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Well the first one is not a rendering -- it's the actual Hummer Hx concept that was shown at the January 2008 Detroit show.

 

But since you ask, personally I like the second one.  The last 3 just look like an H3T with a new grille.

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Second one, but with the wheels from the first would have me in line to buy one.

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It's supposed to have removable roof panels, so I doubt it's going to look much like any of them. 

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Much talk about this vehicle offering t-tops.

 

Big deal.  I already have some in my garage:

 

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Suppose they'll bring back the 8-track tape player, too?  :D

 

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I had a Hummer H3, the best car in the world. But one day, during a hurricane, my car was badly damaged. A huge branch fell on the car's roof, and insurance does not cover repairs in such cases. After that, I thought about building a carport for my car. My friend advised me to contact these guys: https://carportaustralia.com.au/insulated-roof-panels/. He had already turned to them for help building a roof and was satisfied. It will help me keep my future car safe from unpleasant incidents. I will have a Hummer again, but this time I want a Hummer h4.

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On 8/28/2022 at 4:14 PM, konradkautzer8 said:

I had a Hummer H3, the best car in the world. But one day, during a hurricane, my car was badly damaged. A huge branch fell on the car's roof, and insurance does not cover repairs in such cases. After that, I thought about building a carport for my car. My friend advised me to contact these guys: https://carportaustralia.com.au/insulated-roof-panels/. He had already turned to them for help building a roof and was satisfied. It will help me keep my future car safe from unpleasant incidents. I will have a Hummer again, but this time I want a Hummer h4.

I had to research that one.  I never in my life heard that there was a Hummer H4 with a V6 engine.  The way to go over the 100% electric for sure.

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