Originally known as Hummer, the vehicle is essentially a civilian version of the military HMMWV (or Humvee). The original production model of the Hummer is manufactured by AM General and is sold in 1992, and it is eventually referred to as the H1. In 1999, GM acquires the rights from AM General to market Hummer vehicles and subsequently produces two additional Hummer models, the H2 and H3, but discontinues all Hummer production in 2010. After discontinuation, the Hummer name makes a comeback in the 2020s as an all electric vehicle sold by GMC, called the GMC Hummer EV.

Used vehicle buyers are drawn to Hummer due to their image and performance as a large, unique SUV or truck with great off road capability, especially the H1, unique styling unlike any other SUV or truck for the resale market, and excellent resale value. Hummer shoppers usually prefer to buy clean, unmodified vehicles in a popular trim because buyers look for proof of warranty, since the H1, H2, and H3 all have high diesel mileage costs. The cost of tires, brakes, and suspension also increases over time, and it costs you more to own one than to drive one.

Hummer buyers seek out units that are in good condition and have proven they have been taken care of by the previous owner by requesting complete service history, verifying frames have no rust, confirming that the 4WD system is functioning properly, and confirming that the interior electronics are intact. The highest demand nameplates for Hummer are the H1 for collectors, the H2 and H3 for shoppers wishing to purchase a statement SUV, and the Hummer EV to attract tech oriented customers who still desire a high level of presence.

Here are a few Hummer facts to consider:

• According to GMC’s Build & Price page, the 2026 GMC HUMMER EV SUV has an initial MSRP of $97,200, not including options, taxes, or fees. (GMC)
• According to its EPA label, a 2024 GMC HUMMER EV SUV has a total range of 314 miles and a combined rating of about 53 MPGe (63 kWh per 100 mi). Lower mileage may occur with alternative trim and tire options. (EPA / FuelEconomy.gov)
• According to five years of depreciation data from iSeeCars, the GMC HUMMER EV SUV is expected to hold 34.8 percentage of its original value, as calculated on average by comparing similar models rather than by VIN number. (iSeeCars)
• According to GMC’s 2024 HUMMER EV SUV brochure, the maximum trailering capacity of a HUMMER EV SUV is 10,000 lb. To reach this maximum capacity, you need the correct configuration for your HUMMER EV 2X model. (GMC)
• In the GMC HUMMER EV 2024 Pickup brochure, GMC lists that with the right type of DC fast charger, there is a charging limit of up to 300 kW. If you add the 24-module Ultium battery pack for 3X vehicles, you may reach up to 350 kW. (GMC)
• According to GMC, the HUMMER EV comes with an eight-year or 100,000-mile limited warranty, whichever comes first, for the electric battery that powers the vehicle. (GMC)
• The NHTSA Part 573 Safety Recall Report for Campaign No. 23V367 lists affected vehicles as 2022 to 2023 GMC HUMMER EV Pickup models, with production build dates from January 28, 2022, through March 23, 2023. (NHTSA)
• GM announces an investment of $2.2 billion in Factory ZERO in Detroit-Hamtramck, including production of EVs like the GMC HUMMER EV. (General Motors)
• According to GMC’s 2024 HUMMER EV Pickup brochure, there are up to 18 available camera views, including forward- and rear-facing underbody camera views (some features require specific equipment and packages). Availability depends on the options selected. (GMC)

Popular Hummer Vehicles Wanted

We are interested in purchasing Hummer vehicles of all models, both older versions and newer versions, including Hummer SUVs and trucks.

When evaluating Hummer vehicles, we look at mileage, overall condition, title status, available maintenance records, and any modifications to the drivetrain system or configuration associated with the vehicles you are selling us when applicable.

Condition is not a deal breaker… We buy “em no matter how many pieces they come in! We buy Hummers that are in wrecks or accidents and are damaged, nonoperational, high mileage, affected by storms such as flood or hail, and simply used up in appearance or mechanical condition, whether they have keys to operate them or are not registered because their registrations are expired.

We are prepared to pay cash for all types of Hummer vehicles, including the following.