IMO, there are a lot of choices already in that market and Hummer should be known as the pinnacle of performance, and not competing with everyday city drivers who never go offroad with their 4 wheel drive, they have a seperate base market thats loyal, and they seem to be trying to merge that with your everyday SUV, I think the change is inevitable as Hummer trys to establish themselves as a major player in the automotive world.

 

found this while surfing the net

H3

looks like the first pic posted but with the fenders

 

That looks really...odd...

I looks like some sorta barbarized Hummer. The shape looks too much like the new Volvo crossover to me. I'm surprised the car connection or autoweek don't have that photo yet.

 

they should just stop while there ahead, but of course you know they won't