Bye bye H1
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Originally Posted by IheartS2ks,May 12 2006, 10:46 AM
most useless street vehicle on the planet.
Plus it's fun to ride on the ass of supposed sportcars who brake into corners going less than 50 (WTF?) ,why drive a sportcar and not see this big a$$ truck closing in on you and not pull away.
Lastly on the freeway I love to think I'm Moses parting the sea. I use my turn signal once to identify my intentions and then I move over. Don't like it, stay in your lane and sue me if you live thru the crash.
Try that with the Honda.
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Originally Posted by WFO Racer,May 14 2006, 08:20 PM
Lastly on the freeway I love to think I'm Moses parting the sea. I use my turn signal once to identify my intentions and then I move over. Don't like it, stay in your lane and sue me if you live thru the crash.
Try that with the Honda.
Try that with the Honda.
...Hey, if you don't like the H1, then you don't like America. So go back to your own country ya damn terrorist.
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From: MAHT-O-MEDI
Originally Posted by WFO Racer,May 14 2006, 10:20 PM
Plus it's fun to ride on the ass of supposed sportcars who brake into corners going less than 50 (WTF?) ,why drive a sportcar and not see this big a$$ truck closing in on you and not pull away.
Lastly on the freeway I love to think I'm Moses parting the sea. I use my turn signal once to identify my intentions and then I move over. Don't like it, stay in your lane and sue me if you live thru the crash.
Lastly on the freeway I love to think I'm Moses parting the sea. I use my turn signal once to identify my intentions and then I move over. Don't like it, stay in your lane and sue me if you live thru the crash.
I think that about says it all for the last statement.
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From: South Jersey
Originally Posted by vader1,May 15 2006, 10:33 AM
I like to read WFO racers posts. He is generally is a braggadocious douche, but plenty proud of it. Sort of reminds me of a bumper sticker I saw once. It read "The more people I meet, the more I love my dog"
I think that about says it all for the last statement.
I think that about says it all for the last statement.
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From: houston
Originally Posted by no_really,May 12 2006, 03:16 PM
You can drive an H1 on the street, as well as off-road or very rough surfaces. You can park it in any parking lot, and on any stret. The only time you might not be able to park it on the street is where parking is parallel, and no space is long enough. That's a pretty restricted situation. It can carry at least 3 passengers and a ton of cargo.
You can drive the S2000 on the street, but not off-road. You can park it in any spot big enough. You can carry only one passenger, and a limited amount of cargo. The areas you can drive an S2000 are limited to paved roads or relatively smooth surfaces.
Seems like the H1 is way more versatile than the S2000.
You can drive the S2000 on the street, but not off-road. You can park it in any spot big enough. You can carry only one passenger, and a limited amount of cargo. The areas you can drive an S2000 are limited to paved roads or relatively smooth surfaces.
Seems like the H1 is way more versatile than the S2000.
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From: dallas
Originally Posted by yellow2001,May 15 2006, 11:17 AM
how many people take their 100k+ H1 off road? no really off road
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If anything, the H2 should've been the one to die.
Think of how many of those things are on the road today. The H1's are so few and far between that they aren't the gas guzzling killers. These H2's are.
Think of how many of those things are on the road today. The H1's are so few and far between that they aren't the gas guzzling killers. These H2's are.