Featuring a brand of SUVs and trucks as the civilian version of the military M998 Humvee, Hummer vehicles are a subsidiary of general motors until its dissolution in 2009. The brand produced three SUV variations of the Hummer H1, H2, and H3 specifically for the American market but with similar structures. The H series Hummers have former California governor and screen actor Arnold Schwarzenegger to thank for their short production existence, as he campaigned for their introduction after seeing a military convoy while on a film set.

The hummer SUV has a racing team created in 1993 and has earned 11 Baja 1000 production class wins while modified versions of Hummers have raced in various races, including the Dakar Rally. H2 versions of Hummer have stretch limousines refit that has become popular with the entertainment industry due to its all-terrain capabilities.

Hummers H3 and H3 T SUV’s are the smallest of the models and come with a platform base shared with GMC Canyon and Chevrolet Colorado pickup trucks. A concept open-air Hummer HX concept car developed in 2008 is smaller than the earlier three models, and private engineers still manufacture or modify the Hummer globally.