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AfterMarket Mayhem: 2008 SEMA Show Photos & Coverage Part 1

2009 Hummer H3 X Concept

Hummer describes the H3 X Concept as "a proposal for the ultimate H3 X," taking a standard H3 X Alpha and sprucing it up with unique 18-in. wheels and 35-in.-tall tires, black chrome finish on its shiny bits (similar to the recent Black Chrome Edition H2), and body-color rear bumper extensions. Inside, the H3 X Concept includes black leather trim with orange stitching on the armrests and shift knob, along with custom floormats and a Hummer accessory headrest DVD entertainment system. Power remains unchanged, but the showcar sports Canyon Metallic paint from PPG.

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Community Comments

eericm (09/06/09 10:57 AM)

Maybe now Ford can produce a 4X4 that can revive the popularity of the original Bronco. Remember "Peppy" in "Romancing the Stone"? Ever since that movie Ford has seemed hellbent on pulling the Bronco's teeth and making a suburban station wagon.

Each line of cars needs a "marque" vehicle. They're not meant for the masses but for the people that appreciate the vehicle's qualities. The masses will follow for the milk-toast versions.

This technology should go into the whole line. At first as a Prius Beater, Hybrid F-150/Bronco and perhaps a hi-performance all electric GT-40 then as the only kind of drive train that Ford sells.

This is a chance for Ford to stop following everyone else and step out in front! It's been a looonnnng wait since the GT-40 and Shelby AC Cobra.

Question is how long will Ford wait to introduce this truck and other vehicles with the same technology in their show rooms? Or, will they sit on it until everyone else has introduced it and their sales are plunging, again?