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The article discusses customization of Hummer branded H2 truck, nicknamed Kandy Krusher, by Oscar Quintero with lift from Bulletproof Suspension, stereo from Pioneer, and Torino wheels from manufacturer Intro Wheels, and mentions engine and suspension and chassis performed by Carlos Martinez.

The article reports on the customization of the 2005 Hummer H2 automobile from General Motors, owned by Steve Akers and was nicknamed Purple Madness. Topics discussed include the ownership of the automobile, the aspects of the customized design of the automobile including its exterior, frame, and engine compartment, and the collaboration with airbrush expert Tom Stacks for the exterior modification of the car.

The article offers information on the customization of Hummer H2 sport utility truck (SUT) owned by Eder Calvillo. Calvillo and his friends Justin Brill and John Juarez started the work, making the Hummer slightly lower than stock. He asked for a full exterior makeover at Built 2 Drag (B2D) Customs in Houston, Texas. Chris Gilbert from Ekstensive Metalworks used the PPG Midnight Sapphire Blue top-half. Calvillo also brought his truck to Cartornix for some car audio restoration.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for installing the Rancho kit to the Hummer H2 sport utility vehicle. INSET: Bottom Line.

Several letters to the editor are presented in response to items and topics published in the April 2008 issue including the cover story featuring the new Dodge Challenger SRT8 and the articles "Pontiac G8 GT" and "Homeland Security."

The article focuses on the modifications made to a 2005 Hummer H2 truck at the Performance Off Road and Automotive Accessories automobile shop based in Bakersfield, California. It recalls that shop owner Juan Prieto allowed his four-year-old son Johnny to make the decisions for the modification. It notes that a Full Throttle 9-½-inch lift allowed the use of 40x15-inch Toyo Mud Terrain tires mounted onto 22x12-inch Weld Velociti 8 wheels. The truck was installed with six-piston Brembo calipers as part of a brake upgrade.

The article evaluates several sport-utility trucks from General Motors including the Chevrolet Avalanche, the Cadillac Escalade EXT and the Hummer H2, and offers information on the vehicles' capacity, specifications, features, and prices.

The author discusses the diagnosis of a 2003 Hummer H2 automobile following complaints of owner of no-start condition. The automobile shop believes that the vehicle was immobilized, preventing the vehicle from being started where body control module (BCM) played a role in arriving a solution. The major network problem of the automobile involving the air bag control module or wiring is also explored.

The article features "My Little Friend," a 2004 Hummer H2 owned by Lowrider Chuy Barrera of Anaheim, California and of the Southern Royalty Club. It says that Barrera comes from a family that have been customizing cars since the 1970s with one uncle appearing in the iconic Lowrider movie, "Boulevard Nights." It narrates what Barrera did with his Hummer H2 to make it into something special.

The article evaluates the Class 4100 Hummer H2 vehicle from Geneal Motors Corp.

The article focuses on the decreasing popularity of the Hummer, a General Motors (GM) automobile. Hummer sales fell 60% when gas prices rose above $4 a gallon. The article notes that when the Iraq War started, the Hummer was a patriotic symbol, but when support for the war fell and gas prices rose, the Hummer lost its appeal. GM is now selling the Hummer brand.

The article provides statistics on world news. There are 1 million unexploded cluster bombs in southern Lebanon, left from the August conflict with Israel—the area has a population of 650,000. Hummer SUV sales rose 16% from the year before in September 2006 while gas prices dropped by 76 cents. The average prisoner at Guantánamo Bay gained 20 lbs. on the prison's high calorie diet, with the heaviest prisoner weighing 410 lbs.

The article provides information on the choice of automobiles among the people living in Chicago. The author states that women in Chicago preferred to ride the Hummer H2 sport utility vehicle. It is opined that for Chicago-area luxury car buyers size still matters. It is stated that for men, speed still matters and Corvettes are more popular among them.

The article deals with the technologies used by Schneider Excavating Inc. of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Investing in 21st-century positioning technology, they have Cat D8R bulldozers with Topcon global positioning system (GPS), which is completely wireless, maximizing reliability in the rugged and dusty environment. Their professional engineer reportedly uses a Hummer H2 quality-controlled vehicle in visiting job sites. They also have a Topcon APL-1 robotic total station, which allegedly saves them at least 30 minutes of setup everytime.

The article discusses the H2our De Force, a nine-day automobile travel and an on and off road trip from California to Illinois using the Hummer H2 SUT drove by Four Wheel magazine editor Sean Holman and Ken Brubaker. Topics include the conflict between Holman and Brubaker, the interaction among the Four Wheel readers, and their departure at the Chicago O'Hare Airport.

The article announces that Josh Hall, four-time Baja 1000 winner, will compete in the 3,600 kilometers Australasian Safari with his Hummer H2 SUT race truck. The race will kick off from Perth and travel for seven days across the Australian Outback. Hall's H2 however has a 6.2 liter V-8 engine which is bigger than the maximum allowed for the event. Fortunately, the organizers opened a special International Promotional Category for his truck.

The article profiles the limousine service company, Hummer Limousines Australia (HLA), owned by Clint Comelli. It details the history of HLA, from Comelli seeing the Hummers in Nevada to the company acquiring 16 stretched Hummer H2s for its fleet. It describes the features of the limousines used by HLA and the Australian standards for limousines that the company is required to meet. The purchase and rental prices of HLA's Hummers are also reported.

The article evaluates the Prindiville Electric Hummer from Prindiville Prestige Ltd.

The article presents updates related to four-wheeler trucks. A German university is said to be developing a tire that would shape-lift on the fly based on a change in weather or terrain. The 2013 Black Diamond Avanlanche model will feature unique badging and body-colored parts. The most annoying 4x4s include Chevy Trailblazer and Hummer H2.

The article evaluates the customised H2 sport utility vehicle from GeigerCars.

The article evaluates the Hummer H2/H2 SUT.

The article reports that U.S. brand Hummer and star driver Josh Hall will compete in 2009 Australasian Safari automobile racing. Hall will compete in his Hummer H2 sport utility vehicle (SUV) and will act as a precursor to a big all-American assault in 2010. The 6.2-litre Hummer is not eligible due to rules that limit the engine capacity to 6.0 litres but it will run in a special International Promotional category. The event will cover 3600km throughout Western Australia.

The article evaluates the Hummer H2/H2 sport utility truck.

The article evaluates the sports utility vehicle Hummer H2 from Hummer.

The article reports that General Motors Corp. (GM) has cancelled the redesigning of its next-generation Hummer2 (H2) vehicle in the U.S. It states that the cancellation will cause a huge blow to GM's Hummer brand. However, the company will open resources for its H3T, H4 and H3 offerings. According to the author, some of the styling cues and interior refinements of H2 may appear on the platform of other Hummer.

The article evaluates the 2007 Hummer H2 SUT automobile.

The article evaluates the 2007 Hummer H2 automobile.

This article focuses on a 2003 Hummer H2 that belonged to professional basketball player LeBron James. James handed the car over to Will Castro, owner of Unique Autosports, so that Castro could customize the car for his television program "Unique Whips." An overview of Castro's customization job is presented. Comments from Castro are included.

The article describes the 2006 H2 Hummer owned by Vern Staving, a member of the Keystone Krawlers Off-Road Club in Florida. Staving's H2 is equipped with a 9.5-inch Ful Throttle suspension system, Drive Blitz wheels, 41-inch Irok Super Swamper radial tires and a Warn 9.5ti winch. Pictures of Hummer on the trails of Rausch Creek Off-Road Park are provided.

The article provides statistics on world news. There are 1 million unexploded cluster bombs in southern Lebanon, left from the August conflict with Israel—the area has a population of 650,000. Hummer SUV sales rose 16% from the year before in September 2006 while gas prices dropped by 76 cents. The average prisoner at Guantánamo Bay gained 20 lbs. on the prison's high calorie diet, with the heaviest prisoner weighing 410 lbs.

The article reports on McDonald's inclusion of toy Hummers in Happy Meal boxes. An environmental spokesman criticized the promotion saying that the company is sending a wrong message to kids that the vehicles are the cool vehicles to buy. The General Motors Hummer H2 truck has declined in sales due to its heavy fuel consumption. McDonald's argued that the promotion was intended to bring fun excitement to kids.

The article focuses on the winners of the 2005 International Car of the Year Awards and the International Truck of the Year by the "Road & Travel Magazine" (RTM). It highlights the Ford Mustang's "Cornfield" television (TV) spot by J. Walter Thompson Co. which won for HEART STRING Award for the most-compelling car commercial. It adds that Chrysler 300C sedan from Chrysler Group LLC won the International Car of the Year, while General Motors Co. (GM)'s Hummer H2 SUT won for the truck category.

The article evaluates the automobile Hummer H2 from General Motors Corp.

The article evaluates the Hummer H2 sports utility truck (SUT) from General Motors Corp.

The article reports on the significance of the Hummer H2 on the road at the Staybridge Suites Chantilly-Dulles Airport in Virginia. Chris Zindash, general manager of the hotel, said that the high cost of real estate and other factors made billboards impractical, so the billboard was put on the Hummer. The Hummer is primarily used for trips to and from Dulles Airport.

The article describes the Hummer H2 automobile.

The article evaluates the 2007 Hummer H2 truck.