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Offroad Video: HUMMER Snow Run 2010
There were some great photos documenting the 11th Annual HUMMER snow run in Grayling, Michigan and now HUMMER has released a video on their facebook page (become a fan if you haven’t already). Enjoy!
Continue reading...Free HUMMER iPhone Wallpapers
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
We know we have a fair number of iPhone users, so we decided to put together some HUMMER iPhone wallpapers. Everyone should be able to find one suitable to their liking with Alpha, H1, H2, H3, H3T, H3T Concept, HX Concept, and HUMMER logo options. Cheers!
Continue reading...Romanian Designer Creates HUMMER Concept
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
We’re not sure why Romanian designer Andrus Ciprian created his HUMMER concept (since he has no relationship with the brand), but we do think it’s amusing to look at. Ciprian calls the concept vehicle the HUMMER HB, and borrowed many of the design cues from actual HUMMER vehicles and concepts. The concept is rooted with [...]
Continue reading...Ask Jim Part 5: HUMMER’s Offroad DNA
Friday, December 18, 2009
In our 5th and final Q&A segment with HUMMER’s CEO Jim Taylor, he addresses the brand’s offroad capabilities, dealer and owner events like HUMMER Happenings, as well as a couple wildcard issues like OnStar and H3T Accessories. Many thanks to Jim, who took the time to answer so many questions for this week-long feature – [...]
Continue reading...Revisiting the HUMMER H3T Concept
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Five years before the production version of the H3T came to market, and two years before the H3 came to the market, HUMMER showed off a two-door pickup truck concept called the H3T. It had many of the styling cues that would eventually find their way into the production version of the H3T and the [...]
Continue reading...HUMMER H3T Sportsman Edition from SEMA 2009 Photo Gallery
Friday, November 13, 2009
The H3T Sportsman was the other concept truck HUMMER had on display at the 2009 SEMA show, and we’ve added a gallery to our coverage. One accessory that wasn’t specifically listed but appeared on the truck was a rear utility-light that attached to bedrails of the truck – something we haven’t seen before but looked [...]
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Friday, February 19, 2010
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