When GM decided to bring back the Hummer, instead of the notorious gas-guzzling environment crusher it was in the past it chose to make it eco-friendly by using an all-electric powertrain. Now, ...
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I swapped a military Humvee’s engine!
In this episode of Murphy’s Diesel Wrecker, Rick undertakes a full Cummins engine swap in a military Humvee. The video showcases the entire process from start to finish, including wrenching, lifting, ...
North American Electric Vehicles, a Canadian restoration and conversion company, has revealed its latest creation - a Tesla-powered 1991 AM General Humvee. Originally a military vehicle, the classic ...
Is there a more iconic military-purpose utility vehicle than the Humvee? I guess you can make an argument for the original Willys Jeep, but apart from these two, no other rough-terrain vehicles stand ...
After drafting the final specifications for the High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle in 1979, the U.S. Army decided on AM General for the Humvee. The civilian version rolled out in 1992, and the ...
Look at a Humvee, and the first thing that probably springs to mind is America's involvement in the Middle East and Afghanistan. It's become a symbol of modern conflict, transporting Kevlar-clad ...
The Hummer H1 is a civilian version 4WD spawned from the military M998 Humvee, which has famously been used all over the world by our military forces for nearly 30 years. The Hummer (renamed the ...
One wouldn't think that the Humvee needed souping up. It's not exactly a generic four-door sedan and already looks like a Humvee. But the folks over at Danton Arts Kustoms and Frenchy Export asked, ...
What can you do if you want an electric Hummer but don’t want to pay or wait for the new one that’s being launched under the GMC brand? Well, you can make your own, obviously, like renowned YouTuber ...
The High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle, or Humvee as it's more commonly known, has served the United States military since 1984. More than 280,000 of them have been built, beat up, and used in ...
There’s a reason General Motors pulled the plug on Hummer seven years ago. Apart from high fuel prices scaring away customers, the Hummer product had become so distilled (we’re looking at you, H3), ...
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