Hummer : Past & Present

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Hummer first appeared in 1992 with the market introduction of the famous H1, a civil version of the Humvee military vehicle. In 1998, AM General sold the brand’s rights to GM, which made Hummer one of its core divisions. A network of 17 dedicated dealers is selling Hummers in Canada. While the H1 is no longer available, the H2 and H3 Alpha descendants can tackle any type of trails with comfort and confidence.

Current hummer Models

2009 Hummer H2

2009 Hummer H3

2009 Hummer H3T

In-Production hummer Models

Hummer H2

Hummer H3

Hummer H3T

Out-of-Production hummer Models

Hummer H1

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Detroit 2008: Hummer HX and Saab 9-4X concepts unveiled (video)

It's a nimble, fresh concept intended to provide a vision of the future direction of the Hummer brand. It's called the Hummer HX concept, and it boasts efficiency and capability while delivering an open-air and fully customizable driving experience. The HX was given its look by three recent design graduates. Each designer submitted a different concept sketch and proposal. The winner, as chosen by GM executives, will be displayed at the NAIAS in Detroit. Imagine having that on your resume!