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well, yours is front engined, are you planning to release it under civetta brand too?

 

yeah, I intend to call it the "civetta burrasca" (storm in english), and it'll be a lamborghini espada/jarama style GT car. My intention is also to do a decent front-end restyle, as well.

 

Great project! Good luck my man!

 

I was toying with that idea as well, but mine would be a 70’s coupe with a inline 6.

 

i'd suggest doing something like this with the doors
usually a 4 door car is similar/the same length as the coupe, but the front door is shorter to allow more space for the rear door

 

Idea was to make RX8 like doors on the rear, so no

 

will you at least make the rear doors have a "hidden" door handle then?

 

ye, sure, forgot about that

 

Still think the back door should be right against the wheel well that gap is massive

 

no.

 

It's probably like that to make room for the back seats.

 

And engine

 

The 1972 Chevelle SS
Beautiful ass car in my opinion and i'm sure if you made this it would be 100% amazing!
but your choosing obviously, Just a idea

 

I agree it is an awesome car. But this suspension is way to old for that car

 

what about something older... something similar to a 1930s ford.

 

New wheel design for the modular wheel:

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also, I have ran into a curious issue.
I'm making a I3 for the covet but it likes to destroy itself via locking up.
The code for the torque is this:

but it shows in game as this:

Any explanation?

 

important mod test mule-ing before the update...

back on the topic of the burrasca though, what do you guys think of the body designs I came up with? something's wrong with the back proportions, but I can't pin exactly what.

 

Great photoshops my man, i really like the look of it, kinda looks like a mix of detomaso pantera and spada codatronca but less crazy

 

I think the front end should be a little more cone-shaped, for better aerodynamics

 

Tail bit should get narrower toward the back end. That way, it would produce an aerodynamic kammtail like the Ferrari 250 GT "Breadvan":



Oh, and that definitely Google-translated name...

Fun fact: it's a common practice among asian manufacturers to come up with ridiculous-but-italian-sounding names for their cars (hello Honda Mobilio...). I'm sure Civetta can do better than that...