The Hummer made a comeback in 2004 with a revamped ... In the late '70s, the U.S. Army identified a clear limitation in its light vehicles, like the iconic Jeep, which no longer met the demands ...

Originally developed as a general-purpose vehicle for the United States military during the 1970s, the four-wheel drive previously known as the HMMWV (High Mobility Wheeled Vehicle) or Humvee was ...

In decades gone by, they would have been zipping around in Jeeps. But since the 1990s, the US Army has used the big Hummer H1 in various guises of setups - personnel carrier, or attack vehicle.

This particular Humvee is owned by Don Wickstrum. Otherwise known as the Fastest Pastor. He bought this car directly from the ...

But in 2010, all manufacturing and sales came to a halt. So, what happened? Hummer's story begins with the US military. The military used the Jeep as its go-to vehicle during the world wars and ...

But what makes us think that perhaps Rodman isn’t playing with a full deck is that the man owns a Hummer. Rodman is a terrific basketball player, but when it comes to vehicles, he is a loon.

This unique configuration of components along with military 37 x 12.5 radial tires with low-profile runflat devices allows the HMMWV to go places that no other wheeled vehicle in U.S. or foreign ...

The US Army’s Joint Light Tactical Vehicle is the second-generation successor to the iconic Humvee, used by the American military and about a dozen other nations since the last Iraq war to ...