The thing is, the entire premise of a lot of these questions is that the requester essentially says “I know the good, realistic choice is X. But I don’t want that.” So the authors left to suggest something more fun/interesting/weird.

Bluetooth >>> aux plug. Too many phones are doing away with 3.5mm jacks now (inb4 “then don’t buy one that doesn’t have an aux jack!!!” - that’s missing the point). I’m absolutely a fan of keeping cars as analog as possible, but getting a newer car with bluetooth was great and is one of the few modern features I see…

It’s been on sale for like two weeks... how can anyone realistically call sales “not good” with such little time?  Also, what would be good?  Harley has been mum on goals; wouldn’t that need to be known to give a comparison?

The Piggly Wiggly in lovely Crivitz, Wisconsin, is epic for the beer selection and a bunch more. With a selection of sauces called A Taste of Crivitz and a whole bunch of hot tubs for sale, how can you lose? Just buy your Spotted Cow and live your best life.

They actually used this technique in spiderverse. Miles moves at 12fps during action sequences while still training, making him seem jumpy and less graceful than the other spiderfolk, enemies are selectively sped up during fights to make them less predictable 

I’m guessing that seeing this in 60fps will be “good enough” (famous last words)? I don’t think normal people can really tell the difference. Gamers can probably tell the difference, but only because they have agency over their games and can test things out until they’re sure.

Harley so much as said it was a Halo model a year ago, the idea being get as much press as they could.
I am of the opinion that almost all auto focused news ignores the fact that Xennial’s and Millennial’s actually buy and ride Harley’s in droves. They could do research but that would hurt the narrative, they could…

There are many 20-somethings signing on the line for $20k bikes. We don’t usually see it, but it’s a lot of blue-collar job kids with older coworkers who razz them about their rides. Think rural factory assemblers - they look at the older generation and kind of copy that.

Young people were out on force in Paris TX this weekend when we set the Guinness Book of World Record at 3467 Harley’s in single parade for the Adam Sandival / Paris HD #bringithomeparade - Youtubers in their 30's brought in people from every age group and while there were a lot of Boomers there were also a giant…

Just made it to the showroom this month, seven days ago, and you’re already calling it dead? Sounds like you’re publishing an obituary way too early.

The fellow in the driver’s seat felt something break, and stood on the brakes. Rear brakes are not designed to stop the inertia of a dyno roller.

This “side loaded brakes” thing makes literally zero sense. In order for it to flex enough to cause THAT much drag the wheel bearing and hub would have had to been broken or this would happen anytime anybody gets a little sideways because the dyno is not “forcing” it to track straight any more than a road would be…

Just add padding to the roll cage, like every wrangler available. Going to be better than having your body crushed because your roof is made of clothes hanger wire and vinyl. 

My thought is that consumers need to be trained. If they learn to plug-in sometimes, and love with it, they will be more likely to go full EV for the next car.

First impression: Grille.

It’s just that Audi/BMW/Mercedes have “heritage” and 100+ years of marketing...

Because Tesla drivers are like Prius drivers from the early 2000's so people hate them and can’t separate the consumer from the product. On the flipside nobody on this website can comprehend anyone being an auto enthusiast but not being obsessed with worn out 90's commuter cars.

The average American commute is a total of 32 miles per day.

I wish people would stop pretending like they need more range. Hell, 100 miles on battery is more than enough for 90% of Americans’ daily use.

Reverse: wait you mean to say there was a “first” gas station? They didn’t just pop up everywhere overnight, and so early adopters of ICE vehicles were limited where they could travel for fear of running out of gas? That’s wild. I wonder if people complained about the distances they could cover and were anxious at…

If the roads were straight enough, I could get home in five minutes flat.