2001 HUMMER H1 Review

Summary

What Edmunds.com says

Interior improvements yield a near-bearable level of comfort, but it's still a nightmare on the street. Unless you're desperately in need of attention or you own a sprawling cattle ranch, leave this monstrosity to movie stars and army commandoes.

Pros

Unsurpassed off-road ability, major-league attention getter.

Cons

Drives poorly on the street, not much interior room for such a big vehicle, low in power, high in price.

What's New for 2001

The Hummer gets a few minor additions for 2001. Inside, there's a redesigned gauge cluster, easier-to-use climate controls and rear seat armrests. For audiophiles who like the wind in their hair, open-top models can now be equipped with the optional Monsoon premium stereo system. On the outside, optional 17-inch aluminum wheels add a sportier look, while redesigned, heated exterior mirrors provide better visibility.