Everything became a luxury car, not just SUVs. Cupcakes in the drawers is when it happened.

Congrats! Hope its a blast. Looking forward to your review.

I’ve been riding since I was a kid and have known a lot of riders. Only one bad injury and no fatalities amongst all of ‘em over my lifetime.

Very difficult to tell if that Miata had stalled or was at full-throttle.

If only you knew what “topvehicle” meant in Dutch!

Last year HD won the contract to replace the aging 400+ BMWs in the CA Highway Patrol’s fleet. Major reason given: lower maintenance costs. If that really was the argument, the logical choice would have been Kawasaki.

Never really noticed it before, but the BMW 3 Series is strangely proportioned and, well, ugly when it’s put next to the machined-from-billet lookin’ ATS-V. Well played, GM.

I give up.

Not sure how the point is getting lost so easily by so many when it’s just one sentence.

Bikes always win, because a car you cannot afford to own will never be as exciting as a bike you can.

Been there. Seen what you’ve seen. Except for the opening to the river.

Fawk.

Where the hell is a good access point to get into the LA River on a motorcycle? Anyone?

Let’s see the Russian dash cam video.

Sylvia Plath’s pen dwelled on some pretty dark shit. And what a mess of a lady. So a truck named after her should send people running.

The amount of solid, entertaining, informative content so few journalists put out here on Lanesplitter is staggering. So yeah—great f’in job! Your work is much appreciated.

The road to insanity is paved with nudity. (And usually not the good kind.)

My guess is this was a private owners La Ferrari, not the ringer that Ferrari has been known to bring to journo tests.

I suspect 2002-2005 Thunderbird owners may just have a new favorite car.