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Funny, I almost got hit by a soccer mom (not) driving her H2 today... As I was going to the ford dealership... Residential streets (WIDE residential streets, like in old-days where you can park a car on each side of the street and still have room for traffic to travel comfortably both ways)... she makes a right turn onto the street that I'm on, and if I had been there about 3 seconds earlier, she would've hit me almost head-on. She swung all the way across into my lane! All I could think was "Okay, I can make that turn, and I'm in a REAL truck!"
My favorite thing to do is pull up next to the H2s in my bone stock 4.2L 5 spd and get the pretty boys that drive them to do a couple of light-to-light drags. I am yet to be beaten by one of those sleds....It's a great time because rich boys guessed awfully ticked off when things don't go their way. Or maybe I just like to be the one to cause the drivers of those ugly a$$ vehicles their frustration....haha
Scott
PS- I think they worse than 'burbans and Escalades combined.... Just my humble opinion.
The H2 is a tax loophole. Under Bush's new tax plan, business owners can deduct the entire cost of their $55,000 H2. If you are in the highest tax bracket, that's a tax savings of nearly $20,000! The government rewards you more savings for buying an H2 than you'd get for buying an electric car.
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