Remember the first-generation Hummer? Underpinned by the same chassis and boasting the same rugged looks as the U.S. Army-spec Humvee, the civilian Hummer became a commercial hit the moment it was ...

One of the many extraordinary vehicles displayed in the Extreme Conditions section of the Petersen Automotive Museum is a very heavily modified 1998 Hummer H1 known as Tuezday. Along with a similarly ...

Chinese carmaker Dongfeng is building a Hummer H1 copy that also serves as a military vehicle, just like the Humvee. Perhaps the Chinese went a little too far this time, though, by building an ...

CARS.COM — The Hummer for rich civilians is baaaaaacccckkkkkk, at least in China. A Michigan startup, Humvee Export, unveiled a new made-in-the-USA designer Humvee H1 at the recent 2017 Shanghai auto ...

General Motors revealed its very first electric pickup truck on Tuesday — the GMC Hummer EV. The original Hummer H1 hit the streets in 1992, and GMC's new truck is the first new Hummer since GM shut ...

This February, following nine months of discussion between General Motors and China's Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Company, negotiations to sell the Hummer brand collapsed. Even though ...

Last week, GM Authority presented a live photo gallery of Tuezday, a Hummer H1 SUV converted to be one of the first two hybrid vehicles ever to travel to the South Pole in an expedition called Zero ...

After announcing it was bringing back the Hummer last year, GM has deprived fans of any new images of the next-gen SUV. Thankfully, automotive designer Samir Sadikhov is here to satiate hungry Hummer ...

Arnold Schwarzenegger was influential in getting AM General’s military-duty Humvee converted for civilian use in the 1990s. Since then his environmental consciousness has grown, making his beloved ...

DETROIT — The 2006 model year will be the last for the Hummer H1, the hulking, gas-guzzling status symbol that has attracted celebrities and off-road enthusiasts but has drawn the ire of ...

Roaring out of the 1990s like a “Seinfeld” reboot, the Hummer H1 is back, bold, brash and too big to ignore. The name has changed, but the profile is unmistakable when you see one of Mil-Spec ...