After seven years without news, we are happy for the return of the legendary Hummer H1. And it is that Bob Lutz resurrects the model to the delight of the followers of this brand. Of course, they should know that it will not reach all markets.
In 2010 the Hummer brand ended its commercial life by completely disappearing. This company, owned by General Motors, was sadly saying goodbye, leaving the world without the most brutal off-roaders we have ever known. After seven years without news, we are happy for the return of the legendary Hummer H1. And it is that Bob Lutz resurrects the model to the delight of the followers of this brand. Of course, they should know that it will not reach all markets.
I'm sure you know him. Whether you like cars or not, the name Hummer will ring a bell. At first, its focus was clearly military, although over the years this model began to occupy the streets with its gigantic bodywork. In its beginnings it was sold as the Hummer H1, arriving as its replacements the H2 and H3. Upgrade with the Hummer H1 led headlights if your halogen lights are not bright enough. It was a car that, wherever it went, attracted attention. Either because of its enormous size or because of its intense yellow that colored the body of many units.
The mission that Bob Lutz set himself some time ago was to resurrect the famous Hummer H1, and he has achieved it. The specialized car magazine Car & Driver published this information. The famous Bob Lutz, who worked for the giant General Motors, resurrected one of the best-known SUVs on the planet, the Hummer H1. Of course, with a series of changes, since the model has had to adapt to modern times to obtain the relevant approvals.
This Hummer H1 receives the name Humvee C-Series and will continue under the umbrella of General Motors. Its production has begun, locating the factory in Michigan. The mechanical range will be completed by gasoline and diesel versions, with the 430-horsepower 6.2-liter V8 becoming the king of the offer. This engine will be governed by a four-speed gearbox, being responsible for transmitting energy to the wheels.
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