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CO Hummer 05-16-2006 05:11 PM
Re: No more H1
 
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Originally Posted by PhilD
Nothing worse than having an obsolete vehicle with no flex that is too wide for the trails and gets passed by H2's all day long, to only find it costs you a fortune to keep it running between breakdowns ;) :D :D

:D :D

But now that they're obsolete, you'll probably be able to pick one up for $15K.

Aubs 05-17-2006 02:35 AM
Re: No more H1
 
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Originally Posted by PhilD
Very true :D

Seems a lot of people think they will double in value, but I suspect that is wishful thinking. I really don't think the number of people wanting to buy an H1 will increase that much, so in theory if the demand doesn't change significantly, prices should stay about the same.

Hey, isn't that what I said? :p

KenP 05-17-2006 08:08 PM
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Originally Posted by PhilD
Or even an Italian alternative;

http://www.army-guide.com/eng/product.php?prodID=1594

I'm sure there's a few more also.
That Panther is pretty cool.

And it comes with this:

MarineHawk 05-17-2006 08:12 PM
Re: No more H1
 
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Originally Posted by PhilD

Interesting how the Swiss version is "based on the US AM General High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle (HMMWV) chassis," but has a solid front axle.

MarineHawk 05-17-2006 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by PhilD

I assume the weight ot the Swiss was is mistakenly reported in kilos instead of pounds. It can't be 7,600 kg = 16,720 pounds.

H2 Ranger 05-17-2006 08:25 PM
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How about the new MK47? :D

Hi-Mobility 05-18-2006 02:39 AM
Re: No more H1
 
Do you actually have any H1 experience? Your post sounds like you haven't done any real wheel'in with an experienced H1 driver.

I just like re-stating the obvious. Nothing worse than having an obsolete vehicle with no flex that is too wide for the trails and gets passed by H2's all day long, to only find it costs you a fortune to keep it running between breakdowns ;) :D :D[/quote]

GeneseeMtn 05-18-2006 11:01 PM
F GM!
 
GM's "H1 ALPHA" will cease to be produced. The AM General original "HUMMER" will continue to be produced & sold by AM General.

I drive a civilian variant HMMWV manufactured by AM General that has nothing to do with General Motors! Kill the H1. Long live the AM GENERAL HUMMER.



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Originally Posted by PARAGON
It's official now and has been publicly announced.

DETROIT - If you want a big Hummer, you?d better get it now.
The 2006 model year will be the last for the H-1, the hulking, gas-guzzling status symbol that has attracted celebrities and off-road enthusiasts but has drawn the ire of environmentalists.
General Motors says it will no longer make the H-1, based on the military?s Humvee. It?s the foundation for the automaker?s Hummer brand, but GM expects it will build the last one next month.
The H-1 has attracted well-heeled drivers looking for a military-style vehicle with an intimidating stance. For the 2006 model year, the H-1 was offered as a high-performance H-1 Alpha that costs between $130,000 and $140,000.
Hummer general manager Martin Walsh says Hummer plans to focus on models with broader appeal instead of the niche-market H-1.
Since taking over the Hummer name in 2000, GM has introduced the still-hefty H-2 and a midsize H-2 sport utility vehicle.


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