Hummer ownership

Are you thinking of this for the Outback or as a street 'toy' ? Wouldn't fancy trying to get one around some of the Outback tracks, as IMHO I reckon it would be too wide in the tracks to be of practical use in a lot of areas....remember that the Toyotas and Nissans are the most common work horses in the bush and the tracks are made by them and suit them best ....

Peter, I met a guy with a hummer at Arkaroola one time. He was American and imported it especially for his Australian holiday. On two wheel tracks he found he would have one wheel in the track and the other wheel up on the side - hard to get a level ride. This was worst on soft beach when he couldn't follow in someone elses tracks so he burnt more fuel. In many places he had to make his own track around rocks that others could simply drive straight through. Consequently he would not have won any friends at "Tread Lightly". His water pump failed on the Canning Stock Route and had to wait a week for the part to be flown in from the US. Apart from that I think they look very comfortable and capable. I know they gussle fuel but don't know what range they would have.