What in the world is the U.S. military going to do with all of its surplus Humvees? For the first time, it will auction off as many as 4,000 of the workhorse vehicles for sale to the public ...

Armored vehicles, snowmobiles and portable kitchens originally used by the U.S. military are all up for an online auction starting Oct. 19 at 9 a.m. The U.S. government sells hundreds of military ...

The federal government keeps 75.29 percent of the revenues. Regulations were recently changed to allow certain versions of the Humvee to be sold to private citizens.

We’re always on the hunt for clean AM General Humvees for sale. That’s how we ran across these three being sold on Facebook Marketplace for just $10,000 each. While we’ve seen some at around ...

The U.S. Military started selling surplus Humvees to the public in December, and so far the trucks have proved to be popular. Dozens of the military machines have been auctioned off through ...

U.S. Army surplus 1989 AM General M998 Humvee HMMWV -- yours for the low, low price of $10,000 (and up).

Starting December 17, 2014 the general public will able to buy trucks from a surplus of "as many as 4,000 Army Humvees" being shifted out of government service. Bidding starts at $10,000, and the ...

Just in time for bargain gas prices the U.S. Army plans to offer approximately 4,000 used Humvees for sale, according to the Army Times. The High Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicles (HMMWV) in ...

A decent Humvee in running condition from a government auction generally costs about $14,000, and about an extra 25% of the sale price for shipping, auction and title fees, he said.

The federal government keeps 75.29 percent of the revenues. Regulations were recently changed to allow certain versions of the Humvee to be sold to private citizens.

Today, more than a half-decade after the crisis, General Motors can no longer sell you a "Humvee." But the U.S. Army can -- and will. Humvees for sale! Come one, come all!