If you're on the market for the ultimate small car-crushing offroad rig, look no further than this rebuilt 1971 AM General M35A2 Custom Crew Cab. C & C Equipment, a custom truck shop in Indiana, completely refurbished the thing with awesome '70s-vintage camo paint and modern, more comfortable seats.
Hummer, A Eulogy: America Says Goodbye To Itself
Hummer is the quintessential American brand — an allegory of everything right and wrong with our great nation. Now, after a failed sale to the Chinese
Hummer H2 Plant Halts Production
Red Dawn II: U.S. Defense Contractor, Chinese Company Teaming Up To…
Chinese carmaker Changfeng and US defense contractor AM General are looking to team up for a bid to buy Hummer
Hummer H2 Assembly Line To Produce Just-As-Boxy Standard Taxis
The Standard Taxi
AM General's new HumVee gets itself snapped by car spy photogs. Don't they know loose lips sink Hummers? [Autoblog]
Bumping Through Baghdad
Driving an American military vehicle in Baghdad is somewhat of a dodgy career choice these days for reasons that we're pretty sure we need not go into. It is, however, interesting the driving tactics the soldiers have devised to get from one place to another in the beleagured city. Soundtrack is NSFW, but it does…
DaimlerChrysler Pulls Out of Iran, Emboldens Enemies
German magazine WirtschaftsWoche, whose name is neither more nor less ridiculous than any other German magazine we quote
Screw This Grumman LLV Nonsense! It's About the Jeep DJ-5!
San Pedro pretty much has the coolest mailmen ever. They wear shorts year 'round. One of them, a studly, self-confident, swarthy man in aviators with a hipster haircut that he totally pulls off, refers to us as "Chief." Note that "Chief" is our favorite nickname that doesn't have anything to do with the ladies. In fact,…
H2? H2, Where Are You? Hummer H2 Plant To Shut Down For Two Weeks
AM General, the maker of all things Hummer, will be shutting down the H2 line for two weeks this month in order to right-size production to match up with slowing sales. The plant employees about 600 from the sleepy little farm-filled hamlet of Mishawaka, Indiana. Which, in many ways we feel, might remind us a little…
