Hummer

Category: Hummer

1
- — Aug 17, 2010
GM Authority Exclusive: CEO Of Late Hummer Brand Tells Us Everything

So there I was: a greenhorn to the automotive journalism trade, sitting one-on-one with one of the biggest movers and shakers of the automotive industry for the better part of[…]

Read more
2
- — Aug 10, 2010
By The Numbers: GM USA Model-By-Model Sales For July 2010

It’s that time of the month again… the time to crack open the sales charts and see exactly what sold and what didn’t throughout the month of July, all thanks[…]

Read more
0
- — May 11, 2010
Hummer Recalls 198K H3s To Fix Hood Issue

Hummer is recalling all Hummer H3s produced since the 2006 model year. The recall, which affects 198,404 Hummer H3s and H3Ts worldwide and 164,190 units in the U.S., looks to[…]

Read more
0
- — Apr 7, 2010
Breaking: GM Sends HUMMER To Automotive Graveyard, Stuffs Current Inventory With Cash

As General Motors shuts down HUMMER, it is offering rebates of as much as $6,000 on remaining inventory on dealer lots. GM is also in the process of sending letters[…]

Read more
Sponsored Links
0
- — Mar 23, 2010
Outlook and H3 Production Temporarily Revived

General Motors has temporarily reinstated production of two vehicles hailing from discontinued brands. The Saturn Outlook and Hummer H3 production lines have recommenced production temporarily despite their respective brands being[…]

Read more
0
- — Mar 11, 2010
Hummer Finds Love In An 849 Unit Order, Production To Restart

Although Hummer’s tires are sinking into quicksand – and may remain there if a qualified new buyer does not come forward soon – an undisclosed buyer (or maybe even many[…]

Read more
0
- — Mar 2, 2010
Poll: Will Hummer Survive Past GM?

Given the recent developments with Hummer, do you think it will have a life after GM?

Read more
0
- — Feb 25, 2010
Hummer Could Be Pulled Out Of The Mud By Other Bidders

As we learned yesterday, GM’s sale of Hummer to China’s Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Co. went sour due to Tengzhong’s failure to secure approval of the Chinese government. According[…]

Read more
Sponsored Links
0
- — Feb 24, 2010
Another One To The Automotive Graveyard: GM Officially Announces Wind Down Of Hummer

After this morning’s rumors that GM’s sale of Hummer to Sichuan Tengzhong Industrial Machinery Co. was not approved by Chinese regulatory powers that be, The General has just announced that[…]

Read more
0
- — Feb 24, 2010
Rough Terrain: GM’s Hummer Deal With Sichuan Tengzhong Apparently Denied By Chinese Authorities… Maybe Not

Chinese regulators have failed to approve General Motors’ proposal to sell Hummer to Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Co., according to two people close to the deal. The approval was[…]

Read more
0
- — Feb 23, 2010
At Odds: Plan To Keep Shreveport, LA Plant Alive Rides on Chinese Approval

Hummer’s sale to Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery comes with a boatload of baggage. GM’s finances, jobs, and the brand’s continued existence are only a few of the major items[…]

Read more
1
- — Feb 13, 2010
Nostalgic Scenario: If I Could Control GM’s Departed Brands.

We know the fate of Pontiac and Saturn. We know that Saab is taking off with Spyker while Hummer, the uber American SUV brand, is close to becoming a Chinese-owned[…]

Read more
Sponsored Links
0
- — Feb 1, 2010
GM Agrees To Extend Hummer Deal Deadline

GM has agreed to extend the deadline for the sale of Hummer to Sichuan Tengzhong until the end of February. According to Reuters, The General allowed Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial[…]

Read more
0
- — Jan 19, 2010
Analyst Skeptical About Successful Hummer Sale

When GM reached a tentative agreement regarding the sale of Hummer with China-based Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Co. in October 2009, the only thing left was for the Chinese[…]

Read more
0
- — Aug 24, 2009
Hummer Sale To Chinese Tengzhong Looking Brighter

When GM filed for bankruptcy on June 1st of this year, it revealed that the Hummer brand would be discontinued. The next day, The General announced that it would sell Hummer to an undisclosed Chinese manufacturer, which later turned out to be Tengzhong (Sichuan Tenzghong Heavy Industrial Machinery Company). And that’s when obstacles began to spring up left and right.

Read more

Sponsored Links

Category: Hummer

GM Authority Exclusive: CEO Of Late Hummer Brand Tells Us Everything

By The Numbers: GM USA Model-By-Model Sales For July 2010

Hummer Recalls 198K H3s To Fix Hood Issue

Breaking: GM Sends HUMMER To Automotive Graveyard, Stuffs Current Inventory With Cash

Sponsored Links

Outlook and H3 Production Temporarily Revived

Hummer Finds Love In An 849 Unit Order, Production To Restart

Poll: Will Hummer Survive Past GM?

Hummer Could Be Pulled Out Of The Mud By Other Bidders

Sponsored Links

Another One To The Automotive Graveyard: GM Officially Announces Wind Down Of Hummer

Rough Terrain: GM’s Hummer Deal With Sichuan Tengzhong Apparently Denied By Chinese Authorities… Maybe Not

At Odds: Plan To Keep Shreveport, LA Plant Alive Rides on Chinese Approval

Nostalgic Scenario: If I Could Control GM’s Departed Brands.

Sponsored Links

GM Agrees To Extend Hummer Deal Deadline

Analyst Skeptical About Successful Hummer Sale

Hummer Sale To Chinese Tengzhong Looking Brighter

Sponsored Links

Subscribe by Email

Sponsored Links

Fresh Off The Press

Sponsored Links

Forums

Sponsored Links

The Archives