The fate of general Motors’ former Hummer brand hung in 
the balance as recently as a few weeks ago, but it looks as though the iconic off-road brand is on the road to recover as production of the company’s H3 and H3T models is slated to resume next month.Now under the control of China’s Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Company, Hummer will kick off production of its 2010 H3 and H3T models for the U.S. market next month, according to HummerGuy.net. That should be music to the ears of the remaining Hummer dealers as inventory levels of the H3 have dropped to just a few units at most store.
Hummer has already produced some 2010 H3 and H3T models for export to Canada and Mexico.
However, things aren’t looking so bright for the brand’s H2 model. Production of the H2 ceased earlier this year and won’t resume until sometime in 2010 – most likely close to mid-year. With 2011 models slated to hit the market around that time, Hummer might opt to skip the 2010 H2 model and move right to the 2011s.
the balance as recently as a few weeks ago, but it looks as though the iconic off-road brand is on the road to recover as production of the company’s H3 and H3T models is slated to resume next month.Now under the control of China’s Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Company, Hummer will kick off production of its 2010 H3 and H3T models for the U.S. market next month, according to HummerGuy.net. That should be music to the ears of the remaining Hummer dealers as inventory levels of the H3 have dropped to just a few units at most store.Hummer has already produced some 2010 H3 and H3T models for export to Canada and Mexico.
However, things aren’t looking so bright for the brand’s H2 model. Production of the H2 ceased earlier this year and won’t resume until sometime in 2010 – most likely close to mid-year. With 2011 models slated to hit the market around that time, Hummer might opt to skip the 2010 H2 model and move right to the 2011s.