The Hummer brand was created in 1992, when AM General, a company that had been producing military vehicles for the U.S. government, began selling a civilian version of its Humvee military vehicle. The brand's original Hummer H1 was a massive, rugged vehicle that was intended for off-road use and had a design that was heavily influenced by military vehicles. The H2, which was introduced a decade later, was smaller, but it still retained the rugged, off-road capabilities of the original Hummer. The H2 was powered by a 6.0-liter V8 engine that produced 325 horsepower, and it featured a luxury-oriented interior with leather seats and other high-end amenities. It also had a more modern and refined design than the H1, with a more aerodynamic shape and a more car-like ride.
With just over 19,000 actual miles, this 2003 Hummer H2 is ready for both on and off-road. Factory equipped with a 6.0L V8 that pushes 325hp and generated 385 lb-ft of torque, this SUV can tackle anything that is thrown at it. On the exterior, the unmistakably Hummer yellow immediately captures anyone's attention. With a professionally altered suspension and sitting on 24"" chrome wheels and tires, this Hummer makes an immediate statement. On the interior, this Hummer is equipped with 8-way power heated seats, push button traction control and 4-wheel drive, Touchscreen Alpine stereo with Bose speakers and backup camera, Viper alarm system and more. The interior's gray leather interior demonstrates that this has been a sparingly used SUV that has always been stored in a climate controlled garage. Low-mileage H2s have become almost extinct. This Hummer offers the unique opportunity to add a quickly becoming classic to your collection.
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