...emergency breaking, they've had that for years...

Eventually motorcycles will come with a safety cage and two extra wheels to make the brakes work better.

It would seem Harley Davidson will build literally anything other than a quality motorcycle at a Well valued price.

The typical Harley rider shouldn’t be riding in the first place. 

Come to think of it, GM’s “Real People” ads(except for the truck series) are entirely gender neutral... Wait, thats not helping...

If this works as well as all the computerized safety systems on cars that do little more than thwart the intent of the driver...

We at HD understand that obsessing about your small penis while actively clogging your major arteries AND hating on China all at the same time can be distracting, so we’re working hard to keep you safe.

Harley-Davidson is developing technology to try and keep the aging Baby Boomers on their bikes as long as they can—largely because they have failed for years to find ways to attract anyone younger than 40.

If she married a guy like that, she deserves everything that comes with it.

Not a tool. An appliance like a fridge, stove, washer and dryer. Like the good vibrator she needs because her little penis husband is too busy rollin coal from his F-350 Super Duty quad cab bro dozer.

Women don’t care if a car is seen as masculine, but men do care if a car is seen as feminine.  Marketing to women reaches women.  Marketing to men reaches everyone.

most the mustang owners in Kansas City seem to be women. 

Because if they dared to try it, at least a third of vocal Feminists would scream a social media hatestorm towards the manufacturer for being patronising/doing it wrong/being tone deaf/whatever the current phrase du jour that expresses being offended is. The fallout simply wouldn’t be worth it. This is a game they…

1. How true this is nowadays? I haven’t seen a ad that was blatantly targeting male buyers in a long time.

As a tall person, I take offense to this

Try savagegeese. They actually put the car up on a lift and you get to learn about the little details no magazine would ever tell you - like whether the control arms are stamped steel or aluminum.

The first few seasons of Roadkill were on Netflix a while back. Might still be

Back in the pre-intertubes days I used to pour over Motor Trend, C&D, R&T, Sports Car International, etc. They are solely responsible for my knowledge of all the sports and supercars I never saw in my neighborhood.

Hot take, or maybe not. I always hated the wheels on the e46 M3

I sincerely doubt they will do an actual coast to coast run this year or next year or even year after that.