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OK, i saw another H2 today. WHO BUYS THESE THINGS??

Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
Why does the american car buyer continue to buy JUNK??

WHO would want this thing? What appeal does this vehicle have for ANYONE?
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I probably see on avergae 6-8 a day at least. Many friends of mine insist on flipping off every H2 they see, i kinda hope it develops into a trend nation wide so they quit selling them. I doubt it, but hey, one can wish.
 
David Caruso wannabes

🙂


Men with small penises

People with too much $$ and not enough brains.

Someone going trekking thru the Arctic.
 
The SUV loophole is within Section 179 of the Internal Revenue Code that allows small businesses to deduct the full cost of all sorts of equipment that was put into service during a tax year. Until the new bill had passed, the limit on such deductions was $25,000 with a phaseout as the cost of acquisitions hit $200,000. The $200,000 phaseout effectively excluded large businesses that make millions of dollars of acquisitions from taking advantage of the deduction. With the new bill, the limit on deductions has been raised to $100,000 and the phaseout has been raised to $400,000. "The intent of this is to stimulate capital expenditures," explains Mitchell Kauffman, a financial planner based in Pasadena, California. "That's about a third of the economy and a segment that's been lagging."


http://www.edmunds.com/advice/specialreports/articles/100280/article.html?tid=edmunds.n.mainindex.advice.special.2.*
people are pushing H2 like crazy
 
Originally posted by: forcesho
The SUV loophole is within Section 179 of the Internal Revenue Code that allows small businesses to deduct the full cost of all sorts of equipment that was put into service during a tax year. Until the new bill had passed, the limit on such deductions was $25,000 with a phaseout as the cost of acquisitions hit $200,000. The $200,000 phaseout effectively excluded large businesses that make millions of dollars of acquisitions from taking advantage of the deduction. With the new bill, the limit on deductions has been raised to $100,000 and the phaseout has been raised to $400,000. "The intent of this is to stimulate capital expenditures," explains Mitchell Kauffman, a financial planner based in Pasadena, California. "That's about a third of the economy and a segment that's been lagging."


http://www.edmunds.com/advice/specialreports/articles/100280/article.html?tid=edmunds.n.mainindex.advice.special.2.*
people are pushing H2 like crazy
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0wned :Q
 
The financial benefit is only as great as the marginal tax rate based on the taxpayer's total income.
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actually, this is not accurate. almost as important to the small business owner as the marginal rate is the 15% social security.
 
I see them all the time in Solon Ohio. Solon is yuppie central. Tons of BMW 325i's and Hummer H2's and a couple Mercede's here and there.
 
Originally posted by: forcesho
its for small business but dealer dont ask and dont need proof.. ANY one can buy it
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but the Gov will not credit your taxes with it ya doof. The $ is a reduction in your taxes, not a check from the dealer.
 
There's a catering place right around the corner from me that has a stretch 'limo' Hummer.
It looks funny next to the Lincolns and Caddies.
 
Originally posted by: Evadman
Originally posted by: forcesho
its for small business but dealer dont ask and dont need proof.. ANY one can buy it
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but the Gov will not credit your taxes with it ya doof. The $ is a reduction in your taxes, not a check from the dealer.
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i dont know jack about this, i dont even know how taxes work hahaha, i saw this on MSNBC and was just telling you what I heard from the TV
 
Originally posted by: forcesho
i dont know jack about this, i dont even know how taxes work hahaha, i saw this on MSNBC and was just telling you what I heard from the TV
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Then why in the hell did you say it? Just what we need another ex-AOL'er.
 
Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
Why does the american car buyer continue to buy JUNK??

WHO would want this thing? What appeal does this vehicle have for ANYONE?
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I know a guy that literally tore up his garage when he didn't realize the thing was too big for it. 😕
 
Originally posted by: Evadman
Originally posted by: forcesho
i dont know jack about this, i dont even know how taxes work hahaha, i saw this on MSNBC and was just telling you what I heard from the TV
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Then why in the hell did you say it? Just what we need another ex-AOL'er.
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This is a discussion, why can't I post what I heard on TV, I never said this is exactly what people do, the people at msnbc did, I'm just relaying the news article.

So if someone posts some news article, is he/she a ex-AOL'er ?


 
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