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It looks like common sense is starting to win over at GM. The symbol of the worst of American piggery is about to die! Could not happen soon enough. Hopefully the other monster SUVs will follow.
I believe that you are a little slow on the uptake, GM discontinued the H1 about 2 years ago, I remember it painfully well, now your only option is the soccer mom versions! Sad!
I always thought they looked atrocious anyway, pulling up in a tank beside you at Blockbuster. What a waste of money on something that depreciates. TRULY wealthy people don't waste money like that.
Actually - they don't cost that much
And, many very wealth people own Hummers. For example, Gov Arnold owns 3 of them (plus a Sherman Tank!)
Excellent thing!!! We have really enjoyed them. We will probably trade them in the next year - when the 2010's come out - for the XC90's.
Funny, when 'welfare moms' use a foodstamp 'loophole' to buy beer most people call that 'taking advantage of the system'. When other people use the farm vehicle loophole to buy a Volvo, people call that 'a wise business decision'. Excellent.
...still waiting for my thank you note, as one of the US taxpayer who financed your Volvo.
I always thought they looked atrocious anyway, pulling up in a tank beside you at Blockbuster. What a waste of money on something that depreciates. TRULY wealthy people don't waste money like that.
This is true. Upper class folks who aren't upside down on their houses and saddled with large amounts of debt usually don't own H2s.
My ex-girlfriends' ex-husband got the very first H3 off the truck. Guy is utterly broke and has negative equity in the house.
Funny, when 'welfare moms' use a foodstamp 'loophole' to buy beer most people call that 'taking advantage of the system'. When other people use the farm vehicle loophole to buy a Volvo, people call that 'a wise business decision'. Excellent.
...still waiting for my thank you note, as one of the US taxpayer who financed your Volvo.
Well, to each their own - I have never criticized someone using food stamps for their intended purpose
And, the tax credit for the SUV's, enacted during the Clinton era, was for SUV's of all makes and Pickup Trucks and farm equipment. Was not a "loophole" - the Congress made it that way.
This is true. Upper class folks who aren't upside down on their houses and saddled with large amounts of debt usually don't own H2s.
My ex-girlfriends' ex-husband got the very first H3 off the truck. Guy is utterly broke and has negative equity in the house.
Funny - My neighbor down the road? Has 2 Hummers, and a Suburban - and a 6000 sq foot home - free and clear -
Guess he did not take your advice
Boy - and I sure don't know why people are picking on Hummers today - there are many vehicles - passenger cars, P/U trucks and other SUV's that get far worse gas mileage, and cost WAY more, than the Hummers
Funny - My neighbor down the road? Has 2 Hummers, and a Suburban - and a 6000 sq foot home - free and clear -
Guess he did not take your advice
No, he makes $250K a year and is broke. Too many trips to see his hooters girl and the mens' club.
Statistically, I'm correct. Most H2/H3 vehicles are financed with 60/72/84 month loans. Your anecdotes are outliers with no basis in reality.
I didn't know they made doublewides that big.
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