Besides, it ain’t *all that* to own a Hummer anymore when any Joe Average can walk into a dealership and buy a dumber clone (H2) of the original for half the price. Don’t get me started on the fact that many Humvees are being blown up in Iraq/A’Stan to smithereens. Their purpose there has been vastly superseded by other superior vehicles like the Cougar. GM better get off their asses soon and think of something fast, ’cause everything is going downhill quickly for this brand and they’re dragging GM down with them.

Two or three years ago, Los Angeles county’s biggest Cadillac dealership (Casa de Cadillac) decided to move its Hummer franchise out of their shared showroom space and into its own custom-designed building a few blocks away, complete with Hummer facade, tough-looking riveted detailing, showroom space for 4 big vehicles, and additional office space upstairs. There was also a much smaller used car office sitting right next door that had room for one vehicle and a few desks.

Today, Hummer is now in the used-car building (but they don’t fit inside!)… and Subaru has taken over the custom showroom.

Towbin Hummer is turning into a Smart dealer. Go figure. From one extreme to the other.

“who buys a car in vegas? i mean cmon… it cant be that big of a market.” – Yeah, I know. Not one single person lives here. At all. We just fly in and stay at the hotel / cas¡no properties every now and then. There really isn’t 2 million people in the Las Vegas Metropolitan area. We just make that figure up to sound cool.

Dude, we’re no New York or Los Angeles, but we are the 28th largest city in the U.S, and we are the fastest growing city in the U.S. as well. All the Californians are moving in and taking over. Our city population has more people than Portland, Miami, St. Louis and Cleveland, just to name a few. Metropolitan population, we are larger than Columbus, Nashville, Milwaukee, Salt Lake City, and many others. And since L.A. is only a 5 hour drive away, many people from there come here to buy cars (which is a bad idea because our dealers are terrible). However, if you want a Ferrari or a Lamborghini, this is the place to buy it.

A lot of cars are actually sold here in Vegas. And so are a lot of car batteries. They only last about two years here. But cars last forever. It’s so dry, they never rust. If you want a good used car, come here and get one. It won’t be rusted.

LLN won’t let me say cas¡no properly.

And Hummer is not going to be around for to much longer.