Those gas hog stretch H2 limos and prom season.

[pstokely]

does anyone here have kids have who reserved those POSes for the prom? why don't schools ban those things? Who goes off-road before the program?

[deadparrot]

1. My prom was last year.

We drove ourselves. :shrug:

[pstokely]

2. How many POS H2 limos were there?

[deadparrot]

3. Several.

Though I went to a fairly hoity-toity private school, so my experience is probably different from others. :shrug:

[HarukaTheTrophyWife]

4. I know someone who had one for his wedding.

He said it was the most uncomfortable POS ever. They wished they got a regular limo.

[pstokely]

6. A regular limo probably would been cheaper

[KitchenWitch]

7. Funny thing

I have never driven one, but I did sit in the driver's seat of a Hummer at Walt Disney World (they had a display). It was the most doggoned uncomfortable set up I have ever sat in. And I thought for $60-80,000 one would get comfort and luxury. :eyes:

[TimeChaser]

5. There were several at mine last year

We had a normal limo packed with four couples :)

[ForrestGump]

8. There're a few of those junkpiles running around Vegas

Natural habitat for them, I guess.

Regular Hummers are enough of an atrocity, in addition to being automotive garbage, but the ugly stretch and ultra-stretch limo versions are even more of an obscenity.

Much that is wrong in this country could be embodied in a single view of a Hummer. Especially one with a ribbon decal or other deadly hypocrisy on prominent display.