CNBC: What Happened To The Hummer?

[satam55]

The Hummer was an angular, militaristic, go-anywhere truck that became an emblem of 1990s pop culture. General Motors' Hummer was a coveted status symbol sought by celebrities and a sometimes mocked and vilified example of how far of America's newfound love for SUVs had gone. But in 2009, GM put several of its brands to the ax, including Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Saab, and Hummer. While the Hummer had a brief lifespan of just under two decades, it made a lasting impression on the auto industry.

 

[King Sun]

bad business decision all around

 

[Alvin]

H1 was dope, the other 2 were more expensive, outrageous versions of trucks on the same platform.

They could bring it back with a electric version

 

[newarkhiphop]

gas prices, remember when gas was expensive as fuk, that was almost at the height of its popularity plus overall not a good car

 

[ryderldb]

You got a hummer just to stunt, but there are nicer suv's out that can show everyone you got money without looking like a complete a$$hole.

 

[Blacknova]

I see the Tesla Cybertruck becoming the new Hummer in a couple of years

 

[JordanWearinThe45]

I see the Tesla Cybertruck becoming the new Hummer in a couple of years

In what regard?

 

[Blacknova]

In what regard?

As far as popularity and looking like nothing else on the road. I can see alot of celebs copping it and it becoming a status symbol

 

[JordanWearinThe45]

As far as popularity and looking like nothing else on the road. I can see alot of celebs copping it and it becoming a status symbol

Oh aight, I agree. I thought u meant it was gonna die like the Hummer

 

[Optimus Prime]

LeBron bringing it back

 

[Cadillac]

pretty good vid