Hummer Focuses on Outdoor Recreation…In SEMA Concepts
By Chris Weiss
H3T Sportsman
In some news from the SEMA show in Las Vegas, Hummer has introduced a pair of concepts designed from the ground up for some good ol’ outdoor recreation—you know, the kind of thing Hummers were supposed to do to begin with. The H3 Moab throws an homage to the country’s most renowned off-road venue with a variety of mods and aftermarket parts including front- and rear-suspension modifications, 35-inch BF Goodrich Mud-Terrain KM2 tires, grille and roof basket lamps, winch and beefed-up body protection. The H3T Sportsman is positioned as “the ultimate outdoorsman’s truck” and has been given powertrain modifications, suspension enhancements and a variety of Hummer accessories and aftermarket components. Hummer doesn’t plan on producing either of these vehicles and will undoubtedly continue to focus its attention on developing clunky, watered-down, faux off-roaders marketed to penis-shy douches and yuppies until after its pending sale to the Chinese is official. [via Jalopnik]
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- H3T Sportsman
Thursday, November 5, 2009 2:22AM
Sorry you feel that way about HUMMERs. Fortunately, books like Four Wheeler, which named the H3 Four Wheeler of the Year and the H3T Truck of the Year, tend to disagree. And, they are used off-road by their owners. Visit http://www.facebook.com/hummer to see how owners actually use their trucks.
Nick Richards
HUMMER Communications Director
Friday, March 26, 2010 6:43AM
The Hummer. This car/truck/horse is just to large for the average user of four wheel drives. In today's climate we need to act responsibly in respect of type of consumption these cars will use just to please the adventurist personality. I don't suppose it is a hybrid?