<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by magi115:
Thank you for your response Craig. For all you hater's who think this is a joke, and want to make make racial slurrs, and are throwing the word cock around, well, I think you might be the ones that need a head examination (insecure about your homosexuality). I drive this vehicle as a company work truck, and quite frankly, with only 12 thousand miles on it, I can honestly say it is a pos. And printed on the insurance card, the vehicle is insured as a GMC Suburban. So, all of you with your 8mpg roving status symbol need a reality check. General Motors cannot build a vehicle to save their lives (as witnessed by their recent GM employee discount to america).The company is grabbing at vines to stay afloat (purchasing of Saab, Hum-Vee etc.) Go spend $60.00 for a fill up to look cool for teenagers. From what i have seen of the profiles here there are few who actually use their H2's for serious off roading. In that regard It could be assumed that their are some serious enthusiasts that love their trucks, but a fully prepped Jeep Wrangler will eat it alive off road. Thank god this glitzy hunk of sheet metal and chrome is a tax write off. Oh yeah, my real car is VW 93 Corrado vr6 twin turbo, roughly 300whp. What a joy to drive drive comapred to this thing. </div></BLOCKQUOTE>You are lying. All insurance companies use the same code database for the vehicles. My first insurance card originally said AM General H2 because it is built by AM General, not GM. So, nice try stupid.
And before you make up some other bull**** about the insurance card. The vehicle description is pulled from the database using the VIN number. Idiot.
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