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From the original military multipurpose vehicle to the recent successes of the H2 and the H3, Hummer has been a name synonymous with rugged, off-road capability and contemporary style. Originally constructed by AM General (a division of Jeep), the first Hummer started off as the High Mobility Multipurpose Vehicle (Hum-Vee). It was first developed in the 1980s and after numerous years of proving itself on all types of terrain, AM General decided to begin manufacturing the vehicle for civilians. 1992 saw the first appearance of a civilian-friendly version of the automobile (where it was first given the Hummer brand name).

While AM General continued to assemble the Hummer, the company sold the brand name to GM in 1998. The American auto conglomerate took over all of the marketing/distribution of Hummer and would later go on to develop both the H2 and H3. The Hummer H1 was offered in three main versions: a wagon, four-door hard-top pickup, and a convertible with a soft top. It was also available as a two-door pickup as well as a four-door “slant back.” All of the engine options available for the Hummer H1 are mated with an automatic transmission. Engines included a 6.2L GM Diesel V8, a 5.7L Vortec V8, and a turbocharged 6.6L Duramax V8 Diesel. Once the early 2000s hit, GM began to get to work on the development of a smaller variation of the Hummer.

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