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Auto — Motorcycle Dealership Landing

A gritty, heritage-styled motorcycle dealership landing page built in vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Features a blacked-out hero with a featured bike card, a filterable 2026 model lineup, gear and apparel grid, a live service-bay status panel, a rider club events board with RSVP, an interactive finance estimator with live monthly payment math, and a test-ride booking form. Includes a sticky mobile nav, scrolling marquee, scroll-reveal animations, and a reusable toast helper — all self-contained with no frameworks or build step.

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Motorcycle Dealership Landing

A full-screen landing page for a fictional heritage motorcycle dealership, Ironhand Moto Co. The design leans rugged and rebellious — blacked-out garage tones, chrome accents, and an oxblood red that runs through every call to action. The page opens on a gritty hero with a featured Vandal 1200 bike card (cc / hp / weight specs and a from-price), then scrolls through a filterable model lineup, gear and apparel, a service and custom-build shop, a rider community events board, and a finance section.

Interactions are all vanilla JavaScript. The lineup chips filter the six machines by riding style (cruiser, bagger, sport, adventure) with a graceful empty state, and each model has a Get Quote button that fires a confirmation toast. The finance estimator recalculates an amortized monthly payment live as you drag the price, down-payment, and term sliders. The events board lets riders RSVP in place, a live service panel shows color-coded bay statuses (In Progress / Waiting / Done / On Hold), and the closing test-ride form validates input before confirming the booking.

The layout is mobile-first below 720px with a slide-down burger nav, scroll-reveal animations (respecting prefers-reduced-motion), a looping heritage marquee, and a shared toast() helper — everything self-contained in three files with no dependencies or build step.

Illustrative UI only — fictional shop/dealership, not a real service system.