It's official, Hummer is now...
It's official, Hummer is now...
Not truly official yet. Still needs to be approved by the U.S. and Chinese governments.
Funny part is GM thought they could get around $500 mil and they reportedly got around $150 mil.
ETA: AM General will keep the military version.
Funny part is GM thought they could get around $500 mil and they reportedly got around $150 mil.

ETA: AM General will keep the military version.
Last edited by Budha05STX; Oct 9, 2009 at 03:16 PM.
You could buy a surplus hummer. Even have one around here that someone bought. I also suspect many to be on the market before too long as they will be getting a replacement for the Hummer as it has shown it needs to be beefed up with armor to the point it has little payload capacity.
For 150 million, I bet some big time business man could have bought them here in the US and done a much better job with Hummer by himself. Not to mention all the contracts he would have with the military...
He would have no contracts with the military as the military Hummer is made by AM General, not GM They are a totally different company. AM General is owned by LTV, and the rights to build the civilian Hummer versions were sold to GM. GM owns no part of AM General.
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GM will still build the H3 & H3T for the new owners till 2011 in their Shreveport, Louisiana plant.....with a 2012 option.
Well if this is what GM built, I wonder how much more can the Chinese cheapen it with their C channel design concept.
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