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Date Posted: 23:25:19 01/23/09 Fri
Author: Schlud
Subject: Doesn't do you any good if you can't get a loan from your bank.
In reply to: -S. 's message, "Re: Heck, I avg 14 mpg going 70 towing my Flagstaff pop-up camper and all my gear" on 16:08:46 01/20/09 Tue

I think it would get some momentum if gas prices were still at $4/gal, but right now with everyone hunkering down, who wants to add a car payment to their budget? My Xterra is paid off, and I use it almost exclusively for outdoor activities which it is exceptional at. A new Honda doesn't replace it.

But that's just me. Someone who's stuck commuting in an Xterra every day with a resale value of $8k, it could make good sense.

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