well try to refinance the truck to lower the payments and then you will have to pay way lesss but u might have to pay tax on the loan u but if the payments get way lower why not n just think is it wroth paying that much for a truck with a bunch of miles

if you start asking for people opinion you wont get any cars u have to be the one with the right answer u the one that will be paying for it

 

I hear ya loud and clear. Again, I was just wondering if anyone had any H2's with milage this high and that might know of any major issues with the truck. As I'm new to this type of vehicle I was looking for some information from some pros's on this forum that know way more than me. I consider most of you guy's pro's from all the knowledge that I've seen being shared.

 

I can't believe some of you guys are telling him to throw his money away by leasing one when he can essentially buy one for under the blue book value by taking over these payments... In the end, if he takes this route, he'll have a car that he owns... not something he has thrown $20K into and has to turn back into the dealership... I would reccomend you buying this one, since $21K is a good price for the car and especially nice that you know its history. After you have paid back the loan (or gotten close to it anyways) you could trade it in on something newer if you decide you like it that much, but I would definetly not reccomend going straight to leasing a new one as suggested

 

Dont lease unless you own a buisness and can write it off, and will sell it anyhow in a few years... Leasing is a suckers bet. I buy to own, till the truck is junk... His payment is high, but he will not have many of them. I say go for it..Just protect yourself, as you are not helping your credit any by taking the previous owners payment over. Also the title will be in their name when youre done. Best to just pay it off with a new loan in your own name...

 

I'd pass on the deal personally.

1.) too many miles.
2.) never deal with family and friends.
3.) too many 03, 04's available.