Hummer
(Cars) by Michael Bradley
Library Binding from Marshall Cavendish Children's Books
Hummer:
How the Little Truck Company Hit the Big Time, Thanks to Saddam, Schwarzenegger,
and GM by Martin Padgett Jr
Hardcover from Motorbooks Part company history, part business tale, and part action novel, Hummer
tells the story of the Humvee's rise from a utility vehicle bred for military
use to a suburban status-symbol. More that a simple story of GM's clever
branding scheme at a perfect juncture in automotive, consumer, and world
histories, this book is a cultural dissection of what images make American's
open their pocketbooks so readily, and how buying American consumers was
never so easy-or conflicted. - The H2 is a huge hit for GM- Hummer is an
American icon like the Corvette and Ford Pickup- This books offers a fun-to-read
story- H3 is on its way in 2006- Interest continues to grow in this unique
vehicle, with buyers pushing GM production numbers up for the HummerAmerican's
got their first real look at the Hummer during the first Gulf War. Interestingly,
because of the advent of 24-hour news at this same point in time, the Gulf
War served as priceless free advertising for AM General's war machine.
After seeing the Hummer in action, movie star Arnold Schwarzenegger reportedly
helped to convince AM General to prep the Hummer for civilian sales and
was one of the first to own one.The attention garnered by Schwarzenegger
and other celebrities like Tom Clancy, Shaquille O'Neal, G. Gordon Liddy,
and any other high-profile American with $100,000 to spare spurred General
Motors to acquire the Hummer name for a new range of smaller SUV's. With
a well-timed second war in Iraq, General Motors saw sales of its Hummer
H2 skyrocket, just as "Ahnuld" prepared for the debut of the third installment
of his Terminator movies, which cemented his Hollywood status as the king
of action movies since the first battle in Iraq.They say timing is everything.
With the exploration of everything from consumer buying habits and American
economics to global military action and big-budget Hollywood star power,
HUMMER tells the story of how priceless and valuable timing has been for
America's largest and most recognizable SUV.
Hummer
: The Next Generation by Michael Green
The first all-color look at all military and civilian versions of the
popular Hummer. This gallery is filled with history and development of
the original military Humvee, evolution of the modern civilian Hummer,
special use Hummers, off-road driving tips and techniques, and specification
and technical notes.
Paperback - 96 pages Motorbooks International; ISBN: 0760300453
Humvee
(Humvee Manuals On CD-ROM) by Department of Defense
HUMVEE (HMMWV) 1/¼ TON TRUCK 1984 VERSION (M996, M997, M998,
M1025, M1026, M1034 to M1038, M1042 to M1046) HUMVEE (HMMWV) 1/¼
TON TRUCK JAN 1996 VERSION (M996, M997, M998, M1025, M1026, M1034 to M1038,
M1042 to M1046)
Hummer
H2 by John Lamm, Matt Delorenzo
Book Description: Witness the stylized street version of the most ferocious 4x4 ever
produced with its radar-like gauges and its awesome red "fire" button.
Introduced with great fanfare at the Detroit Auto Show, the first new GM-sponsored
Hummer H2 arrived on-scene in 2000. From its civilian Hummer roots to its
ultimate construction and delivery, the full story of the remarkable H2
is delivered in this fabulously illustrated all-color volume. In the Color
Tech series.
Paperback from Motorbooks International
Warmachines
No.7 by Francois Verlinden Covers the M998 "Hummer" Cargo/Troop Carrier, the M1025 & M1026
Armored Armament Carrier, the M966 Armored TOW Carrier, the M996 2 Litter
Armored Ambulance, the M997 4-Litter Armored
Ambulance, the M1037 Shelter Carrier, and the M998 "STINGER" Carrier.
Paperback - 36 pages (September 1, 1991) Verlinden Productions, Inc.; ISBN: 907093227X
