HUMMER is best known for large, bold-looking vehicles inspired by the military Humvee. The original H1 was built for serious off-road use, while later models such as the H2 and H3 brought the distinctive HUMMER style to luxury SUVs and more everyday driving. HUMMER is a niche name in the UK rather than a mainstream choice, so used examples are often imported and can be harder to find than models from established UK brands. A used HUMMER may appeal if you want a commanding driving position, standout styling and strong off-road credentials. It has a more imposing presence than rivals such as the Jeep Wrangler or Land Rover Defender, though its size and running costs may be less suited to urban driving. The original HUMMER range ended in 2010; the name has since returned in North America on electric GMC HUMMER vehicles, which remain uncommon in the UK.