UK Tabloid Crashes Full-Size Remote-Control HUMMER H3

Sun, Mar 16, 2008

Hummer News

Remote Hummer H3 Crash
England’s Sun tabloid got a chance to test drive a new full-size, remote-control HUMMER H3 recently, and managed to lose control over the vehicle worth around $70,000 (USD). The HUMMER was designed by a team at Cranfield University in Bedfordshire under chief engineer Dr. James Brighton. “We’ve had lots of fun in the process creating the best radio-controlled vehicle ever,” he said.

And who better to test out the new remote HUMMER than a tabloid reporter? At least they had enough sense to video tape the test drive – although the HUMMER’s adventure into the bushes wasn’t caught on camera. Maybe next time.

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5 Responses to “UK Tabloid Crashes Full-Size Remote-Control HUMMER H3”

  1. offroader613 Says:

    Maybe they should stick to the miniature versions in stores.

  2. georgieboysobota Says:

    you should see the video on the site, when the HUMMER is pulled out of the bushes the only broken thing is the number/registration plate.

    heres the link to the site:

    http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/virals/article912260.ece

  3. offroader613 Says:

    Wow, that’s one tough truck.

  4. georgieboysobota Says:

    ive just seen it on the news aswell


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