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Hummer H4 for 2009 and 2010.
Its smaller, more economical and US are expected to be above 60000 units.
Its the Hummer H4 no news yet for Australian release but time will
tell.
Australia in 2007 through the good work of GM have the H3 Give the market
acceptance of this the H4 is a monty for sales in Australia ( if priced right)
Below is a recent article about the H4
Automotive News is reporting that a "new Hummer truck" will be launched sometime
in 2009. Hummer's general manager Martin Walsh claims the vehicle will have
"unparalleled off-road capabilities" and be "recognizable from a distance."
AN is a bit ambiguous referring to the new product as a "Hummer truck" in
that we're not entirely sure whether the outlet is talking about a traditional
pickup with a bed or referring to the new product as a truck in general though
it could have a traditional SUV shape. We expect it will be called either the
H3T or H4. Either way, HUMMER has learned with the H3 that downsizing its
military-inspired macho looks and maintaining above average off-road prowess can
equal big sales. The H3 (shown above disconnected from terra firma) is selling
like gangbusters all over the world and has led to a 54-percent rise in sales
globally despite the larger H2 waning in popularity.
Martin Walsh also mentioned that a hybrid HUMMER is not in the product pipeline,
saying, "it does not allow the vehicle to demonstrate true off-road capability."
Since off-road usually occurs at speeds less than 35 mph, a true hybrid
rock-crawler would likely need to run off of its batteries while bounding
boulders. We have to imagine some clever software programming to create just the
right throttle response would make for a compelling off-road propelled by
electrons. Either way, HUMMER does have plans for flex-fuel versions of its
vehicles.
[Source: Automotive News, pic: FR Design]
Hummer in
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