If my memory serves me correct that guy blew himself up - not a clean “kill”. We’re not talking apples to apples here, like a Seal Team hunting down and killing Osama cold and Obama ordering his still warm carcass dropped to the bottom of the sea.

What’s that old saying....? Oh yeah, what goes around comes around.

Yeah, we gave up 66 HP and flat plane crank engine vibration that would rattle you fillings loose for the fibreglass and a silky smooth LS V8. On occasion, I miss the Shelby’s exhaust note, but that’s about it.

Traded our GT-350 for a C7 2LT.

Kiss? Really? They’re hacks. Please substitute in Def Leppard, Heart, Foreigner, etc., instead. The list of substitutes is for Kiss is long and distinguished, but who has the time?

That’s because the cheaper metrics aren’t just that - cheap, they even look cheap. I’ll pay for chromed metal over chromed plastic. Plus, when you ride a metric off the Dealer’s lot, it’s worth nothing. All of my past HD’s have held some value and if you get the right bike and don’t modify it, it’s easy to move…

I’ve ridden a Street Glide since 2014 and I love it. I try hard as hell to not be associated with that crowd and it’s why I detest bike nights. The attitudes of the HD stereotypes surpasses their douchey appearance.

If you ever get a chance to ride a new Softail and please let me know your thoughts. I’ve only ever ridden the newer ones. I didn’t mind them, but it was at an HD sponsored ride around the block. 10 minutes most with the bike. Not enough time to fall in love or in hate.

Most - MOST - of the haters couldn’t afford one anyway.

Checking in to see all the HD hate. Same ole, same ole.

Newbomb, you’re brother’s looking for you.  He wants to know where his El Camino is.

My ATS 3.6 coupe with Firestone Firehawks cuts on a dime.  No complaints here.

Or did they put a truck motor in a Cadillac?

Looks like a fancy Kia.

Still, regardless of it being a fake, the car was properly cast.  Anyways, fake cars and Don Johnson go hand-in-hand if you’re old enough to remember.

Yeah, it’s called a C7.

Looks like a shelf storing monitor and a computer racing game steering wheel.

Roof panel is a dead ringer.

Had to go back in time a few decades, but I finally got it.  Take your star.

“My grandfather worked here at GM, I work here at GM and I want my kids to be able to work here at GM.” She (and many of those workers) view it as some sort of “generational right” to have these job waiting for them at the same high wages they’ve always to had it... forever. The US/world just doesn’t work that way…