here is a little bit of HUMMER history! (not your history Bharat!)
H1
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
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 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 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'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
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 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 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)