The Maverick hasn’t been touted as an apocalypse-ready vehicle, and a “beast”, by a raving lunatic bent on selling an over-hyped toy as a serious vehicle. 

Does Ford market the Maverick as a truck that can go anywhere, do anything, and survive the apocalypse?

The 1994 Jetta “III” did that, using the driver’s door keyhole.

Came looking for the Youabian Puma, was not disappointed.

It’s easy to see that the ID.Buzz is significantly more car for the money and you are essentially getting a nostalgic premium minivan whereas the old Type 2 was very much an economical basic people hauler. Even the difference in dimensions are astounding - the new one is more than a foot longer than the original and a…

As a hard-left radical, I am giggling slash blinking confusedly.

As a fellow lib, there’s nothing that makes me feel more “owned” than a complete stranger destroying his own property in a fit of pique over some bunch of strangers trying to make sure some other bunch of strangers are being treated fairly.

I’m not sure how I’m going to sleep tonight knowing I was owned so much.

As a conservative right winger there are two reasons I wont ride a Harley, the stereotypical Harley owner, and what they did to Buell.  And this guy just reinforces point 1

Wow. So he’s an extra helping of dipshit.

Imagine being so braindead that you destroy your own property because some company that only cares about your money decided to signal to the world that, hey, maybe LGBTQ+ people might also want to ride motorcycles? LMAO. Absolutely braindead. And he’ll be rewarded for these shenanigans too because this is how the…

No it runs. If you watch the video, him and his wife ride up on it in slow motion. It’s cringe. 

I agree with the sentiment that this is rage/clickbait. I would believe that particular bike wasn’t in running condition. This is just a dipshit looking for alt-right clout and a free new bike. 

Even saying the name Harley Davidson makes you think of the American flag.

As a lib, I feel so owned after seeing this video.

The Dodge T-Rex deserves an honorable mention.

I can’t believe there isn’t a market for the sportback in the US.  Look at the success of the VW GTI in particular but also the rabid fan base of the Golf R.  From my understanding, owners of Golfs tend to be brand/model loyal and it’s in large part to the venn diagram of functionality, fun, and price.  It seems the…

Holy crap, is the slide show finally dead?!?!

What about my sense of affordable, Stateside wagon?