Who bought hummer?
GM sells Hummer to mystery buyer Bankrupt automaker won’t disclose details of deal to sell truck line. NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) — General Motors Corp. said Tuesday that it has signed a deal to sell its Hummer truck unit, just one day after filing for bankruptcy. But GM (GM, Fortune 500) would not identify the buyer nor name a price, saying only that the deal would close by the end of September. “I’m confident that Hummer will thrive globally under its new ownership,” said Troy Clarke, president of GM North America, in a press release. “And for GM, this sale continues to accelerate the reinvention of GM into a leaner, more focused, and more cost-competitive automaker.” As part of the deal, some GM plants will continue to build the Hummer brand for the new owner, at least for a while. The company said its Shreveport, La. plant will keep building Hummers for the new owner until at least 2010. The Hummer and other large vehicles have been a drag on the U.S. auto industry since fuel prices
