that's a really good looking ride, even with the graphics. however, i think the mileage is gonna hurt you. good luck with it.

 

I like the graphics! The company I work for is EVS (we manufacture protective gear for the action sports industry) so I put our logo on there. I think the vinyl sets it off without looking really obnoxious (note use of the word REALLY) ....plus in the event i park next to an identical H3, i'll know which one is mine!

 

I doubt you will clear enough from selling it to improve your situation much. Don't forget that if you buy something else you are going to pay TTL on that and it will eat up a good portion of your H3 equity. Looks like keeping the H3 maybe the cheapest thing you can do.

 

Paying off any negitive equity or trading in your H3 for a loss or the new finance charges and the down payment on the Honda,,,, all of those things are going to cost you way more money.

As in, I would think you would save money keeping the H3.

As far a gas prices, the difference on the amount you spend on the Honda vs the H3 wont be enough to justifie doing it either as opposed to how much it will cost you to do the deal,,,,, in my opinion.

Just my 2 cents,,,, I hate to see someone sell a truck they like or love,,,,,, I sold my H3 last year and am kicking myself in the *** everyday for doing it,,,,,, buying another one really really soon.


Cheers
Davyo

 

I agree, your best bet would be to keep it, bottom line, I think you would regret it for many reasons

 

Keep the "3"

 

Goodlooking vehicle.

For what it's worth - Don't know if your in a 'Smart Buy', but if you are GMAC is forgiving the last 6 months of the agreement to purchase another GM vehicle. There are some GM deals out there: 0%for 60 months ($16.67 per $1,000) on trucks, but Hummer is2.9%. Anotherconsideration (at least in Texas) when trading is the reduction is sales tax.

I was looking to see what I might be able to do. I think I want the Championship Edition...

Good Luck with your decision.

 

Let us know.

 

Take a little time, work out all the details on paper first....make a well informed decision.

It ain't like that little sucker is gonna be popping out day after tomorrow.

I can't tell you how many times friends have sold off a boat, car, truck, guns, whatever...In response to an upcoming
major life event like the birth of a child, only to find they have royally screwed themselves in the long run.

Good luck and most of all, CONGRATULATIONS.

 

thanks for all of the input guys! i'm not one for an overnight decision, so I'm going to hang on to it until I can work all of the details out and go from there. It's a fun truck, and i'd hate to downsize it unless I have to.

I will most definitely keep you posted!