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Storm | Chevrolet Suburban

Wheels

by Ed Wallace

HUMMER TIME

We think GM will score big with its 2003 H2 Hummer (estimated $50,000), which leans de-signwise on GM’s popular full-sized SUVs while retaining the tougher-than-tough look of the original military version made popular by Desert Storm and Arnold’s movie openings. Plus, your friends will covet thy Hummer with its quite civilized 316-horsepower V-8 and the ride and handling of a Chevrolet Suburban. For more information, log on to www.inside automotive.com.


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