But were not rolling along
For thousands of different reasons people have purchased SUVs in the past several years. The high seating position gives a commanding view of the road and a sense of invincibility. The high ground clearance and off-road tires let you know they can handle just about anything thrown their way.
The rugged industrial looks and powerful motors add to the driver's self-confidence and sense of power. Particularly in the case of the HUMMER.
Many have done so because of the sense of security they get knowing that should an accident occur, they and their loved ones will be protected inside.
So you can imagine the confusion people feel when the front end of there H2 Hummer grinds into the road after a very minor bump.
No hard impact or off-road activity, just a low-speed minor collision and the HUMMER is down for the count.
Apparently a faulty steering knuckle on 2003 model year H2s is to blame. The part in question was apparently changed in 2004 but it's possible that the 47,900 other 2003's on the road might have a similar propensity for nosedives
Should have bought a Mini
