Hummer to be scrapped

Looks like the Hummer line will be disc. soon.  Good riddance I say!

 

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Permalink Reply by Matt AKA Jimbo/BMXican on February 24, 2010 at 3:24pm
I think they stopped making the bikes too. Most of them were POS but I think the frames looked pretty cool, you know in a wal-mart sort of way. I would buy a ford f-150 bike.
Permalink Reply by Reddog (Cliff) on February 24, 2010 at 3:30pm
I'm still gonna yell "sorry about your penis!" every time I see one though.
Permalink Reply by A.K.A Paul on February 24, 2010 at 3:40pm
Reddog said:
I'm still gonna yell "sorry about your penis!" every time I see one though.

Yes...In deed!
Permalink Reply by Vondo on February 24, 2010 at 4:47pm
like Conan said "there's only so many a$$holes in America and they all already have a Hummer" Wish I could say I'm sorry to see them go...
Permalink Reply by igz on February 25, 2010 at 3:43am
anyone know what the hummer assembly lines will be replaced with?
Permalink Reply by Tony Adams on February 25, 2010 at 5:10am
iggi said:
anyone know what the hummer assembly lines will be replaced with?

According to the piece I heard on public radio this AM, production was outsourced to a non-GM plant in Indiana, so I'm guessing nothing.

So, like so much of the news lately, the good news of Hummer's demise has a dark lining in that local jobs will disappear. We need to find a way to get those people working building something sustainable, useful and beautiful.
Permalink Reply by igz on February 25, 2010 at 5:26am
fembots?


Tony Adams said:
iggi said:
anyone know what the hummer assembly lines will be replaced with?

According to the piece I heard on public radio this AM, production was outsourced to a non-GM plant in Indiana, so I'm guessing nothing.

So, like so much of the news lately, the good news of Hummer's demise has a dark lining in that local jobs will disappear. We need to find a way to get those people working building something sustainable, useful and beautiful.
Permalink Reply by Eric R on February 25, 2010 at 5:26am
Agreed.

A hummer (because I can't identify people as driving vehicles, just machines moving around) let me pass through a four way stop first yesterday so I had to give it a courtesy wave, but I didn't like doing it.

H3N3 said:
I would love a bike made out of recycled Hummer. For the symbolic value.
Permalink Reply by alewyfe on February 25, 2010 at 5:30am
Rest in Pieces... mwahahaha (since that's what happens to you if you get hit by one, it's only fitting they should have the same fate).

Good riddance to bad rubbish, as they say.
Permalink Reply by dan brown on February 25, 2010 at 5:42am
farewell land barges. you will NOT be missed.....


DB
Permalink Reply by mike w. on February 25, 2010 at 7:15am
Hated the Hummer in all its incarnations, but cannot help but feel bad for the 1000+ people who are now out of work. Another thousand or so people with families to feed and kids to school. Those jobs are never going to be replaced, so i really cannot celebrate the demise of the brand. Another factory closed...
Permalink Reply by Michael Perz on February 25, 2010 at 10:56am
I've never understood all the ire that's been directed at the Hummer since its inception. Granted it stands head and shoulders above most other displays of nuveaux riche affluence, but in terms of threat posed to cyclists I don't see how it is an exception to all the other vehicles piloted by knuckle dragging cretins each day.

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