Vehicle suggestions (See first post)

Gavril Confivan (1960-66)


It is a...
60s American passenger van. Based off the Corvair Greenbrier, but with a Commer FC-inspired front end and a interior styled like the T1.

Configurations:
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E-Series?

 

Models of that class were more keen on legacy names (88, Continental, Bonneville, New Yorker, etc.).
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Confivan.

 

So what do I name it then?

 

Your 1000 massage!
OT: 2019 Ibishu Cloud- 2019 Honda Insight

 

Damn, how many massages did he had?

Also, there's a Insight project that's called the Ibishu Sun, FYI.

 

B-series? (B = boxvan)

 

That would be a truck though (considering the alphanumerical naming and the D-Series).

 

If it's got an Olds 88, Burnside Special seems fitting.

The '54 also has an 88-looking front.
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I'm still at Confivan. It seems to be a pre-alphanumeric-days van.
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My profile says this is message #1,000.

 

1. I would name it a Special, but without atleast a few luxury elements, I don't know if it can fit the car.
2. I'll go with that name then. It also sounds pretty unique.

 

The Special is barely anywhere near luxury.

 

But the Vision has plenty of sport sedan elements (which the Special doesn't have).

 

Yeah, a rounded 3-box sedan. For 90s standards, as sporty as sitting on a bench.

 

And the Special might as well been a rebadged Grand Marshal at the time.

 

Not really, not this sort of prestige.

 

Still doubt it would fit a Eagle Vision-based vehicle. Plus, I don't remember Gavril having any AMC elements in their cars (RoR or BeamNG), and Eagle was basically the "newer AMC".

 

The Vision looks generic enough to be by any brand.

 

I think most new cars in the game now should keep already existing brands instead of making a whole new brand name just for one car and only do that when really necessary.


Also why not add something french for the family?

Soft suspension?
With unreliable electronics?
Something new to smash? (My parents have a 2006 megane estate)

 

The more brands, the better.

 

That would be a Charmand.