You could drive one of these at around 140 mpg. But it isn't too usefull.


But I make a [censored]-ton of money with one of these at around 20mpg:



If I could afford a Hummer (not H2) for a run around vehicle I would be all over it.

People piss away all sorts of money on "hybrid" cars, they don't get that great of milage for what you pay and I can't imagine that the batteries are that helpfull to the enviroment either in production or disposal. You can get a diesel VW jetta that gets 50mpg easily, and still can get onto the I-roads at a decent clip. The navigator in your picture could probably get 25 mpg and have more power if it had a modern turbo'd diesel. The H2 could probably be in the same ballpark.