Hummer Hummer H3

The Hummer H3 arrived for the 2006 model year as a smaller, more accessible version of the brand's military-inspired trucks. Built on the same platform as the Chevrolet Colorado, it offered genuine off-road ability in a package that could actually fit in a normal garage. Most H3s were equipped with an inline-5 engine, which grew from 3.5L to 3.7L, but the desirable Alpha model, introduced in 2008, packed a 5.3L V8.

As the last internal-combustion Hummer produced before the brand's 2010 shutdown, the H3 holds a special appeal for collectors. Enthusiasts seek out the V8-powered Alpha for its significant power increase and the rare H3T crew cab pickup for its unique body style. Models equipped with the Adventure package are also prized for their 4:1 transfer case and locking front and rear differentials, which make them formidable trail machines.

The market for the H3 is well-established, with an average sales price of $19,389 across 67 recent sales. While high-mileage examples can be found for a few thousand dollars, the best examples command strong prices. Low-mileage, well-documented Alpha and H3T models consistently sell for over $30,000 and can approach $50,000, showing a dedicated following for these final-era Hummers.

Prices for the Hummer H3 range from $2,700 for high-mileage projects to $48,000 for top-spec Alpha variants.