Goodbye Hummer
#3
02-26-2010, 02:05 PM
Re: Goodbye Hummer
I always wanted to see a production (bio)diesel-electric hybrid built on the hummer design. A couple of engineering universities have done it, but not a major manufacturer.
#5
02-27-2010, 05:31 AM
Re: Goodbye Hummer
I always have an urge to stab the tires with a knife, but then i remember they have that wonderful center hub tire pressure management system capable of keeping the tires inflated even with a 1" hole in them. DAMMMM
#8
03-15-2010, 04:16 PM
Re: Goodbye Hummer
Seems like it would still suck resources - I could be wrong! I've always thought about that, too - if you could make such a "powerful" vehicle more efficiently and resourcefully... There's a lot of promise there!
#9
03-19-2010, 05:21 PM
Re: Goodbye Hummer
Why odd? I think when it comes to their products the quality isn't so bad anymore. So if ever it will be good but not that great of course.
#10
09-12-2010, 12:13 AM
Re: Goodbye Hummer
I've read an article on this so just wanna share it with you guys, hope it'll help. Thanks.
With the increasing fuel-efficiency of light-weight crossover SUV’s, Hummer is having a very difficult time competing. In fact, last month GM sold fewer than 300 Hummers. So while this image looks pretty cool, think of it this way: Hummer is literally going down. Quite unfortunate, but the picture sums it up. Nose dive.
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With the increasing fuel-efficiency of light-weight crossover SUV’s, Hummer is having a very difficult time competing. In fact, last month GM sold fewer than 300 Hummers. So while this image looks pretty cool, think of it this way: Hummer is literally going down. Quite unfortunate, but the picture sums it up. Nose dive.
