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Custom Hummer H1 on eBay Motors - Click above for image gallery
It takes a special talent to infantilize the brute strength of a Hummer H1, but someone's gone and done it with an oddly swoopy redesign. One of only two made (yes, there is another), this unique Hummer features a custom hood and front bumper, as well as a multi-section removable roof should the driver and occupants actually wish to be seen tooling around the neighborhood in this beast.
Inside, it's been all tricked out with a trifecta of television screens, ostrich leather interior, iPod-compatible entertainment system, sat-nav, back-up cameras...the works. Even the turbodiesel V8 has been tweaked and mounted with a polished aluminum snorkel, complimented by a chrome Mack truck bulldog hood ornament. Oh, and it has a $2,000 train horn, just in case someone can't see this behemoth coming from a mile away. All this can be yours for the low price of $89,900 or best offer.
[Source: eBay Motors via Carscoop]eBay Find of the Day: Hummer H1 gets beaten with aerodynamic ugly stick originally appeared on Autoblog on Wed, 01 Jul 2009 09:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Jeep Wrangler Rubicon Unlimited vs. Hummer H3T - Click above for high-res image gallery
Last year, we compared the dirtside manners of the Hummer H2 and Toyota Land Cruiser. Both trucks did everything we asked of them, but at the end of the excursion we were left with another question begging to be answered: could the Hummer H3T stand up to the Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon? These cruiserweights live on a fatter part of the buying curve, and any time a Jeep is summoned to the ring, the other vehicle is inevitably the challenger. Even though the H3T is still relatively new to the world, it came time to find out if it was ready to stand up and fight for its place. Follow the jump to see how it held up.
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Autoblog Comparo: Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon vs. Hummer H3T originally appeared on Autoblog on Tue, 30 Jun 2009 11:55:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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China's Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery, the company that recently surfaced as the top bidder for Hummer, is about to start talks with Chinese regulators to secure the deal. While General Motors has a tentative agreement with Tengzhong, the two companies have yet to receive the state's blessing, which is necessary for the sale to go through.
Tengzhong, GM and Hummer have been working on a proposal to present to the National Development and Reform Commission, despite speculation that the deal will be blocked by those Chinese officials. Tengzhong reportedly remains optimistic, saying they haven't heard anything from the authorities and don't expect to until their proposal is actually submitted.
Speculation that the deal was in jeopardy began when a China National Radio station reported that government regulators would block the deal based on environmental concerns about Hummer vehicles and the fact that Tengzhong doesn't have much experience as an automaker. Tengzhong is better known as a manufacturer of special-use vehicles, structural components for highways and bridges, construction machinery and energy equipment, so some have suggested this is little more than a publicity stunt for the company, but it certainly sounds like they are serious about the deal now.
[Sources: Reuters, Wall Street Journal]Hummer buyer to start talks with Chinese gov't to win sale? originally appeared on Autoblog on Mon, 29 Jun 2009 10:58:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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2008 Hummer H2 - Click above for high-res gallery
General Motors' pending deal to offload its unwanted HUMMER brand may have hit a major snag. Although no official word has come from the Ministry of Commerce or the National Development and Reform Commission, state-run radio organizations are reporting that the Chinese government will indeed block the sale of HUMMER from GM to Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Co. It's impossible to know exactly how this whole mess will play out, but these reports clearly jive with the general sentiments we've been hearing since the deal was first announced.
According to Chinese radio reports (via the BBC), there are two main objections to the HUMMER deal. First, the brand's environmental credentials don't match up with the direction the Chinese government wants its automakers to head. Second, there are questions as to whether Tengzhong has the expertise to properly manage a large automaker as it's business dealings so far have all been in the construction equipment segment.
Not so fast, says Tengzhong. In a newly-released statement regarding these latest reports, the company had this to say:
Some people may have views and speculation, but the Chinese government has a process that we respect... The view expressed on China National Radio's website did not quote or source anyone at NDRC. We do not yet have a definitive agreement, but are developing our proposals with GM and Hummer and we will continue to engage with the appropriate authorities in an appropriate manner.
At this point, it seems equally as possible that a decision could either come down in short order or come only after a long series of protracted negotiations. Stay tuned. Thanks for the tip, Dave S!
[Source: BBC]REPORT: China to block HUMMER sale to Tengzhong originally appeared on Autoblog on Fri, 26 Jun 2009 14:57:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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2008 Hummer H2 SUT - Click above for high-res gallery
As Chinese media outlets continue to voice derision over GM's agreement to sell its unwanted HUMMER division to Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Co., there are real questions as to whether or not the Chinese government will even approve of the purchase.
State-run media outlet Xinhua News Agency has suggested that Tengzhong's interest in HUMMER may be little more than a publicity stunt, saying, "It couldn't achieve this result (of raising its profile) even if it spent $100 million on advertising." Commenting on Tengzhong's deal to purchase HUMMER, China's Minister of Commerce Chen Deming said:
We hope Chinese companies learn more about international market rules and development trends in their industries and make prudent investments.
While none of that sounds particularly promising, it doesn't necessarily mean the deal won't be approved, and HUMMER CEO Jim Taylor is reportedly moving forward with the automaker's future plans as it looks for a new location outside GM's corporate headquarters in the Renaissance Center to call home. According to the Nashville Business Journal, HUMMER could stay in the Detroit area or possibly join Nissan by taking root in Tennessee.
[Sources: Autocar, Nashville Business Journal]Critics from China berate proposed HUMMER sale, rekindled automaker could be based in Nashville originally appeared on Autoblog on Thu, 25 Jun 2009 10:26:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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HUMMER's relationship with the American Red Cross extends back to 2005 when the SUV manufacturer first began supplying the agency with donated trucks for use in the disaster-stricken areas affected by Hurricanes Katrina and Rita. This relationship has been ongoing ever since, and in 2007, Brad Mellon, a volunteer with the San Diego/Imperial Counties chapter, snapped a stunning photograph of one the ARC's HUMMER H3s against the harrowing backdrop of a California wildfire.
While HUMMER waits to write a new future for itself under Chinese stewardship, its ties with the Red Cross have now been immortalized as part of a postage stamp issued by the Republic of Guinea. The stamp, commemorating Red Cross founder Henri Dunant, features artwork by Frenchman P. Pavilland, who saw fit to make the image of the H3 against the raging fire the background of the postage he was commissioned to design. So HUMMER goes out in a blaze of glory, so to speak... in Guinea, at least.
[Sources: HUMMER, eBay]Red Cross HUMMER H3 wildfire photo reproduced on postage stamp originally appeared on Autoblog on Wed, 24 Jun 2009 17:58:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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2008 Hummer HX Concept - click above for high-res gallery
According to Automotive News, the deal between General Motors and Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery to offload Hummer should be complete by October. A statement made by STHIM's general manager, Yang Yi, further suggests that the Chinese company has no plans to export Hummer's equipment and/or technology to its home market, meaning that the truck brand's offerings should remain North American produced for the foreseeable future.
The details for Sichuan Tengzhong's winning bid for Hummer have not been disclosed, but according to AN, investment bankers are suggesting that the deal was likely brokered for around $100 million in cash, and Yi confirmed that the Chinese heavy machinery company would not be assuming any of GM's debt in the process.
Assuming STHIM and General Motors can sew up the bid for Hummer (in the third quarter or otherwise), the Chinese government will still need to grant approval before the deal can move forward.
[Source: Automotive News]
REPORT: Sichuan Tengzhong to finalize Hummer deal in third quarter, keep U.S. production? originally appeared on Autoblog on Mon, 15 Jun 2009 10:29:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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General Motors' potential sale of Hummer to Tengzhong is probably good news for those interested in seeing the company return to independent and profitable status as quickly as possible. The move should see enable GM to shed the negative political and social association of the star-crossed SUV brand and get some money in return. There is actually a better option, says The New York Times' Ethicist.
The Ethicist frames the issue as figuring out which is more important: GM's employees and shareholders (i.e., the American public) or the environment. Hummer vehicles are too heavy and use too much gas and, the Ethicist says, hazardous products should be regulated by the government. Now that the government basically owns Hummer, there is "an opportunity to reconsider transportation policy, including from a moral perspective. Such an analysis urges not merely discontinuing the Hummer but also significantly reducing our reliance on the private car." Here's more:
Shutting down Hummer could even turn out to be cost-effective. The sale price, perhaps as much as $500 million, may well be dwarfed by the long-term costs - in environmental damage, in public health - to us taxpayers, G.M.'s majority owners, of keeping those three tons of steel on the road. [...] The restructuring of G.M. gives us a chance to avert the fate of being laid low by our own automobiles, the grand manifestation of America's industrial might. The first thing we do, let's kill all the Hummers.
So, what's the right thing to do here?
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[Source: The Ethicist]Is selling Hummer the morally correct thing to do? [w/POLL] originally appeared on Autoblog on Tue, 09 Jun 2009 14:57:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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On April 8, 50-year-old Charles P. Dimmick died doing what he loved to do: watching his favorite driver, Jeff Gordon, run in the Phoenix round of NASCAR. Dimmick was also the marketing manager at Lund Cadillac Hummer Saab in Phoenix, and if you believe the person who wrote his obituary, he also loved to sell cars.
In the notice itself (after the details of his death and before the details of the wake), was this line: "We are sure he would still want all to know that 0.9% financing is still available on all New 2008 Hummer H2's." It isn't clear who wrote the obituary, but tasking someone with selling H2 inventory even after they die sounds a bit like something Dante might be involved in.
[Source: Yahoo!]Dealer still pitching cars from the afterlife? originally appeared on Autoblog on Sat, 06 Jun 2009 19:57:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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According to a report from Bloomberg, state-owned Chinese news agency Shanghai Securities News is predicting that it is unlikely the Chinese government will approve the purchase of Hummer from General Motors by Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Co. Why? Apparently, China actually wants to reduce the number of automakers operating within its borders and favors keeping manufacturers with an eye towards fuel efficiency. Of all the labels people have put on the Hummer brand, fuel efficient hasn't exactly been one of them. According to Tim Payne, a spokesman for Tengzhong:
"Some people may have views and speculation but the Chinese government has a process that we respect. We have only just signed an MOU but as we develop our proposals with GM and Hummer we will continue to work with the appropriate authorities."
In other words, it's too early to draw conclusions about whether or not China will approve of the purchase of Hummer. However, it does seem unlikely that Tengzhong would enter into the deal with the belief that the Chinese government would squash it, no?
[Source: Bloomberg]Chinese government unlikely to approve Hummer purchase deal? originally appeared on Autoblog on Fri, 05 Jun 2009 15:28:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Hummer HX Concept - Click above for a high-res image gallery
Now that General Motors has all but officially offloaded the HUMMER brand to Chinese machinery and equipment manufacturer Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Company Ltd., the next logical question is where does the brand go from here? Perhaps the best person to answer that question would be Jim Taylor, the man who was put in charge of the brand to get it ready for sale and who will reportedly stay on to lead Hummer under its new ownership.
Speaking in an interview with Paul Eisenstein from The Detroit Bureau, Taylor had plenty of interesting things to say about Hummer's future. For instance, he notes:
"We need to head towards CAFE compliance - which means smaller and more fuel efficient, or we're dialed out. Think of the smaller H4 we were showing at the auto show and it could safely conjectured we would enter into that space."Taylor goes on to suggest that "a ground-up hybrid or electric vehicle, [would] make a lot of sense for the Hummer brand" since it "would help us change our image." What are the chances we'll see an electric, hybrid or otherwise alternatively-fueled Hummer within the next five years? "I think five years out, excellent, assured. It's 100%."
Admittedly, that's a lot to chew on. A more environmentally-friendly Hummer would surely be a tough nut to crack, especially since the brand's followers will understandably expect future Hummer models to uphold the rough-and-tumble, go-anywhere nature of the breed. It should prove very interesting to see how this all proceeds, and Taylor certainly has our interest piqued.
[Source: The Detroit Bureau]REPORT: Independent Hummer sees alt-fuel model within five years, still looking at H4 originally appeared on Autoblog on Thu, 04 Jun 2009 10:28:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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General Motors makes more than a few world-class automobiles. As true as that statement may be, that alone wasn't enough to stall the automaker's steady decline - fueled as it may have been by the global economic downturn - into Chapter 11 bankruptcy. To expedite GM's return to viability, the Obama Administration plans to split the giant automaker into two parts, a so-called "Good GM" made up of GM's best assets and "Bad GM," which is what we're examining in today's Top Ten list.
In case you're not aware, Bad GM happens to include the entire lines from HUMMER, Pontiac, Saab and Saturn. Instead of dwelling on the oft ignored, underdeveloped and stagnant vehicles in Bad GM's lineup, we're taking a look at the best that Bad GM has to offer. Try as we might to make this into a true Top Ten list, we were only able to come up with seven suitable vehicles to lament - which admittedly does tell us something. Some were obvious, a few not so much. That said, follow along as we pick the Top 7 Good Cars from Bad GM.
Top 7 Good Cars From "Bad GM" originally appeared on Autoblog on Wed, 03 Jun 2009 12:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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According to sources at The New York Times, General Motors' Hummer division has been sold to a machinery company in western China. That company, Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Company Ltd., presently doesn't build automobiles, it is known for making construction and maintenance equipment, but more recently it has segued into heavy-duty trucks.
The NYT says that the memorandum of understanding between GM and Sichuan Tengzhong needs to be signed off on by Beijing officials, as the government has the discretion to veto any purchases of overseas firms by a Chinese company, particularly those transactions valued over $100 million. Hummer's final price tag isn't yet known but it is widely believed that to be under $500 million. Hat tip to IHC!
UPDATE: It's official. GM's press release announcing the buyer is posted below the fold.
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[Source: The New York Times]Continue reading UPDATE: Hummer reportedly purchased by Chinese heavy equipment manufacturer [w/POLL]
UPDATE: Hummer reportedly purchased by Chinese heavy equipment manufacturer [w/POLL] originally appeared on Autoblog on Tue, 02 Jun 2009 13:29:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Hummer HX Concept - Click above for a high-res image gallery
As expected, General Motors has announced it's entered "into a memorandum of understanding with a buyer for Hummer," but under the terms of the transaction, the purchaser hasn't been disclosed.
GM's brief release (posted after the break) scratches the surface of the plan, saying only that the deal is expected to close by the third quarter of this year, that the new investor is committed to funding future Hummer products - possibly including the H4 and a two-door H3T - and that 3,000 U.S. manufacturing, engineering and dealer jobs will be saved.
Those last two points caught the eye of PickupTrucks.com, which tapped one of its sources within GM to ask how manufacturing and dealer jobs have escaped the axe. On the manufacturing front, the H3 production facility in South Africa (which makes right-hand drive models for markets outside the States) will be shuttered and assembly will move back to the U.S. Additionally, the memorandum of understanding states that no Hummer dealers in the U.S. will closed.
[Sources: GM, PickupTrucks]Continue reading Officially Official: General Motors reaches tentative agreement to sell Hummer
Officially Official: General Motors reaches tentative agreement to sell Hummer originally appeared on Autoblog on Tue, 02 Jun 2009 06:50:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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According to a report by the Wall Street Journal, General Motors plans to announce a tentative sale of the Hummer brand less than a day after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. Although GM won't release the name of Hummer's (possible) future owner(s) on Tuesday, the WSJ's sources say that a deal could be struck by the end of the third quarter and the H2 and H3 will continue to be produced at GM's plants in Indiana and Louisiana.
It's been widely accepted that if GM couldn't offload Hummer this month, it would be killed during the bankruptcy proceedings, and the General has been entertaining bids from a interest parties, including a Chinese firm, for somewhere in the sub-$500 million range since late last year. When the announcement is made tomorrow, expect GM to be hyping the sale as part of its turnaround efforts and that the SUV purveyor's new parent will continue to work on expanding the Hummer line, including the production of future alternative-fuel models.
[Source: Wall Street Journal]REPORT: GM to announce tentative sale of Hummer tomorrow originally appeared on Autoblog on Mon, 01 Jun 2009 20:28:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Monday, January 10th, 2005
Details info: Alternative names:
Hummer H1 Off-roader 5d
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Available version:
6.5 V8 TDI AWD aut.
Previous version:
Variation:
Off-roader 5d
Off-roader Cabrio
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Description:
2004 HUMMER H1
How does one describe Hl\’s off-road capability? Start with its 16-inch vertical ground
clearance (almost double that of other 4×4s), its dramatic approach and departure angles of 72 degrees and 37.5 degrees, respectively, and the 17-inch aluminum wheels
with 37-inch tires. The HI can ford 30-inch deep water.
Hummer HI is powered by a retuned 6.5L, turbo-diesel V8 engine that for 2004 delivers
205 hp at 3,400 rpm and an impressive 440 ft Ibs of torque at 1,800 rpm.
2004 HUMMER H1
SPECIFICATIONS
VEHICLE TYPE
4WD SUV
POWERPLANT V8
DISPLACEMENT 6.5-liter
HORSEPOWER (net) 205
TORQUE (Ib-ft) 440
EPA MILEAGE RATING Not available
Hummer H1 Off-roader 5d 6.5 V8 TDI AWD aut.
Number of seats 4
Engine
Engine type Diesel, Front longitudinal
Number of cylinders 8, V
Engine capacity 6500 cm3
Number of valves 12 OHV
Fuel Diesel, Diesel
Supercharging Turbo
Bore 103.12 mm
Stroke 97.03 mm
Compression ratio 20.2
Max Power 153 kW (SAE) 3200 rpm
Max torque 597 Nm (rpm) 1800 rpm
Transmission & Drive
Drive all-wheel drive
GearBox 4 Auto
Steering type Electric power
Brakes & Tyres
Wheels 17
Front tyres 37×12.50R17LT
Rear tyres 37×12.50R17LT
Front brakes Disc
Rear brakes Disc
Suspensions
Front Suspension Stabilizer bar, spring
Rear Suspension Stabilizer bar, spring
Dimensions
Wheelbase 3302 mm
Length 4686 mm
Width 2197 mm
Height 1905 mm
Track (front) 1819 mm
Track (rear) 1819 mm
Curb weight 3428 kg
Trunk 1651 l -
Fuel tank 94.6+64.3 liter
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Sunday, January 9th, 2005
Details info: Alternative names:
Sales Company:
Available version:
6.5 V8 TDI AWD aut.
Hummer H1 Off-roader Cabrio 6.5 V8 TDI AWD aut.
Number of seats 4
Engine
Engine type Diesel, Front longitudinal
Number of cylinders 8, V
Engine capacity 6500 cm3
Number of valves 12 OHV
Fuel Diesel, Diesel
Supercharging Turbo
Bore 103.12 mm
Stroke 97.03 mm
Compression ratio 20.2
Max Power 153 kW (SAE) 3200 rpm
Max torque 597 Nm (rpm) 1800 rpm
Transmission & Drive
Drive all-wheel drive
GearBox 4 Auto
Steering type Electric power
Brakes & Tyres
Wheels 17
Front tyres 37×12.50R17LT
Rear tyres 37×12.50R17LT
Front brakes Disc
Rear brakes Disc
Suspensions
Front Suspension Stabilizer bar, spring
Rear Suspension Stabilizer bar, spring
Dimensions
Wheelbase 3302 mm
Length 4686 mm
Width 2197 mm
Height 1456 mm
Track (front) 1819 mm
Track (rear) 1819 mm
Curb weight 3271 kg
Fuel tank 94.6+64.3 liter
Consumption
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Sunday, January 9th, 2005
Details info: Alternative names:
Hummer H2 SUV 5d
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Available version:
Hummer H2 SUV 5d
Hummer H2 SUV 5d 6.0 V8 AWD aut.
Engine
Engine type Otto, Front longitudinal
Number of cylinders 8, V
Engine capacity 5967 cm3
Number of valves 12 OHV
Fuel Petrol, Injection by cylinder
Supercharging None
Bore 101.6 mm
Stroke 92.0 mm
Compression ratio 9.4
Max Power 242 kW (SAE) 5200 rpm
Max torque 495 Nm (rpm) 4000 rpm
Transmission & Drive
Drive all-wheel drive
GearBox 4 Auto
Steering type Electric power
Brakes & Tyres
Wheels 17
Front tyres LT315/70R17
Rear tyres LT315/70R17
Front brakes Disc
Rear brakes Disc
Suspensions
Front Suspension Torsion beam, Stabilizer bar, spring
Rear Suspension Coil spring, Multi-link, Air, Stabilizer bar
Dimensions
Wheelbase 3118 mm
Length 5170 mm
Width 2063 mm
Height 2080 mm
Track (front) 1763 mm
Track (rear) 1763 mm
Curb weight 2909 kg
Max. weight 3901 kg
Trunk 1132.4 l - 2452 l
Fuel tank 121 liter
Acceleration 0-100 km/h 10.2 s
Consumption
In the city 24.5 l/100 km
Out of city 14.4 l/100 km
Average consumption 18.1 l/100 km (ECE)
Previous version:
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Canepa (United States of America) Hummer tuning
SUV 5d
SUT
(2004 - )
Info:
Assembly Plants:
Avtotor (Russia)
Donors:
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Sunday, January 9th, 2005
Details info: Alternative names:
Hummer H2 SUT
Sales Company:
Hummer
Available version:
6.0 V8 AWD aut.
Hummer H2 SUT 6.0 V8 AWD aut.
Number of seats 5
Engine
Engine code Vortec 6000
Engine type Otto, Front longitudinal
Number of cylinders 8, V
Engine capacity 5967 cm3
Number of valves 16 OHV
Fuel Petrol, Injection by cylinder
Supercharging None
Bore 101.6 mm
Stroke 92.0 mm
Compression ratio 9.4
Max Power 242 kW (SAE) 5200 rpm
Max torque 495 Nm (rpm) 4000 rpm
Transmission & Drive
Drive all-wheel drive
GearBox 4 Auto
Steering type Electric power
Brakes & Tyres
Wheels 17
Front tyres LT315/70R17
Rear tyres LT315/70R17
Front brakes Disc
Rear brakes Disc
Suspensions
Front Suspension Torsion beam, Stabilizer bar, spring
Rear Suspension Coil spring, Multi-link, Air, Stabilizer bar
Dimensions
Wheelbase 3118 mm
Length 5170 mm
Width 2063 mm
Height 1977 mm
Track (front) 1763 mm
Track (rear) 1763 mm
Curb weight 2909 kg
Max. weight 3901 kg
Cargo area 0.6-1.56 m3
Fuel tank 121 liter
Cargo dimentions
Cargo length 881-1849 mm
Cargo width 1498 mm
Cargo height 508 mm
Consumption
Previous version:
Variation:
Canepa (United States of America) Hummer tuning
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Assembly Plants:
Avtotor (Russia)
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Saturday, January 8th, 2005
Details info:
Type : raised passability locked
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The Place Seatings :
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Type of the engine : gasoline
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Design of the engine : V-figurative
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Volume of the engine, sm3 : 6000
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Drive : ïîëíûé
Gearbox : automatic
Amount of the issues : 5
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