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thatjerryguy · 06-04-2008, 08:27 AM

Selling Hummer is nothing more than some half-assed knee-jerk "solution." GM should turn Hummer into their Jeep® competitor, primarily a Wrangler competitor. Kill the H2 and H3 and concentrate on the upcoming H4. Build a short-wheelbase version with 2 removable doors to compete with the 2-dr Wrangler, a long-wheelbase 4-dr version to compete with the 4-dr Wrangler, and a pickup version built on the 4-dr's long wheelbase but with the 2-dr's cab plus 2 rear suicide doors. 3 light-weight, honest-to-God 4x4 off-roaders with a choice of a DOHC V6, V8 (both with Active Fuel Management) or diesel engines, with either a 6 spd manual or 6 spd automatic and a full-line of accessories.

06-04-2008, 08:27 AM	#9 (permalink)
thatjerryguy Walking Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 11	Re: What Should GM Do With Hummer? Selling Hummer is nothing more than some half-assed knee-jerk "solution." GM should turn Hummer into their Jeep® competitor, primarily a Wrangler competitor. Kill the H2 and H3 and concentrate on the upcoming H4. Build a short-wheelbase version with 2 removable doors to compete with the 2-dr Wrangler, a long-wheelbase 4-dr version to compete with the 4-dr Wrangler, and a pickup version built on the 4-dr's long wheelbase but with the 2-dr's cab plus 2 rear suicide doors. 3 light-weight, honest-to-God 4x4 off-roaders with a choice of a DOHC V6, V8 (both with Active Fuel Management) or diesel engines, with either a 6 spd manual or 6 spd automatic and a full-line of accessories.