AM General Hummer
Indiana-based AM General still builds the military and civilian versions of the Hummer, but General Motors now owns the marketing and distribution rights to this well-known brand and has big plans. Future models will be designed by GM, which plans to sell Hummers through some of its dealers. A new model, the Hummer H2, will debut for 2003 as a smaller, more civilized model based on GM's full-size pickup/SUV design. The H2 will seat five instead of four or two, as the current Hummers do.
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Other Am General Hummer Model Years
2000 Am General Hummer
Kelley Blue Book Retail
$31,900–$33,100
MPG City:
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NA
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1999 Am General Hummer
Kelley Blue Book Retail
$27,200–$29,900
MPG City:
NA
Highway:
NA
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1998 Am General Hummer
Kelley Blue Book Retail
$24,300–$26,400
MPG City:
NA
Highway:
NA
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1997 Am General Hummer
Kelley Blue Book Retail
$23,200–$25,100
MPG City:
NA
Highway:
NA
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1996 Am General Hummer
Kelley Blue Book Retail
$21,500–$23,700
MPG City:
NA
Highway:
NA
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1995 Am General Hummer
Kelley Blue Book Retail
$20,600–$22,600
MPG City:
13
Highway:
14
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1994 Am General Hummer
Kelley Blue Book Retail
$18,700–$20,500
MPG City:
13
Highway:
14
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