The Decline of Hummer...What Happened?

[@victoriahedlund7415]

The Reno 911 episode where they get a Hummer and cant park it/drive it anywhere is one of the funniest bits on the show

[@cranklabexplosion-labcentr8245]

“Can you back it out?” “…..it’s out of gas”

[@bcabrera971]

Look at that exhaust system

[@BitcoinTo100K]

Still revelant in 2024 truck owners refuse to park correctly

[@1mochadelightable]

That show is everything 😂😂😂

[@alexg963]

The way you talk about how the public viewed these at the time (ie intriguing, absurd, etc) reminds me a lot of how people view the Cybertruck today.

[@CZsWorld]

"GET TO THE HUMMA!"

[@Asianevermore]

Holy s… it’s CZW

[@HcKingPin]

@czsworld fancy seeing you here

[@davemccage7918]

Get out of here CZ! Nobody invited you in the first place! Don’t you have a timeline to write or something?

[@CARDINAL701]

😂😂😂😂

[@mrperezident76]

Congrats on 400, company man!

[@bingofromblueyfan]

@@mrperezident76 wait it’s his 400th video congratulations to company man

[@Pr0toPoTaT0]

This. Company man birthday!!!!!!!

[@companyman114]

Thank you so much. Been a long journey, but it's a really cool milestone.

[@zzizahacallar]

Congratulations 🎉 ❤ watching your content

[@JeremiahSpeaks]

You earned it! I love your channel. Thank you for all your hard work ​@@companyman114

[@LaraFabans]

I live in major Yuppie Land and remember the mid '00s where Hummers were everywhere. And yeah, no one could park them. It's like how people drive these massive Yukons and it's not fun watching. Then all of a sudden, everyone was driving a Prius. So indeed, your observations are quite on the money. The same people can't park a Prius either.

[@AnotherPointOfView944]

Most Americans can't park a car in a football stadium.

[@markcollins2666]

I was an Army VIP driver, with over 180,000 miles logged in on the Hummer. The Army required attendance at a one week driving school, before granting authorization to drive one. It's seven feet, four inches wide, and that takes getting used to. It was plain irrisponsible to just hand one over to fools with the purchase price. They were made to go anywhere an M-1 Abrams tank could, and as fast, and most affluent silly-vilians would never use them for what they were intended for. People with more money than brains. I would never own one, the price of fuel and tires had me thanking God I wasn't paying for that! With an average of 9 to 11 miles per gallon, and a minimum of $500.00 each for Goodyear Wrangler tires, you can have it!

[@YusriRilke]

conclusion: people can't park lol

[@grantmillard8387]

I saw Hummers and thought of a prop vehicle from some post-apocalyptic science fiction film rather than a day to day road vehicle. They were so monstrously impractical but did certainly make an impression.

[@MEYERMOTORS]

Next can you please make a video on Saturn. It was a very special company and it needs to be remembered.

[@cellsheet]

Also required very special tools to fix from what I was told

[@real_exodus]

I'm from down south. I thought it was pronounced 'Satun'. I have to walk my dowg plus ann the wrinkles out of my clothes. Will check back...

[@after-worknetwork6095]

Saturn is nasty

[@ceciliacarrillo6923]

He should also make a video about Pontiac

[@aznsensation44]

Pontiac and Mercury too

[@aledandrian]

I really liked the Hummer H2 in 2005, when I was 9, probably because it looked like a Hot Wheels toy in real life

[@SheldonAdama17]

Hummer: (declines in popularity) Arnold: “I won’t be back.”

[@companyman114]

Nice.

[@kenyattaclay7666]

Military vet here. I honestly never got the fascination with the HUMV to begin with. I realize that they made some changes to make it more comfortable but you can only do so much and not completely change it. The vehicle was great for what its intended purpose was. I’ve driven these and they aren’t the easiest things to navigate on some city streets because of how narrow they can be. Because of the cost this was never going to be more than a niche vehicle because it wasn’t practical.

[@bloqk16]

In the 1980s when the HUMV first came out, some of the feedback I heard (as a civilian) was that a Jeep would better serve the military in backwoods regions where vehicle width and weight would be critical, as the HUMV was just too massive and heavy to deal with those situations.

[@fifthrider]

100% agreed. It's like people who want to own pet tigers as a show of power. Okay, sure, you have a tiger roaming around in your house. Cool. Impractical, but cool. Same goes for the humvee. Congrats, you have a great military vehicle with ground clearance and a wide wheel base but you can't park it in the average spot. Once those things were civilianized with plush interior, climate controls, it stopped being a humvee. I have no good memories of riding in a humvee from my time in the Army. ...or any vehicle.

[@ThraceVega]

My vet and NatGuard friends invariably agree that driving them at highway speeds is mildly terrifying, and none of them have ever expressed any desire to own one. I still want one, lol. Turning an ambulance or command Humvee into an overland camper is one of my dreams.

[@jormungand72]

military grade sounds cool to civilians who dont know any better...

[@ThraceVega]

@jormungand72 I definitely get that, especially having put together ARs and having the opportunity to compare the parts directly to milspec, and collecting surplus gear ("Military Grade just means it was built by the lowest bidder" etc etc). I guess the reason I'd love a Humvee is the same reason I enjoy MREs, because it's a choice to use it, not a requirement, lol.

[@runrafarunthebestintheworld]

I remember using Hummers in the video game Midnight Club 3 hub edition. Had fun flipping street cars over with them.

[@uselessDM]

NFSU2 had a Hummer as well from what I remember.

[@g.v.hedgpeth2602]

I remember seeing a Hummer stretch limo years ago . That thing was an absolute MONSTER!

[@pablocasas5906]

Congratulations on your 400th video, I've watching all your videos for years Regarding Hummer, they weren't available in my country, so my major exposure to the brand came from shows and movies that always portrayed them in a negative light, like in the movie Over the Hedge and adult comedy cartoons like Family Guy and Drawn Together. It seems the Hummer was truly an icon of 2000s excess, but I don't think people have a lot of nostalgia attached to them

[@aortaplatinum]

Dude these cars kick ass! And you can watch Madagascar while you're driving!

[@YTmadeMeChangeMySensibleName]

Quality reference, that

[@thereisnosanctuary6184]

YEAAAHHHHHHH!!!!

[@ICanHazRecon911]

HIPPO-HOP! WHOOHOO!

[@AnotherPointOfView944]

Only an American would say that.

[@charlesshelton7989]

Good luck, everyone else

[@SheldonAdama17]

Gas prices spiking towards the end of 2000s and the Great Recession put the nail in Hummer’s coffin.

[@aaronfield7899]

But gas prices fell during 2008

[@BewareTheLilyOfTheValley]

​@@aaronfield7899 ...You...you DO remember what happened in 2008, yeah? We kinda went into a financial tailspin, to put it lightly 😂. Nobody had any money for a Hummer except the ultra wealthy.

[@tim3172]

@@aaronfield7899 They also fell in 2020... as did the entire economy.

[@davemccage7918]

All they had to do was put a modest 6 cylinder turbo diesel with available biofuel option in it and all of its critics would have nothing to b!tch about.

[@RickMcQuay]

Tax laws at the time made it possible for anyone with a home business to lease a vehicle and write off most or all of the cost. Once those laws changed, Hummer leases plummeted.

[@douglasjensen8986]

What do the laws about that say now?

[@JL-sm6cg]

That sucks. Would be nice for me who drives for Uber and Lyft and uses his own vehicle.

[@catdogmousecheese]

Well, technically you could still claim a deduction on your federal income taxes for any state property taxes you pay on your vehicle. Also, if you use the vehicle for business purposes like to go on a business trip then you could report the cost of gas as a business expense.

[@ryokaix]

@@JL-sm6cg It was meant for farm equipment, not luxury vehicles which was pretty much what the 'businesses' were using it for. If it was still around, you'd have to be delivering in a Hummer or larger to qualify.

[@JL-sm6cg]

@ryokaix would be the only reason I would've gotten one. Lol

[@davidp2888]

Congratulations on the 400th video. You make great, high quality content.

[@companyman114]

Wow, thank you!

[@TheAgentS14]

When I graduated high school I worked at Honda as a porter in the late 2000s the amount of Hummers we had as trade ins for crv, pilots and accords was insane. We had so many we had to auction off some of them. Our used car lot looked like a Hummer dealership.

[@bigchungus8114]

This video makes me want to merge without looking

[@pappaslivery]

Yeah! RUMSFELD!!!

[@fifthrider]

In '92 I worked in law enforcement. I saw my first civilian owned Humvee approaching in the oncoming lane on a 2-lane road. It looked like the ones I saw when I was in the Army, but it was cleaner and in suspiciously perfect condition. Just for the fun of it, I threw up a salute from the patrol car as I drove by. The civilian driver surprised me by snapping to a quick return salute. I think we both had a good laugh about that and drove off. Once they stopped looking like the military versions the novelty wore off.

[@uselessDM]

It was the Cybertruck of its day is probably a fair way to put it.

[@volvo09]

Yes! I was 18 - 19 then, and people either loved it, or hated it. People would flip drivers off, write internet articles about owner buying it for attention, excessive fuel use etc... I worked at a used car dealer when they were still hot and the dealerships brother brought one in so I could fix a flat tire, and he put the lug nuts on backwards when he put the spare on and ruined the wheel... It was just a show piece for most people. Then the recession hit and they sat on lots. I remember driving by them, sitting, discounted, and suddenly uncool.

[@ImpalerVladTepes]

Absolutely disagree. The amount of recalls, the low quality of construction, and the amount of hate that Cybertrucks get makes that of the Hummer look like nothing. You won't catch any modern celebrities driving a Cybertruck.

[@ArchOfWinter]

That's unfair to the Hummer, at least the Hummer was built by a competent manufacturer, decently engineered, and can stand up to things like water.

[@scanmead]

I just saw a cybertruck with a jagged camo wrap!😂

[@danieleyre8913]

Not really. The Humvee was a decent military vehicle, aside from its fuel consumption. And is highly practical in warfare and for outdoor activities. The cybertruck is just a piece of crud.

[@ludokresh05]

The Hummer dealership in Vegas became a Smart dealership after 2008. Was very exemplary of the time.

[@stickynorth]

I wonder what it is now since Smart bit it in North America sadly enough. I know as a 2006 Smart Fortwo cdi driver. It's also a brand that needs to be revived in North America since it does small but respectable business in China and Europe though not with the obsession with a tiny peoples car like it was at the time... I purchased it for its fuel economy and quirkiness and because I didn't have Prius money at the time...

[@JAMANB]

1:09 …until the Cybertruck

[@stormynight4895]

Except it was never cool lol

[@starwarsunfiltered7848]

I'd say that the decline probably happened around the time trophy wives and soccer moms started driving them. Trust me, you don't ever want to assault your eyes with the sight of a pink Hummer.

[@catdogmousecheese]

That's why guys started putting trucks nuts on their vehicles so everyone knows this is a boy truck lol

[@ImpalerVladTepes]

Wrong, pink Hummer is the only cool Hummer

[@Alverant]

@@catdogmousecheese Wouldn't that make it a trans-truck?

[@RingoYote]

Or around the time when people realized that a Hummer is basically useless? It's got less space than a minivan and can't tow shit

[@gm12551]

It was a fad. The trophy wife/school teacher in my time drove a Suburban. Perhaps a Tahoe. And nothing else.

[@AntoinetteChanel]

10:17 Oldsmobile, too! GM did factory pricing the summer they phased out those old lines, and that was huge for them. Probably the last big success I’ve seen GM have.

[@Phanthomas8910]

The phrase goes that a Hummer's fuel expenses are measured in gallons per mile and not miles per gallon, so I guess that about sums it up. The fact that it's gargantuan even by American standards definitely didn't help. It was a novelty and it had its brief time in the sun. I always found it cool and I was excited in the rare moments I saw one in the wild, but I'd never ever buy one even if I could afford it. Also congratulations on 400 videos! Keep up the good work!

[@Uncle_Smidge]

Congrats on 400 videos! Here's to many more! 🥂

[@companyman114]

Thanks so much!! Let's hope.

[@tonyl7286]

I remember Richard Hammond saying: "they're consistently terrible across their range of 1 car". Sums up Hummer pretty well, applies to Chrysler nowadays too.

[@handsomeX]

Yeah Chrysler is among the worst. Total trash.

[@CAMOxXxFluffy]

@@handsomeXhonestly most mopar brands are really bad nowadays

[@-cogito_ergo_sum-]

My dentist used them to pick up children of their clients from school, they had xbox's and playstations in them. They would also take me to McDonalds after my appointments. Good times.

[@ElleBrOw]

seems hella weird 😳

[@nagit0.apologist]

​@@ElleBrOwit was a different time

[@ElleBrOw]

@@nagit0.apologist Whatever that means

[@ElleBrOw]

@@nagit0.apologist whatever that means 🙄

[@zacharywalker524]

One memory I have of the Hummer from being a kid is that when the H2 came out, never considered that a real Hummer. It was so much smaller

[@notsojoerogan]

Ironically the H2 is longer and taller than the H1

[@Labyrinth6000]

In the movie Cars, it was featured twice. Right at the same year when it was at it's most popular.

[@mattwolf7698]

One was even a parody of Arnold Schwarzenegger

[@EinhanderPilotSantos]

Video 400!!! Congrats Company Man! We’ll see Hummers in rap music videos again soon!

[@DieselDucy]

I remember they got so big. They turned heads. Now they turn heads because they are so rare. Excellent recap

[@skyden24195]

Reminds me of some lines of dialogue in the movie, "Be Cool." in which the fictional rap group "WMDs" drive around in several Hummers throughout the film. At one point, the primary character, Chili Palmer (played by John Travolta) asks the group, "What do you get on those Hummers? About 12 miles to the gallon?" to which one of the group members replies, "Nine."

[@AJayZy]

Good movie?

[@companyman114]

Oh yes! I had completely forgotten about that scene until you mentioned it just now. That would have been a great one to include in this video.

[@skyden24195]

@@AJayZy I liked it ("Be Cool") better than its predecessor, "Get Shorty."

[@AJayZy]

@@skyden24195 I’ll watch it man. Thanks!

[@josephbseeley]

I saw Arnie driving an original Humvee in traffic near the 101/405 exchange in Los Angeles in 1991. He was chomping a cigar too! I thought this was super cool, especially having just relocated from Ohio. However, I had no idea he was involved in getting them commercially produced until I watched this video!😄 Great job as always and congratulations on 400!🎉

[@kinetikwave]

When I first saw the Humvee on the military base when I was a kid in the early 90s that's when i fell in love with them. Now I own a yellow 2004 H2 (used) and a 2006 H3 (first owner). Then the EV came out and I want that one too but they cost too much. But I have a plan on getting one by the end of 2025. The H3 is great for off roading and the H2 is a statement vehicle and great for long distance driving (yes, mileage sucks but you got to live with it) with its smooth comfy ride. Both vehicles are still head turners on the road and people still are in awe of them. People don't hate on them as much rather I get a lot of compliments on them.

[@lazayvion]

The iconic yellow Hummer in Bad Boys II

[@Meandbroafter2]

It takes a hummer level of patriotism to make unsustainable environmentally-not-friendly electric car

[@austingullickson8529]

You realize that most of not all electric vehicles are bad for the environment, we can’t mine for diamonds but cobalt mining is fine??

[@500ccRabbit]

Electric cars are trash anyway

[@perceivedvelocity9914]

Haha. Where does the electricity come from? A lot of EV's get their power from coal power plants.

[@SheldonAdama17]

MERICA! EFF YEAH!

[@therealking6202]

The complaints about EVs are old and tired. The fact is they are better for the environment overall than gas powered cars. That's indisputable. Are they perfect? No. But they ARE better. And they continue getting better.

[@themetapod]

In my neighbourhood, there is both a HMMWV and Hummer in my neighborhood owned by different people. Insane

[@vinnyivanov2906]

The hummer h1 was too expensive to be reasonable, h2 was where it was at and h3 just killed it completely

[@Ramblin_DMC]

I work at GM, and one of my projects was the Hummer EV. Some of the most fun I've ever had at work!

[@Totallyking]

Congrats on 400th video!!

[@kineticstar]

But they crab crawl now!!! Crab crawl people! Gimme money!

[@DieselDucy]

I remember they got so big. They turned heads. Now they turn heads because they are so rare.

[@noaahhhoke4012]

Awesome video congratulations on 400 videos!

[@FriendlyFire272727]

Best visual gag in Better Call Saul was when Price shows up to the next drug buy with a brand new H2 with flame decals and Mike is just disappointed.

[@AlphaAngel22]

Congratulations on your 400th video!

[@HcKingPin]

Wow, 400 already? It seems like just yesterday we were celebrating 100 🤯 Congrats Company Man Here's to 400 more 🍻

[@jessraydl4883]

Congrats on 400 videos 🎉🎉

[@Savanna-e9m]

Congratulations on your 400th video! 🎉

[@companyman114]

Thank you so much. Long time coming haha.

[@Corleone1891]

Love your content.

[@ItzzzBeamo]

The Discontinued GM brands were Hummer, Pontiac, Saturn, Saab, and although earlier, people include Oldsmobile in that list as well.

[@VinnieGer]

Haven’t watched yet but my fingers are crossed for that one family guy hummer scene to pop up

[@Swagrang3r]

Congrats on your 400th video, love your channel

[@xJC2x]

Great video, I remember the hummer brand back then. I was sad to see it go but I was more saddened when Pontiac got the axe. Speaking of Pontiac that would be another video idea for the channel. Same for Oldsmobile, American motors corporation, Saturn & even Plymouth just to name a few.

[@ATMNSDMY]

Congratulations on your 400th video‼️🔥🎉🎈🎇🎆

[@mikewallace3030]

You mentioned it in passing, but I’d love to see the Rise & Fall of Saturn. I had one in the 90s during college and have really fond memories of it.

[@crud_only]

8:31 I remember seeing a poster for this movie when I was like 10. Definitely thought global warming would be a bigger problem back then 😂

[@noellea6041]

Happy 400th Episode 🥳🥳🥳🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🎉

[@NFSBeast2365]

I had so much fun driving Hummers in video games such as need for speed, and Midnight club.

[@monicabrandhuber1228]

I wonder if there's also a bit of the post-9/11 militaristic patriotism at play. 2002-2006 saw a lot of pro-military stuff in pop culture (camo clothing in fashion, Support Our Troops ribbon bumper stickers, patriotic country songs, Disney Channel shows, etc.) and the Hummer would fit into that trend. Recall that the 2003 invasion of Iraq was initially quite popular, and the period of Hummer's decline also roughly corresponds to the timeline in which many Americans were coming to the realization that the Second Gulf War was a monumentally stupid idea: driving around in the street-legal version of a military vehicle suddenly wasn't as cool anymore.

[@ImpalerVladTepes]

I was wondering the same thing and if I had to bet I'd say for sure they're related

[@pablocasas5906]

Disney Channel shows? I'm not from the U.S. and I didn't have Disney Channel until 2003, was there some show or movie that dealt with the aftermath of 9/11?

[@kendrapratt2098]

I absolutely agree this was behind the popularity

[@emilyadams3228]

I could tell that was the case back then. It was obvious.

[@AJayZy]

@@pablocasas5906 Have you not dissected Ratatouille frame by frame??

[@SilverOnTheCloud]

Ha! Funny to see this today! Yesterday my mom saw her first cyber truck in the wild so we were talking about cars with contentious reputations. I was just thinking about how I hadn’t seen a hummer for a while and was wondering if they were even still in business!

[@graemefoster7805]

Congrats on 400 videos. Love your stuff man

[@SilverEyesValentino]

Congrats on 400 videos!

[@meowkat318]

Arnold Schwarzenegger literally made a cameo in Cars movie as a 2004 Hummer Modified H1. My goodness the dots in my brain are finally connected. I didn’t realized that until this video. LOL 😂

[@MrInFlight]

I got a notification on your channel and today I drove by a Hummer Truck and I remember to watch your video. Lol. It was nice. Is it big and excessive yes but so is the Cyber Truck and I like that too. 🤷🏾‍♂️ Gas efficiency makes sense. That would have been my first thought. I believe the same thing happened to the Ford Excursion when they stopped makin them. It was too big and was considered a gas guzzler.

[@jtru8077]

HAPPY 400TH MY GUY ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@hungoverpuppy3907]

I was around 7-10ish during this time and I remember seeing people drive these, seeing these cars in movies, and video games, then one day I never saw or heard of them again, and didn't even notice until I saw this video.

[@ShockerTopper]

I remember these being out when I was graduating high school and I would see them randomly at shows in LA. They were a huge novelty though. When I worked at Best Buy in Yorba Linda, I was just remember Vladimir Guerrero had a bright red one haha. Those are my main memories of them in the mid 2000’s.

[@andrewcweaver]

I grew up in Shreveport, Louisiana, where my dad built the H3 and H3T for GM. I don’t disagree with GM for killing the Hummer brand. It wasn’t the right choice of vehicle during that economic downturn but I do think there will always be (and always has been) a market for a capable off-road vehicle. Jeep managed to survive and they’re still the most popular off road vehicle. Ford proved it with the Bronco return. Modern engines have proven to be capable while remaining fuel efficient, and I wouldn’t be surprised if we see more gas powered GMC/Hummer vehicles.

[@personnel5757]

Congrats on the 400th video man! I love your channel!

[@companyman114]

Thank you so much! Means a lot to me.

[@dangerzone24]

I had an H3 for a month long rental while travelling for work when they were new. I loved it, but the inline 5 cylinder with the 4 speed auto didn't have the get up and go needed for big city traffic. There was no passing gear either.

[@sleepgummy]

Love your vids! Congrats for the 400th video! I’ve been watching you for the past few years, and it’s crazy to see you grow. I wanted to ask, do you have your sources in a list or something? Would love to do more research. Thank you!

[@anonymousYTviewer69]

congrats on #400!!! your channel could be the next Simpsons

[@robbieferratto]

Please do a video on Andy’s Frozen Custard!

[@jasons6973]

I feel like this is the template for the future video about the rise and fall of Cybertruck

[@AnotherPointOfView944]

97% of Cybertruck pre-orders were cancelled, apparently. So yeah.

[@Neckrollios18]

Incredible discipline on your part for not mentioning the Jeff Dunham skit while also mentioning Hummers and Prius in the same breath.

[@YTmadeMeChangeMySensibleName]

I remember having a rich russian friend in high school with an H2. It was the coolest thing in the world when we were 15 and oblivious

[@spencerdokes6056]

Do cybertuck next

[@caelumvaldovinos5318]

Another thing to add on: the H2 showed up about a year after 9/11 when patriotism and militarism was at its height. So, it was considered highly patriotic to buy a vehicle that was taking the fight to the taliban in many people's minds. After Operation Iraqi Freedom, the Humvee and the Hummer became a representation and reminder to people of these long and grinding conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan that left friends and family dead or messed up.

[@AJayZy]

Operation Iraqi Freedom 🤣

[@Theorymus]

I love the Hummer since it was the vehicle mode for Ratchet in the Transformers films 👍

[@ScottANorman]

Can I vote that is both an excessive, harmful, dangerous brand, AND a nostalgic/cool vehicle that I’d like to see make an actual comeback? 😂 Congrats on your 400th video!

[@Mark_317]

I've worked on several Hummer H2s and a couple h1s over the years. But I'll tell you, the hood on a Hummer H2 doesn't weigh much, but it is the bulkiest thing in the world, you need three people to move it two to carry it and one to move stuff out of the way as you're carrying it.

[@Partenzafilms]

Babe, wake up, Company Man just dropped.

[@bloqk16]

Aside from the high cost for fuel, replacement tires were very pricey, too, due to the high weight of the Hummer; as not any tire would do, but only those high-priced tires that were rated to handle the weight of the Hummer.

[@cassidybb10]

I like the new way you run the categories with part numbers. Maybe do a card at the beginning saying what they are then just run through them like you did.

[@veiwtationtv5987]

Happy 400th video

[@companyman114]

Thank you so much!!

[@BZentinela]

I remember taking a trip to Nantucket MA on a Hummer H2 on the 4th of July weekend 2007,i wish I could go back to those days!

[@brdobie]

I distinctly remember being WOWed by the Hummer when I first saw one, then equally wowed (in the other direction) when I first read what the estimated MPG was.

[@leyenda6149]

Marriage. Marriage killed the hummer. Always does

[@chrisgay4786]

I remember the H1's being rather pricey at the time.

[@nickymaz05]

Feels like we'll be seeing a similar video on the Cyber truck in a few years.

[@grantwhite7198]

400 episodes!? What a milestone! 👍🏾👍🏾

[@JaylorKrend]

"This is my HMMWV, I don't want any dings dents or scratches. Or I have your ass!!" "I'm only borrowing your HMMWV!!!" Greatest movie ever!!!

[@dk60ish]

Ironically, it was shortly after the famous 60 Minutes segment on their rising popularity, that gas prices began shooting up big time!

[@SepticEmpire]

This will always and forever be my dream car. If I could have 1 of each version I would. Even the ev. I would do anything to have a hummer. And it always makes me mad when people confuse them for jeeps. Yeah I’m one of THOSE guys. What can I say I love hummer!

[@MatthewJicha]

The H2 Hummer played a role on CSI: Miami when it debuted on CBS in 2002. It was used by every character, in every episode, on the show's run. With the Hummers coming to an end in 2009, is probably what led to CSI: Miami getting cancelled by CBS in 2012.

[@FaithFacts]

Congratulations for 4000 videos 🎉🎉🎉

[@BollingHolt]

I first rode in a Hummer in 1995-96 at my friend's farm. Holy cow, what a cool vehicle.

[@Noah_E]

A local business had a pair of H1 for several years with the vanity plates BAD MPG and LOW MPG