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[Scouts Out]

it pisses me off that they would mostly include the liberal states where only true HUMMER nuts would buy a H3, what about the states where there are lots of people on the fence. I fall into the HUMMER buyer who would bought without the gas but it sure would have been sweet...

[usetosellhummer]

I am ready to pull the trigger this week, were is my gas? I don't live in la la land or FL. come on GM?

[HummerNewbie]

Originally Posted by Scouts Out

it pisses me off that they would mostly include the liberal states where only true HUMMER nuts would buy a H3,...

Guess that makes me a true Hummer nut

[Hummer Guy]

I get California -- but is FL really considered liberal? Certain areas I think are, but as a whole I think of liberal states like NY, Massachusetts, Cali...

[HummerNewbie]

Originally Posted by Hummer Guy

I get California -- but is FL really considered liberal? Certain areas I think are, but as a whole I think of liberal states like NY, Massachusetts, Cali...

I agree complete. I would think there are at least as many conservative areas in FL as there are liberal.

[f5fstop]

Most of FL is conservative, except for that part of the state (Miami/Dade County) where they do not know how to vote in the first place.
As for the fuel incentive, it is purely marketing. Two of the states where GM has little share of the market is CA and FL (except for northern parts of FL).
The only vehicle GM makes that sells great in CA is the HHR; don't ask me why, I believe it is due to the nuts that live there.
Southern FL is like most of CA, a haven for foreign made SUVs; although Ford has a big presence in FL.

[evldave]

I drive 123,483 miles per year. Using GM's math, I should be eligible for $209,304 in gasoline rebates between now and the end of 2007.

[Hummer Guy]

unfortunately its about the same as a $1000 rebate for most people...

[RubHer Yellow Ducky]

Originally Posted by f5fstop

Most of FL is conservative, except for that part of the state (Miami/Dade County) where they do not know how to vote in the first place.
As for the fuel incentive, it is purely marketing. Two of the states where GM has little share of the market is CA and FL (except for northern parts of FL).
The only vehicle GM makes that sells great in CA is the HHR; don't ask me why, I believe it is due to the nuts that live there.
Southern FL is like most of CA, a haven for foreign made SUVs; although Ford has a big presence in FL.

whatdua mean we're liberal... Why we's can reed an rite an skin fish an chase little blu haired old ladies with our H-3, and yea mayB we hs a litle hurd time voten(naw i tink dats our northern cusons in palm beach) wes good old boyz. And look wez have 2 put up wit all dem dam huri-canes all dem thyme... dats why wez am good conserveiteve boyz

RYD