I know that for some who pray to the Gods of Octane most likely don’t do any kind of racing and are entirely full of shit it is heresy to say this, but I’ll say it anyway: I like electric vehicles

Well, there may be some disagreement on electric cars and that’s understandable.

Still looks like a Dustbuster to me.

Actually... kind of like it now??? Not that I would buy one, but still.

With all the respect.... You’re an idiot. This the largest and deadliest in CA history.

They’d do fine.

Get a Load of this guy? Whats next huh mR sCiEnCe ?!?!?! These tires were made out of rubber or something? pfffft

I would think that would be a bit easier on tires than on headlights.

horsepower numbers are starting to mean less and less. The Audi S5 has basically held steady (or lowered!) the horsepower number over the past decade, yet continues to get faster... the most recent one is faster than the last generation RS5. 

Nice 0-60 time for an Infiniti.

Maser QPs dont need a lot of wrenching, they are reliable as long as you do not get the F1 gearbox - 2007 or later and they are pleasant cars to own.

You’ll have to wax it first.

Keep it classy, San Diego.

No service records on a Ferrari is shady stuff. The price however makes it worth taking to a Ferrari experienced shop and have them look it over pretty good (if the seller allows it). If there’s nothing major or questionable found, it’s actually a nice price.

HD has it’s issues, no question about it, and the dealerships are a major part of the problem as indicated by the commentariat herein, but I love the look of this bike, and I whole-heartedly support HD’s attempts to modernize in a step-wise fashion (I despise every manufacture of anything anywhere that makes radical…

Nice looking bike.

The real question is can the dealers properly sell it. I remember looking at Buell back in the day...I was interested in the Ulysses. Got completely ignored on a Tuesday when it was dead. They didn't want to sell different then, will they be able to now?

Challenger, Mustang and Camaro owners dont put the power down, the convert power into a cloud of smoke. And that’s why they buy the car.

AWD is pretty much required now because HP has gotten so crazy. No way to put that much power down in an RWD without fitting super wide rear tires, and the sedan layout doesn’t really accomodate those.