here is a little bit of HUMMER history! (not your history Bharat!)
H1
![Hummer History! 38967](https://2img.net/h/www.bangkokpost.com/media/content/20090605/38967.jpg)
Hummer's first SUV was intended more for the US military explaining
its 2.2m body width, which Motoring found to be terribly impractical on
Thai roads but useful on cross-country runs. California Guv helped
promote the brand back then.
H2
![Hummer History! 38968](https://2img.net/h/www.bangkokpost.com/media/content/20090605/38968.jpg)
Second, smaller model conceived more for road-use but still
backfired in economy terms: three-tonne body and the same V8 petrol
engines displacing over 6.0 litres. It managed to attract some buyers
in Thailand as a fashionable alternative to the Range Rover and Toyota
Land Cruiser VX100.
H3
![Hummer History! 38969](https://2img.net/h/www.bangkokpost.com/media/content/20090605/38969.jpg)
Hummer wants to go global, so its SUV must be of a sensible size.
Hence, the smaller 3.5-litre inline-five engine and a kerb weight of no
more than 2.2 tonnes, making it even lighter than Land Rover's
Discovery. The H3 sells in Thailand like a Mini with sheer 4x4 attitude
at some B5m.
H3T
![Hummer History! 38970](https://2img.net/h/www.bangkokpost.com/media/content/20090605/38970.jpg)
Hummer attempts to expand the H3 range with pick-up bodies to make
the overall business sounder. GM further acknowledges that more
efficient models are needed - with hybrid powertrains, which 4x4
exotics Land Rover and Jeep are also planning. Hence, the new Chinese
owner.
(bangkokpost.com)
H1
![Hummer History! 38967](https://2img.net/h/www.bangkokpost.com/media/content/20090605/38967.jpg)
Hummer's first SUV was intended more for the US military explaining
its 2.2m body width, which Motoring found to be terribly impractical on
Thai roads but useful on cross-country runs. California Guv helped
promote the brand back then.
H2
![Hummer History! 38968](https://2img.net/h/www.bangkokpost.com/media/content/20090605/38968.jpg)
Second, smaller model conceived more for road-use but still
backfired in economy terms: three-tonne body and the same V8 petrol
engines displacing over 6.0 litres. It managed to attract some buyers
in Thailand as a fashionable alternative to the Range Rover and Toyota
Land Cruiser VX100.
H3
![Hummer History! 38969](https://2img.net/h/www.bangkokpost.com/media/content/20090605/38969.jpg)
Hummer wants to go global, so its SUV must be of a sensible size.
Hence, the smaller 3.5-litre inline-five engine and a kerb weight of no
more than 2.2 tonnes, making it even lighter than Land Rover's
Discovery. The H3 sells in Thailand like a Mini with sheer 4x4 attitude
at some B5m.
H3T
![Hummer History! 38970](https://2img.net/h/www.bangkokpost.com/media/content/20090605/38970.jpg)
Hummer attempts to expand the H3 range with pick-up bodies to make
the overall business sounder. GM further acknowledges that more
efficient models are needed - with hybrid powertrains, which 4x4
exotics Land Rover and Jeep are also planning. Hence, the new Chinese
owner.
(bangkokpost.com)