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Re: Thinking of buying, but not for reasons most people do...
I think no matter how you do the numbers, you'll have a hard time burning enough gas to make the fuel savings be greater than the tax deduction. So if that is the case, what is the better vehicle for you and your business? Do you need more than 5 passenger seating? If so, then you'll need the van. Do you need to carry oversized items that a van can't fit? If so, then the truck is the better choice. Comfort-wise, I'd say the van and the Ridgeline are close, with the edge to the van, as it's designed primarily as a people mover. Versatility-wise, I'd give the edge hands down to the Ridgeline.
Either way, I like the way you're thinking, and hope you make the best choice for your needs.
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Gary Flint on gas mileage: "A Honda engine is not fully broke in until it has between 7-10,000 miles on the vehicle (depending on the manufacturing tolerances). Do not worry about achieving your optimum fuel economy until you get the vehicle broke-in according to the recommended guidelines described in your owners manual."
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