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I know Honda pays him a lot of money to hock their trucks and bikes, but I know he could use a few Burger King bucks, So..

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I dont know that he would have time to be a stool boy for two mojor comglarites. Im dont really understand the big push with the ridgeline, it still has me simmering that he would pick a truck that has a car engine, frame, no hi/low range 4WD AND it wasnt a Chevy/Ford/Dodge. Any truck would be a better choice even the Toyota "Taco" or the Nissan Titan would have made a better choice for a truck.

         

Jimmy must be in touch with his feminine side. Hee heee heee a Honda truck?!!!

Real men drive K30 one ton dullys hee he heee Chevys rule!!!!!

Everyone loves those cute little rice burners!

Here is a picture of the typical Honda Ridgeline Owner.....

I don't understand why anyone would buy one. Here their running $36,000.00 to $42,000.00. Thats some serious coin. For that money I can get a full size 1 ton 4 door. Even some duallies.  And the Honda dealers aren't dealing, where the big 3 are.

Doesn't make sence. Hell I'm still driving my '93 GMC 2500 turbo desiel with over 200K on it with (big)camper and pulling the race trailer just fine. It would be nice to have a new truck, but I cant justify the layout when I can spend that money racing.

Do I have a priority problem?

The local Honda car dealer is an A-Hole! Their idea of giving you a good deal is selling the car to you for MSRP! What a joke! They don't even offer you any type of financing. I own 2 Chevrolets, paid "Fleet" price for them ($150 over dealer invoice) and have 0% financing on them. Now thats a SWEET deal!

You guys are awesome!!! To Goon the dog is stated it Best, To SOV I am in the same boat as you on this one, Im still driving my 97 silverado but cant brake down to buy a new one becouse I would rather spend the money on riding,

         

Shoot, we are looking into class C motorhomes and you cant believe the prive difference between a new one off the lot or even a one year old used one. People lose crazy ammounts of money in the first few years on something like that. Its better to let the other people take the hit and buy it from them when they are basically upside down on what they are selling it for versus what they paid for it new.

Ride CR:

The same can be said about Boats, Street Bikes and Escalades! If you want one, buy a used one so  that the original owner takes the big depreciation HIT!

You made a very good point about the boats, I heard a quate the other day that I think you would like "Women and boats have alot in common, they are very high maintaince, require constant attention, require lots of money and if you cant provide it your arse is going to the bottom." 

         

Thats very true about boats.  I own a 1995 Bayliner 2150. I bought the boat for $ 6800 about three years ago, I've put $ 2300 and the blue book value on it is $ 5600-6200.  Not a good investment at all, but it is alot of fun.  Know this to anyone planning on buying a boat.  

i beet u all i got a 1990 firebird v8  

Are you saying that its a boat ancor? or that you drive an old POS because you would rather ride than be seen in a new vehicle? or maybe both?

LMOA

I think what he is saying is that he has a boat that you can drive on the road!