Used Hummer Transmission Models

Used Hummer Transmission

When AM Generals decided to sell civilian versions of Humvee, it was time to bring in Hummer. It's a line-up of pickup trucks and SUVs. They first sold these cars in 1992 and continued till going defunct in 2010. But, Hummer graced with its presence again as part of the GMC a decade later. It was by 1998, that General Motors brought off AM General and marketed a few lineips, including Hummer Hi, inspired by Humvee, and the H2 and H3 models. The later versions were made in a more civil, compact, and GM sort of way. These vehicles irked a few of the green parties, who complained about their heavy fuel consumption. Regardless, it's a top line-up, known for its power and performance. Hence, used Hummer transmission is highly sought-after in automotive markets around the globe. Let's look at some of their line-ups and the evolution, or perhaps the downsizing in terms of engine capacities and transmissions.

3-speed Automatic Transmission

Interestingly Hummer started with a 3-speed automatic transmission, debuting with the 1992 H1. It's a 4-door hard-top SUV. Its 6 L engine pumped 146 hp of horsepower. It was an agile vehicle for its size, reaching top speeds of 68 mph and doing 0 to 60 in under 24 seconds. Its 1994 cousin came as an open-top vehicle. With many similar specs, it lagged in the speed department. The H1 2-door hard top model in 1996 came fitted with a 4-speed automatic. It was faster, reaching top speeds of 83 mph and doing a 0 to 60 in just over 16 seconds. It weighed a tad less than its predecessors, though not much.

4-speed Automatic Transmission

The H1 4-door wagon released in 1996 again featured a 4-speed automatic powertrain. Similarly, the H1 Stretch Limousine released in 1999 made use of the 4-speed automatic. At the turn of the century, Hummer released their concept cars, the H2 SUV, the H2 Sut, and the H1 Alpha. Though the former two cars gained a funky outlook, the latter retained its military theme. It should be remembered, that Hummer is inspired by the military-grade Humvee. Through efforts of the brand since the 80s and campaigning of stars like Arnold Swazzenegar, they started promoting civilian versions of their vehicle. By 2002, Hummer launched the H1 10th Anniversary edition, which was a tad quicker, doing a 0 to 60 in 16.6 seconds. Its 6.4 L engine pulling 194 hp, fitted with the 4-speed automatic transmission reached a top speed of 83 mph. In the same year, they released another concept car the H2 Upscale Performance.

Faster 4-speed automatic

It was in 2003, that Hummer released the H2 SUV wagon, racing a 0 to 60 in just 11.1 seconds. This car was getting more urban and civil while retaining its military look. It reached top speeds of 93 mph in its 4-speed automatic transmission. It's close to 6 L engine pumped out a massive 315 hp of horsepower. In the same year, Hummer released their concept car the H2 Sut Dirt Sport. The following year, they came up with more concept cars the H2H, the H2 Special edition, and the H3T. The H3T brought down the 0 to 60 in under 11 seconds, reaching a top speed of 98 mph. The following year, Hummer launched the more civil-looking H3 SUV Wagon. It was the time, they brought themselves to label their vehicles as SUVs and Wagons. In that year, they released more concept cars The H3 Race Truck Prototype and the H3 Rugged version.

5-speed Automatic Transmission

The 2005 H1 Alpha 4-door open-top vehicle first used a 5-speed automatic transmission in Hummer models. Its 6.6 L engine pulling a horsepower of 300 hp, reached a top speed of 103 mph. With similar transmission, engine, and speed specifications, Hummer launched the H1 Alpha 4-door, the following year. Going back to the 4-speed automatic, while reducing the kerb weight, Hummer launched the H2 Sut Pacific Blue Limited edition in 2006. The sporty SUV did a 0 to 60 mph in just 10.7 seconds. The same year, they also introduced the H2 Stretch Limousine with similar specifications. In the same year, the H1 Alpha Race truck, H2 Geiger Christmas, Gieget GT, H3 Geiger Hannibal, H3 E85, H3 Open top, and H3X concept were launched for narrow applications.

6-speed Automatic Transmission

In 2007, Hummer introduced 6-speed automatic transmissions in their vehicles. The H2 SUV Wagon fitted with a 6-speed automatic did a 0 to 60 in just 7.8 seconds. The H3 SUV Wagon, a more civil-looking model also released in 2007. A series of 4-speed automatic cars and a few race trucks also graced their presence in the same year. Hummer confirmed the 6-speed automatic trend once again in 2008 H2 Sut, which pulled off the 0 to 60 in just 8 seconds.

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