://www.leblogauto.com/2007/12/un-subaru-forester-sur-le-dakar.html
http://news-images.caradisiac.com/IMG/jpg/1/3/2/1/9/Subaru-Forester_Dakar-1_grande.jpg