Hummer Sales up 113.6 percent over last year.
November 2005 / 2004 sales:
H1 27 / 25 3.7 percent increase
H2 1510 / 2668 <span class="ev_code_RED">45.7 percent decrease</span>
H3 4454 / No sales last year

Total Hummer sales November 2005 / 2004
48,648 / 25,531

Hummer Sales up 113.6 percent over last year.
November 2005 / 2004 sales:
H1 27 / 25 3.7 percent increase
H2 1510 / 2668 <span class="ev_code_RED">45.7 percent decrease</span>
H3 4454 / No sales last year

Total Hummer sales November 2005 / 2004
48,648 / 25,531

Woo hoo... I was one of the 4454

In any event, I'm wondering if the 45.7% decrease in H2s had anything to do with H3's arrival?

I think the H2 is nice, but like the H3 better.

Those are TRULY impressive numbers! Great job GM!!!

I guess I must be 4455! Just signed the papers today! Yippee!

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by TEAMHEATWAVE:
I guess I must be 4455! Just signed the papers today! Yippee! </div></BLOCKQUOTE>

Nope, you might be number 1 for the Dec. figures.

I would guess the H3 is biting into some of the H2 sales, but I would guess the majority of the decrease is the economy and the fuel prices. It is a specialty type vehicle, not for everyone.