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Robert Jablonski Ultimately, the designers didn't want to simply recreate the larger Hummers of the past on a smaller scale. "While we took inspiration from the Hummer heritage and DNA, we each wanted to evolve it in a new way," said designer Robert Jablonski. "We agreed it should be contemporary, compact and definitely open air." The final HX concept will be, basically, a convertible. It will have a pair of removable roof panels over the front seats and a sectional rear roof assembly that can also be easily removed. Last updated December 14 2007: 1:55 PM ET
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