For Sale: 2005 Hummer H2 in STRATFORD, Connecticut for sale in Stratford, CT
Vehicle Description The original AM General M998 Humvee is one of America's most all-terrain vehicles.
It was made famous for its military personnel use during Operation Desert Storm and quickly became a staple in American popular culture.
The civilian version of the M998, the AM General Hummer H1, used the same fundamental underpinnings as its military counterparts but were upgraded for additional comfort and federal compliance.
The H1 was a testament to overengineering, with portal axles and a Central Tire Inflation System that allowed users to inflate or deflate all four tires with a press of a button.
Its rugged, off-road prowess was undeniable, but that came at the cost of usability on the street and the creature comforts expected by the American public.
While the H1 sold well in niche markets, overall sales were slow and environmental regulations that would doom the civilian Humvee loomed on the horizon.
AM General's answers to the practical shortcomings of the H1 was the H2:
a slightly smaller, well-appointed version of the Hummer that would maintain off-road capability while significantly improving passenger comfort.
The new H2 was built on a modified GMT820 2500HD frame and was powered by a powerful Vortex 6.
0-liter V8 engine that produced 325 horsepower and 365 pound-feet of torque for the 2005 model year.
The H2 was an instant success and became so popular that it outsold the entire production run of H1s in its first model year alone.
AM General took vital design elements of the H1, an undeniable cult-classic, and seamlessly integrated them into the new package.
This new H2 proved not only to be extremely rugged and capable off the tarmac but also gained a reputation for being unbelievably reliable.
This 2005 Hummer H2 is a stunning example of the chassis.
With only 19,684 miles on the odometer, it is one of the most well-preserved examples on the market today.
It is finished in stunning black paint with a matching black leather interior.
The vehicle is exceptionally well-optioned and benefits from both the 1SC Luxury Series package and the highly-desirable Adventure Series package.
The H2 is in phenomenal condition inside and out.
It performs exactly as it would when new and shows minimal signs of wear.
For the Hummer enthusiast, no vehicle on the market comes close to this truck in terms of condition, mileage, and factory options.
It comes with a clean Carfax and the original window sticker.
The Luxury series includes:
Chrome 17 alloy wheels.
A chrome 7-slot grille.
Chrome mirror caps.
Ebony leather seats.
Upgraded leather interior trim.
An upgraded 6-disc CD change.
XM Satellite Radio.
A third-row seat.
The Adventure includes:
Air suspension.
A front brush guard.
Roof rack crossbars.
A first aid/tool kit.
An onboard air compressor.
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It was made famous for its military personnel use during Operation Desert Storm and quickly became a staple in American popular culture.
The civilian version of the M998, the AM General Hummer H1, used the same fundamental underpinnings as its military counterparts but were upgraded for additional comfort and federal compliance.
The H1 was a testament to overengineering, with portal axles and a Central Tire Inflation System that allowed users to inflate or deflate all four tires with a press of a button.
Its rugged, off-road prowess was undeniable, but that came at the cost of usability on the street and the creature comforts expected by the American public.
While the H1 sold well in niche markets, overall sales were slow and environmental regulations that would doom the civilian Humvee loomed on the horizon.
AM General's answers to the practical shortcomings of the H1 was the H2:
a slightly smaller, well-appointed version of the Hummer that would maintain off-road capability while significantly improving passenger comfort.
The new H2 was built on a modified GMT820 2500HD frame and was powered by a powerful Vortex 6.
0-liter V8 engine that produced 325 horsepower and 365 pound-feet of torque for the 2005 model year.
The H2 was an instant success and became so popular that it outsold the entire production run of H1s in its first model year alone.
AM General took vital design elements of the H1, an undeniable cult-classic, and seamlessly integrated them into the new package.
This new H2 proved not only to be extremely rugged and capable off the tarmac but also gained a reputation for being unbelievably reliable.
This 2005 Hummer H2 is a stunning example of the chassis.
With only 19,684 miles on the odometer, it is one of the most well-preserved examples on the market today.
It is finished in stunning black paint with a matching black leather interior.
The vehicle is exceptionally well-optioned and benefits from both the 1SC Luxury Series package and the highly-desirable Adventure Series package.
The H2 is in phenomenal condition inside and out.
It performs exactly as it would when new and shows minimal signs of wear.
For the Hummer enthusiast, no vehicle on the market comes close to this truck in terms of condition, mileage, and factory options.
It comes with a clean Carfax and the original window sticker.
The Luxury series includes:
Chrome 17 alloy wheels.
A chrome 7-slot grille.
Chrome mirror caps.
Ebony leather seats.
Upgraded leather interior trim.
An upgraded 6-disc CD change.
XM Satellite Radio.
A third-row seat.
The Adventure includes:
Air suspension.
A front brush guard.
Roof rack crossbars.
A first aid/tool kit.
An onboard air compressor.
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