Original sentence: All three Hummer models are large, heavy vehicles with large engines and complex drivelines.Car and Driver magazine observed 12 mpg with their H2 SUT.However, expected mpg ratings can be derived from their fuel capacity and range ratings.However, the fact that the Hummer marque sells only heavy SUVs has made it a focus for this criticism.In the next few years, GM introduced two new homegrown models, the H2 and H3, and renamed the original vehicle to H1.Many also criticize the fact that their excellent off-road abilities are rarely used by owners.Since both the H1 and H2 can weigh over 8,500 lb (GVWR), the United States fuel economy regulations do not apply to them.The company does not disclose expected fuel economy ratings—in fact, the company is not even required to display a Monroney sticker on these vehicles.These metrics show that the Diesel H1 is expected to reach 16 mpg (US), while the H2 should get 9.6 mpg.These ratings, while certainly low, are similar to that of other vehicles, including the Dodge Ram and Durango, Ford F-Series, Expedition, and Excursion, and Chevrolet Silverado and Suburban.They also feature styling and advertizing that stresses a rugged image.This has made them a target of criticism for their poor fuel economy and questinable safety.This same criticism has also been leveled at many other "impractical" vehicles, from the Dodge Viper and Chevrolet Corvette to the Range Rover and Ford Excursion
Edited sentence: ' suggested that the Hummer is an inevitable chapter in America's 'addiction to oil'.A recent documentary 'What car would Jesus drive.However, due to the inefficiency of its engine it is controversial and many campaigns have been raised against it.More truthfully, it's an addiction to enjoying life and the fun of going anywhere.The average Hummer does about 11 miles per US gallon; considering that one of the earliest cars to come on the market, a Ford, could do 25 miles per US gallon, this is considered a setback.The car is hugely popular in America for its off-road capabilities, aggressive looks, and safety (although incredibly unsafe when it comes to the safety of anyone hit by one as you are far more likely to die if hit by a Hummer than any other family car)