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How the Honda Super Cub Became the Best-Selling Vehicle in History
In December 1956, Soichiro Honda and his sales chief Takeo Fujisawa flew to Europe looking for their next big idea. They came back convinced that neither a moped nor a scooter would do. What they needed was something new entirely, built for a country where only one road in ten wa...
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How the Harley-Davidson Knucklehead Defined the American V-Twin Sound
In 1936, Harley-Davidson bet its future on an engine nobody had asked for. The country was still climbing out of the worst motorcycle sales slump in American history, and the company’s big twins were still running on decades-old flathead technology. Into that uncertain moment, Ha...
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