“Form following function is at the core of HUMMER’s design philosophy, and the H3T’s capability reflects that mantra,” said Carl Zipfel, HUMMER director of design and former motocross professional. “It has a distinctive look that could be mistaken for nothing except a HUMMER – and it also has the functionality to get the driver to and from the trail in style.”
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verdano
January 31, 2008 5:00 PM
Despite of all negative comments from a lot of people. I like this car, A LOT! Personally for me it is amazing! :)
foose1397
January 31, 2008 11:01 PM
They didn't have the decency to change the interior...i would have liked to see more change. Not liken MB's new direction of half fasting things and only changing select portions of there vehicles
bakrione
February 1, 2008 12:19 AM
i would like to meet the designer of this car so i could slap him across the face. this is not what MB should be..
Aesthetics
February 1, 2008 8:19 AM
oh my god, those brake lights!!! what happened to the Benz design team!!!
Bremen_Koenigsegg
February 1, 2008 6:32 PM
They stopped selling these (read: C-Class Sportcoupé) in North America, I believe, midway through this decade due to sluggish sales. Three years later, do they honestly think a market has developed, or are they blindly (stupidly) reacting to BMW's introduction of the 1-Series in N.America? There's something to be said about failures of the past...
nin
February 12, 2008 5:24 PM
i agree....wat had happen to the design team of merc....where r their unique style gone to? It looks like hyundai now!
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