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by Joe from on Thu Mar 12 2009
almost like the military version but better has more comforts same handling gotta Love GM for their Cars and trucks best american made ever
Purchased a Used car
Does recommend this car!!
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by Fox News from Texas on Fri May 13 2011
Great Truck, built to last over a million miles. Runs on veggi oil. When you live 5 min from work, you Wont have to buy another car for 10, 20 years. Time to get Smart and forget the rest.
Purchased a Used car
Uses car for Commuting
Does recommend this car!!
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by Mike from Chicago, IL on Thu Nov 29 2012
The only thing lacking is a mounted M60. Great for the murder capital of the US. The best defense is a godd offence and this comes through.
Purchased a New car
Uses car for Just getting around
Does recommend this car!!
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by Maftown from Mafikeng _ South Africa on Thu Sep 14 2006
Gives you driving pleasure, that make you think you are in your house and recommended for long journeys.
Purchased a Used car
Does recommend this car!!
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by hi from holmdel nj on Wed Feb 10 2010
WORST CAR EVER!!! UGLY UGLY UGLY UGLY UGLY UGLY UGLY slow big loud unreliable old seats are stiff bad acceleration
Purchased a New car
Uses car for Work
Does not recommend this car!!
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SOUTH BEND, Ind.--When H1 owners pay $5,200 to attend the five-day Hummer Driving Academy, instructors like to tell them there's a surprise around every corner.
The real surprise to ordinary consumers may be that it takes an intense course to learn how to drive off-road in the $100,000 civilian cousin of the military Humvee.
For the Hummer owners who attended the April session, the surprises included a trip to the sand dunes in Silver Lake, Michigan, to practice desert-style driving, a picnic lunch of Beef Wellington set out on white linen in the middle of a forest, and sharing s'mores around a campfire at the Hummer test track in Indiana with members of the Army's Special Operations forces.
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