Hummer Street Art OK, Flash Happy Microsite Insufferable

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GM (via Modernista! one assumes) is using street art to promote its new contradiction in terms, the Hummer H3. We suppose line extensions are the natural path for any product to take but a small Hummer just doesn’t thrill the same way a big Hummer does. This street art was spotted by flicker user Runs With Scissors. The work was done by long time graffiti writers TATS CRU, Inc.

We’d be happy to link you to the H3 microsite but it’s buried so deep under layers of fancy, slow loading Flash, accessible only from the Hummer.com front door, we’ll spare you the agony. Take our word for it. It’s there but it doesn’t have near the amount of informative information as one might find in this Car and Driver pre-production review.

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