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06-16-2006, 06:55 PM
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Re: Do You Think I Will Get Approved For A H2??
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In all seriousness.....
There's a guy on the forum named "KenP" who helps a lot of new Hummer owners. I'm sure he'd be glad to co-sign you. Send him a PM.
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06-16-2006, 06:56 PM
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Re: Do You Think I Will Get Approved For A H2??
Honestly, It's more difficult to get financing for a vehicle versus a home. After all, the home isn't going anywhere.
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06-17-2006, 04:05 AM
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Re: Do You Think I Will Get Approved For A H2??
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Honestly, It's more difficult to get financing for a vehicle versus a home. After all, the home isn't going anywhere.
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...nor depreciating nearly as much! 
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06-17-2006, 10:46 PM
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Re: Do You Think I Will Get Approved For A H2??
Hey there,
Im new here as well (haven't posted pics of my Hummer h2 yet, But I will eventually) BUT, I do have some great advice for him. What I did when I bought mine was I leased at a 3.00% interest rate instead of an outright buy at a 7.00% interest rate and I took the ballon note at $26,000. Also I am keeping/paying off my Hummer. My reason for doing this is if I would have taken the 7.00% outright buy with $10,000 down I would have over 72 months have paid about $68,000 ($951/mo) by the end for the car, while leasing at a 3.00% rate with $10,000 down I got a note of $624/mo for 47 months with a balloon note of $26,124 so I'll end up only paying (624 x 47months = $29,328) + $26,124 (balloon note) = $55,452, which equals a total savings of $12,458 than buying it outright. Sorry for the calculations, but I'm trying to show him the smart way to buy an H2... 
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06-18-2006, 12:27 AM
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Re: Do You Think I Will Get Approved For A H2??
if you can find someone who is 25, Hertz now rents H3's. You could drive a new one everyday.
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06-24-2006, 11:44 PM
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Re: Do You Think I Will Get Approved For A H2??
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Hey there,
Im new here as well (haven't posted pics of my Hummer h2 yet, But I will eventually) BUT, I do have some great advice for him. What I did when I bought mine was I leased at a 3.00% interest rate instead of an outright buy at a 7.00% interest rate and I took the ballon note at $26,000. Also I am keeping/paying off my Hummer. My reason for doing this is if I would have taken the 7.00% outright buy with $10,000 down I would have over 72 months have paid about $68,000 ($951/mo) by the end for the car, while leasing at a 3.00% rate with $10,000 down I got a note of $624/mo for 47 months with a balloon note of $26,124 so I'll end up only paying (624 x 47months = $29,328) + $26,124 (balloon note) = $55,452, which equals a total savings of $12,458 than buying it outright. Sorry for the calculations, but I'm trying to show him the smart way to buy an H2... 
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Ok, but at the end of 47 months, unless you have $26,124 laying around, you are going to need to finance that money as well as a standard loan if you want to keep the vehicle.
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06-25-2006, 04:14 AM
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Re: Do You Think I Will Get Approved For A H2??
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Ok, but at the end of 47 months, unless you have $26,124 laying around, you are going to need to finance that money as well as a standard loan if you want to keep the vehicle.
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All that's left are basically the residual plus any penalties. At that point give the truck back, paying any penalties, or finance the remainder.
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