Officially called the Launch Edition #004, this reimagined H1 gets a tan paint job, 40-inch tires, and a black leather-on-canvas interior. The body's been widened 7 inches, while the track is now a full 8 inches wider than before. MSA also added a remote-controlled 12,000-pound winch, brush guard, steel-tube rear bumper, and spare tire rack.

Like other MSA-customized H1s, the engine's been replaced with a 6.6-liter turbodiesel V-8 that makes 500 hp and 1,000 lb-ft of torque. That powerplant is paired with an Allison-sourced six-speed transmission, and the combo allows the H1 to hit 60 mph in about 6 seconds, according to MSA. It also gets aluminum body panels, a bed-liner-like body coating, independent front and rear suspension, a durable leather interior, an upgraded sound system, keyless entry, an improved HVAC system, and power windows.

As you can imagine, a Singer-quality makeover for a Hummer H1 isn't cheap. After all, you're paying not just for parts but also for a small team in the U.S. to build everything by hand. But still, this Baja-inspired build's price is pretty shocking. It starts at $250,478 and gets even pricier if you want to add other options.