It’s Germany’s CarFilmComponents (CFC) offering a tuner version of the last Hummer H2: done in a “not-so-subtle burning chrome” laminate. The car is actually coated with an adhesive film.

The chrome and carbon fiber covered H2 features a 480 horse power engine atop massive 28-inch light alloy wheels, wrapped in Kumho tires. There are also the interestingly-named LSD wing doors and a FOX performance exhaust system.

Inside, this intensely over-the-top H2 contains a couch made with a mix of leather and Alcantara, oh and a mini-bar. There’s a massive multi-media system which includes a digital TV, DVD player, and XETEC amplifiers and subwoofers.

I guess if you’re gonna go out, might as well do it in style. The source: WorldCarFans

According to sources: “Effective January 19th, all Hummer production will stop, that includes the contract manufacturing at AM General for the Hummer H2 and the production at GM’s Shreveport, Louisiana plant where the Hummer H3 and H3T are built.”

Nick Richards, public relations representative for Hummer, stated that inventories for Hummers nationwide are up to hundreds of days on hand, after a run of 2010 models beginning in October. After a year when dealers have seen an 85% decline in sales year over year, GM’s decided to stop production until the sale to China’s Sichuan Tengzhong Heavy Industrial Machinery Corporation. But now, the deal has been cleared by United States regulators. Chinese agencies involved are taking their time completing its side of the process. Richards says Hummer is confident a deal will be reached, but was unable to provide a projected completion date.

via: Jalopnik

I don’t know what gets under my skin more – entitled, power-crazed “peace” officers or entitled, white college kids with smart mouths. Luckily in this clip, which features an apparently staged neighborhood snowball fight in suburban DC, both cop and kids get bullied around. At first viewing I felt the cop deserved to be taunted and mocked. Upon further watching I would have been totally fine if he shot every one of their Caucasian rich-parent behinds.

The Source: Autorocker / Jalopnik

In order to lend the flashing red-blue light bar and ear-splitting siren more credence the engine specialists from GeigerCars.de installed a supercharged V8 engine with an enlarged displacement of 7.0 liters in the engine bay of the HUMMER H2.

The GeigerCars.de high-performance engine was fitted with a belt-driven supercharger with generously dimensioned intercooler. But that’s not all: The modifications to the engine also include special pistons, a precision-balanced crankshaft and titanium piston rods. The cylinder heads of the V8 engine were re-machined for optimized gas flow and fitted with a sport camshaft and reinforced valvetrain. A special intake system with sport air filter and a fully stainless-steel high-performance exhaust system with high-performance manifolds and metal catalysts round out the conversion.

After reprogramming the engine electronics to calibrate the GeigerCars.de power components the supercharged eight-cylinder engine delivers a maximum power output of 700 hp / 515 kW at 5,500 rpm and produces a peak torque of 904 Nm at 4,260 rpm. Power is transferred to all four wheels via a modified four-speed automatic transmission. Despite a curb weight of 3.1 tons the police HUMMER H2 7.0 Kompressor from GeigerCars.de delivers sports car performance: The sprint from 0 – 100 km/h takes just 6.5 seconds, top speed is limited electronically to 250 km/h.

This level of performance necessitates numerous GeigerCars.de modifications to the suspension. Immediate eye-catchers are the one-piece forged chrome king-size 10Jx28 wheels with Kumho 325/35 R 28 tires.

In addition GeigerCars.de upgrades the police car with professional suspension and brake tuning. The sport suspension lowers the ride height of the SUV by some 105 millimeters, and offers firmer damper settings. Sport sway bars reduce body roll in fast corners.

The GeigerCars.de high-performance brake system with 380-millimeter perforated and vented discs and eight-piston fixed calipers on the front axle delivers enormous fade-free stopping power.

After transporting the GeigerCars.de police HUMMER H2 7.0 Kompressor back to the US the vehicle will be equipped with state-of-the-art police communication technology and will then serve as the personal emergency vehicle of the county sheriff.

A few great stunt scenes show him riding the roof of an H2, just before jumping off. It’s a good thing Snake Eyes doesn’t stick around, as the Hummer eventually smashes into a small European car, causing it to flip over the large American made SUV.

GI Joe looks like one hell of a live action reboot, and we can’t wait to see more clips as the months progress! GI Joe: The Rise of Cobra opens in theaters August 7th.

AM General announced the production stop today, stating they will be in a holding pattern until “at least March.” The company is also laying off 200 employees from the civilian line of H2. Some workers have been shifted to the wing which produced the military Hummers. AM General spokesperson Craig Mac Nab said “Nobody knows what’s going to happen with the H2 plant.” – Let’s keep our fingers crossed that H2, and some (if not all) of those jobs will return to Indiana.