GM and Hummer to split?
I agree Hummer Dog. I like to make use of a example I made -
Take any random SUV or Truck off the road and exchange the current make/grille logo for Hummer brand and you'd probably get the same crap just because it says Hummer instead of something else.
Take any random SUV or Truck off the road and exchange the current make/grille logo for Hummer brand and you'd probably get the same crap just because it says Hummer instead of something else.
Some choose to buy beer, scratch tickets,cigeretts orgamble. I choose to put my hard earned money into something that is fun and exciteing, My H2. Maybe if some would stop buying that 12 pack eveyday after work they could afford the extra gas expense.
This makes your post arrogant, you bitch about our SUV's yet you don't even realize the entire lineup.
You are wrong here.
GM's new diesel is expected to be the most efficient and the least EVN producing machine.
If you don't think a 8,500lbs truck that can get 20-24mpg, pull 10,000lbs, and haul 7 people and gear is efficient, then I don't know what to tell you.
If you don't think a 8,500lbs truck that can get 20-24mpg, pull 10,000lbs, and haul 7 people and gear is efficient, then I don't know what to tell you.
It's great to have a little Honda that get 60mpg, but with no tow value and enough room for tiny smurfs... I'd hardly call that efficient. Great if you are a heterosexual and live alone... bad if you have a family and a boat for example.
No mixing is needed, you come to a Hummer forum, bash the fuel efficiencies, what do you expect?
So what are the things you consider? Do you have your little own home made list on what you consider is efficient or not? Do we need to work with your standards to be approved?
No one seems to think about the energy that goes into the production of battery systems nor do they think about what happens with that acid eventually (it can not be dumped). I believe there are better alternatives than hybrid.
Hybrids are a concept of offloading one energy source to another energy source, so it looks less of each and appears more efficient.
With a diesel, i can clock 600,000 miles on the engine and it will still be running strong. 300k isn't uncommon for a diesel... do you really think you can maintain one battery bank for that many miles? Do you think your car would maintain that many miles with the motor or without replacing anything?
I prefer to look at the overall energy consumption rather than close binocular view. I also have pulling needs (Snowmobiles, Boat, Jetskis, Bikes, potentially a camper in the future)... I also like trails and off road areas where one can enjoy nature. A hybrid can't deliver on that.
When Hummer comes out with something such as that and I have the option to switch, I would, but other than that, you can stop your parading of how we are so bad on energy.
We are still one of the lowest gas priced nations of the advanced nation category. Only oil rich nations still exceed our gas prices, we have some of the lowest prices in the world.
Cute. See you in the morgue when your hybrid is trapped under an 18 wheeler... or just a regular SUV.
PS. Are you using CFL light bulbs in your home?
How about this computer you are typing on, is it 80+ certified?
What about your fridge and appliances? are they energy star? Do you have R40 insulation double walls? What about your home temperature... do you keep it average or cool?
How about this computer you are typing on, is it 80+ certified?
What about your fridge and appliances? are they energy star? Do you have R40 insulation double walls? What about your home temperature... do you keep it average or cool?
I can tell you that I have all of these, so before you go on your anti-hummer leaf licker environmentalist triad,
remember that some of us have exceptional energy conservation at home which makes up for more than our share of inefficiency... keep that in mind next time you switch lights on in your home.
Listen dude, you need to reread my original post. My basic point is that fuel has gone up. It may go down, but not as low as it was before. Hummers are fun vehicles, but peoples' ability to operate them is going to be impacted. Not that they won't still, but it'll cost more. You want to pay it, fine. But the era of cheap gas was an anomaly and is over.
By the way, I don't claim to have all the answers and you have the right to drive what you want; I never said you didn't! It's just going to be more expensive from now on.
I've gotta run, I need to go hug a tree before I cut it down with my new stihl. What can I tell you... we all have our vices.
Some people just want/need to get from point A to point B, so they buy what ever car will get them there at the cheapest price in gas and auto.
Me, I want/need to get from point A to point B safe, comfortable and in style. I also need to be able to tow my boat when I need/want to. Yeah, I hate the price of gas, but I also hate what's it's costing to heat my house too. I also hate that a can of coffee is over 10 bucks. What are we gonna do? Give up and drive tin cans, be cold in our own homes, drink hot water instead of coffee?
This sums it up.
New Hummer H2 $67,583
Filling the gas tank about every 300 miles $127.00
Owning a Hummer H2 that can tow your boat, comfortable to ride in, go just about anywhere off road, getting there safe and in style, PRICELESS
Me, I want/need to get from point A to point B safe, comfortable and in style. I also need to be able to tow my boat when I need/want to. Yeah, I hate the price of gas, but I also hate what's it's costing to heat my house too. I also hate that a can of coffee is over 10 bucks. What are we gonna do? Give up and drive tin cans, be cold in our own homes, drink hot water instead of coffee?
This sums it up.
New Hummer H2 $67,583
Filling the gas tank about every 300 miles $127.00
Owning a Hummer H2 that can tow your boat, comfortable to ride in, go just about anywhere off road, getting there safe and in style, PRICELESS
As people above have said, this all has to do with the price of gas, and people panicing don't want to go out and buy a hummer thats for sure. They now have a cadillac escalade hybrid which is the same engine as the h2. Offer every hummer in a hybrid model and regular model and people won't be so scared of hummers and they would actually get alot more sales.
ORIGINAL: OnAll4s
This sums it up.
New Hummer H2 $67,583
Filling the gas tank about every 300 miles $127.00
Owning an SUT and folding down the rear seat to give your dog a rolling palace, PRICELESS
This sums it up.
New Hummer H2 $67,583
Filling the gas tank about every 300 miles $127.00
Owning an SUT and folding down the rear seat to give your dog a rolling palace, PRICELESS



