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Hummer H3T
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“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.”
Source: GM Corp
Bremen_Koenigsegg
February 1, 2008 7:11:34 PM
I am not the sort to reap the benefits of owning an SUV or pick-up, but am still straining to find a purpose for this vehicle. That bed doesn't seem nearly long enough to accommodate a couple of mountain bikes (let alone dirt bikes) plus gear, or even an ATV. On top of that, interior space (legroom, interior storage space) must be heavily compromised. And if someone wanted to haul around wealths of mulch, I reckon they'd buy the cheaper Colorado/Canyon. "Form following function" is true -- provided the "function" is that of looking like a bit of an "idiot" for purchasing such a "pointless" vehicle. I'd understand the buy if it had some sort of indistinguishable appeal... but it just doesn't.
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