You are being advised that...

[lawrence stone]

The v-8 beater pickup truck that you have owned and continously insured for the past year may be worth $4500 on a new car or truck.

You do the math at:

http://www.gm.com/cash-for-clunkers

[wickedinhere]

They dont even list a f-250 and i was gonna trade it in for a hybrid i guess i keep my f-250. I cant wait till they try to take my guns i will trade my bullets
for their blood.

[spotremix]

They dont even list a f-250 and i was gonna trade it in for a hybrid i guess i keep my f-250. I cant wait till they try to take my guns i will trade my bullets
for their blood.

you'll be waiting a long time for that cuz that won't never happen

[clclawn]

you'll be waiting a long time for that cuz that won't never happen

Was your double negative in there for a reason?

[MASTERMOWER]

Was your double negative in there for a reason?

Do you think he even understands your question? :alien::alien::alien:

[spotremix]

Was your double negative in there for a reason?

nope no reason, don't get me wrong at all

i am an very much for owning guns in this country. i have 2 of them myself.

[Stephen M.]

Well according to this, my 2 F150 6 cy trucks qualify for the $4500 each. Trouble is, they get between 12-15 mpg and each has less than 100,000 each in 10 years. i can run them for another 10 years; besides they are bought and paid for. I'm still paying off 1 F250 diesel and 2 F350 diesels and its not economically sound to take on more debt at this point.

Face it, its more about bailing out Detroit and less about going "green".

[safari lawn]

My 2004 Avalanche is on the list, but it only has a colorado or s10, I will keep my chitty mileage for the full size vehicle aspect. My 1999 c/k 2500 isn't on the list, guess it gets better mileage? Pulling the trailer its about 9 mpg. Camper, Boat, Enclosed trailer and flat trailer dont see any real savings there.