Ready or not, the HUMMER H3T is coming. General Motors is investing over $73 Million to build a plant to build the all-new H3T HUMMER line in Shreveport, Louisiana, according to a press release by the company.
GM Investing $73 Million in Shreveport, La. Truck Plant for Production of HUMMER HT3
The folks over at The Car Connection have your first pictures of the new 2009 Hummer H3T, and they look pretty sweet. Head over there now to check out the pictures. Meanwhile, here’s what the 2009 Hummer H3T has to offer:
Although the original concept was a short-bed pickup with just two doors, economic decisions made the four-door H3 variant much more affordable to produce. The short bed will offer a cargo area of roughly 4 feet wide by 4 feet long. A hard tonneau cover will be available as an option, as will several choices of lockable cargo boxes.
GM has finally decided to unleash their Hummer H3x on an unsuspecting public — with a price tag of $38,065. Based on the H3 Street concept car shown at SEMA in 2005, the H3x can be purchased straight from the factory and onto your driveway.
So what’s so special about it? Autoblog knows:
People seeking a HUMMER H3 with a customized appearance, straight from the factory, can soon add a new H3x to their garages. The first H3x models will arrive in dealerships in the United States and Canada in August, with a price of $38,065. The H3x is based on the “H3 Street” concept vehicle shown at the automotive industrys annual Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) show in November of 2005. It was created for consumers who want to make a personal style statement and differentiate themselves from other H3 owners.
More news about GM’s new 2007 Hummer H3X.
Here are the preliminary specifications that’s now come out for the H3X:
