EVs, particularly in the US, where energy transportation is a big issue, creating a need for far longer ranges, are not financially viable without the government. Both Tesla and Nikola would not exist anymore without government help, and in fact, Tesla still didn't turn a profit at all until last year (https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/stockdetails/financials/nas-tsla/fi-a24kar). Code: They made: $ -1,961,400,000 in 2017, $ -976,100,000 in 2018, and $ -870,000,000 in 2019 They finally turned a profit making: $ 690,000,000 in 2020 This puts their four year total, by my calculation, at... $ -3,117,500,000. I think I'll suggest a car company that loses $10 billion before making a single dollar, as I don't think that's too far away from reality...
1983-1987 Ibishu Moza (Europe and Asia) 1984-2016 SAV 23 (Russia and Africa) 1984-1987 Grife Beatbox (America) "World Wide Car" This liftback is a very common car in Russia despite being rare in other countries except Eastern and Southeast Asia, where it is only found in poor cities. Can be used with 4 lug wheels Trims: (all available in 3door or 5door, but manual only) Rotten mozzarella A 2.6 DX being revived as a zombie. This "thing" has a rusty paint job and body color, weathered steelies, cheap transmission, and a homemade rollcage Specs: Speed: 127MPH 0-60: 10.1s RWD 4sp 2.6 DX Naturally aspirated version with a 2.6 liter W6 engine. Perfect for a family that needs money due to it being cheap and reliable Specs: Speed: 127MPH 0-60: 9.1s RWD 5sp 2.6 ZX An additional turbo slightly makes the car less reliable But its way faster with an extra 34HP Specs: Speed: 144MPH 0-60: 7.0s RWD 5sp Front: Rear: GTz Vortex "Rocks and dust floating by the trail of the Vortex" The Moza was originally intended to be a rally car for racing teams in 1981. But the project was canceled as it was denied for racing for no reason All vortexes are recalled to turn them into street legal cars for sale in 1983 to 1984 Ibishu was very impressed and decided to reunite with GTz after 8 years since abandoning the brand in 1973. Specs: Speed: 155MPH 0-60: 3.2s AWD, but the street legal one is RWD 6sp Sequential
Based on ByteGuy’s lore, here are a few suggestions: 1977 Chorley S3500 Trims: Barn find, Fleet, S, SE, Prestige, V8S, BTCC Spec, Police 1975 Ainsley Maxima Trims: Wrecked, Base, DeLuxe, Super, Police CSIU 1973 Marlon Merrier Trims: Wrecked, Base, DL, SDL, Police 2010 Lyons Highland Trims: S, SE, SE Executive, Prestige, RT Spec, Ultimate
I'd like to see another Cherrier, something along these lines: A 90's minivan, with a 2.5l-3l V6 option and the obligatory insane F1-engined version in the style of the Ford Supervans and Espace F1. We have no (default) minivan in BeamNG, which when you think about it is surprising. A teeny tiny 80's hatchback poop-crate. Lots of variants, including mid-engine, partial tube-frame chassis race and (Group B?) rally versions, plus also some tuner versions that ideally would have horrifically tasteless bodykits. Luxury car (from almost any period) with hydropneumatic suspension, because of course. How about a banger version with pre-destroyed suspension?
2016 Ibishu Clever/Pessima MK3(based on the 2016 Skoda Octavia and the 2015 Ford Mondeo) "In harmony with the style" Types: The Useless: a crashed project car with some missing parts and scratched paint Work-car: a wagon/van model with a 1.6l TDI engine and a 6 speed manual transmission, ladders and pipes in the top, and bad condition rear suspension 1.0 Base Model: A cheap I3 model without navigation and with a 5 speed manual transmission 1.4 DSG Mid-Trim Model: An I4 variant with some extras, like a small screen and a 7 speed DSG transmission 1.8 DSG Luxury Model: Hight trim model with every possible extra, leather interior and a bigger screen 2.0ZXI: Sport Model with a 240HP engine, 4Wheel Drive, a small lip in the trunk, 20" Rims and small Carbon parts Extreme: 400hp tuning model with all whell drive, race tires and a big spoiler Police: Hungarian/slovenian police Wagon equipped with a 2.0Diesel engine Allroad: 1.8 turbo-gasoline engine, all wheel drive, lifted suspension and small plastic fender flares B-Tec: Base Model Wagon equipped with an I4 CNG engine engines: Gasoline 1.0 I3 1.4 I4 1.8 I4 2.0 I4 Diesel: 1.6 I4 2.0 I4 Transmissions: 5 speed manual 6 speed manual 7 speed DSG
Another Parts and Variants suggestion list, hope you all don't mind. Bruckell Moonhawk: Please add a El Camino inspired body General Davis: With a bright orange paint job, an American flag on the roof, and the number 40 painted on both of the welded doors, this custom built and reinforced muscle car is ready to land jumps and outrun the long arm of the law whenever you are! The Rebel: With a reinforced chassis, ram bar, roll cage, heavy duty suspension, and off road tires, this modified Bruckell V8 Sport Ute is ready to raise some hell like it's 1976 again. Burnside Special: Lowrider: With a custom paint job, hydraulics, Alder Luxo wheels, and a wooden steering wheel, this modified Burnside is ready to bounce to the rhythm of your favorite tunes. Drift: Equipped with a 332hp Supercharged 6.9L V8, a 4 speed manual transmission, a locked rear diff, a chop top, racing suspension, quick ratio drift steering, and custom decals, this old timer can easily show younger drivers what drifting is really all about. Ratty: A custom rat rod with a chop top, a chain steering wheel, a custom interior, lowered suspension, custom wheels, a custom grille, and a very rusty appearance. 1996 - 2000 Ibishu Pessima: Show off: A car that belongs to a bygone era of tuning. Equipped with a custom body kit, a custom rear spoiler, scissor doors, custom wheels, racing bucket seats, a Nomi racing wheel, a Twin Turbo 2.7L V6, racing suspension, racing brakes, a racing LSD, and custom early 2000s decals. Sleeper: With a beat up appearance and a high horsepower turbocharged 2.0L I4 under the hood, this Pessima is ready to surprise and beat any racer in a highway drag race.
Definitely would like a car like the Bugatti Chiron. Or, if the devs are really nice, I would love to have some thing like the Lamborghini Sesto Elemento. The thing is, we'll have to decide what names they should be called. Maybe call the Sesto the Civetta Noir?
Can anybody make a 1956 ford thunderbird for me? I have not created any mods for beamng, but I really want this car though I cannot create it. If you look it up on google, you can see that it is a really nice car. Features I would like included are 1. A full interior 2. working doors (if possible 3. Full collision triangle body (I read a beamng wiki bout this 4. multiple configs including V8, rusty, police car, and so on Can someone please do it? Thanks, SneakyChipmunk.
I just want to let you know before anyone else does that there is really no guarantee of this being made as mods are very hard. Having said that, welcome to the forums!
What we need are more racing cars. Suggestions below: Formula 3 V8 Supercars(under lore names of Wavego and Tasman Motors) Touring cars(WTCR, BTCC, DTM) moooore f1 please any year is fine and that’s it
I think since there already are some f1 mods, we would more need some GT3 cars or something like that.
no I meant older f1 cars like anything from the 1960s to 2014 would be fine, but some GT3 would be fine. really anything remotely production car-based is a must
1994 - 1998 Autobello Pluto Based off the Fiat Punto (176) and Alfa Romeo 145 (930) The Broken This Pluto hasnt been on the road for an unknown period of time, Some parts were stolen by locals, the paint has faded, suspension is shot, the tires are flat and the car is slowly rusting away. 70 Base model with Plastic Bumpers and a 72hp 1.2 I4 8V Engine and "Ancona" Hubcaps on Steel Wheels. 90 Mid-trim model with Bodycolored Bumpers and a 94hp 1.4 I4 16V Engine and "Verona" Hubcaps on Steel Wheels. 100 High-End model with a 103hp 1.6 I4 16V Engine and "Cagliari" Alloy Wheels Inspired by the Rims on the Tempra/Tipo. SR Top of the line Sport Trim with 154hp 1.8 SuperJet 16V Engine and "Napoli" Alloy Wheels. Corse A Special Factory Trim based on the SR as Hommage to the Piccolina Corse 150, with a Corse Bodykit and Corse Type 1 Wheels. Street Tuned Customized with an Aftermarket Bodykit, Aftermarket Mirrors, Racing suspension, A Pearlescent Paint Job with TIMS Kodaira Wheels And a Street-Tuned 230hp SuperJet 1.8 Engine and an Intercooler. Track A Track-Oriented Pluto for track use with Racing Suspension, Rollcage, Stripped Interior, Racing Wheels and Slicks. Big Spoiler on the rear, Race-Tuned 380hp SuperJet 1.8 Engine with an Exposed Intercooler. Rally A Rally variant tuned for Dirt and Gravel with Rally Suspension, Rally Tires, Stripped Interior, Rollcage, Skid Plate and a Rally-Tuned 330hp SuperJet 1.8 Engine and an Intercooler. The Dwarf Yes i know its a 2nd gen Punto on the image but you get the idea. An old Pluto 90 turned into a Banger Racer Just dont get too close to any sort of Gavril or Bruckell hehe.
Theres 2 things that come to mind. I think both cizetta needs some love and to be expanded on and i also thing we could use a relatively new sedan. For a new sedan maybe something similar to 10th gen accord. For a new cizetta i was thinking something out of the 2000s, a 360 modena or a 550 or 575 for a grand tourer. For a new sedan and cizetta an idea is something similar to the Maserati Ghibli. Just some ideas
2021 Gavril Prince(based on the 2020 Lincoln Continental and 2021 Genesis G80) Variants: Base Model A base model with the default extras, 20" wheels, a 2.0 Gasoline engine and an 8 speed automatic transmission Luxury A Luxury model with a 3.8 liter V6 engine and with every possible extras, this model comes with 22" wheels and All Wheel Drive. Sport This model comes with only Rear Wheel Drive and a 5.0 V8 engine. Fully black interior and exterior and the wheels are the new Nomi Crystals. The suspension contains sport shocks and struts, and ceramic race brakes. The stanced This version of the car is absolute useless. The car lost its comfort by lowering the struts and adding camber. It has a matte blue paint, tinted glasses, and 23" Nomi Crystal bronze wheels. back front
1955 - 1956 Gavril Bluebuck (Based off the 1955 Ford Fairlane and 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air) "Leading the way" The mid 1950s Gavril Bluebuck is the epitome of classic Americana engineering, where the way you decided how luxurious your car was how tall the tail fins were, how big the engine was, and how many heads it would turn as it cruised through town. Variants: The Atrocious: A Bluebuck 223 with exhaust stacks, a front brush guard, heavy duty suspension, offroad tires, a roll cage, and a major rust problem. 223: Powered by a 120hp 3.7L I6 coupled to either a 3 speed manual or automatic transmission. 272: Powered by a 176hp 4.5L V8 coupled to either a 3 speed automatic or 4 speed manual transmission. Other features include decorative chrome trim, whitewall tires, sway bars, and fog lights. 292 Street-glide: Powered by a 202hp 4.8L V8 coupled to either a 3 speed automatic or 4 speed manual transmission. Other features include a two tone paint job, a two tone interior, stronger front and rear bumpers, a LSD, a heavy duty driveshaft, and sport suspension. 312 Marshal: Powered by a 235hp 5.1L V8 coupled to either a 4 speed automatic or manual transmission. Other features include spot lights, wire wheels, a sport LSD, and a choice between a vinyl or partial glass roof. Daredevil: This old Bluebuck is the last surviving stunt car from famous stunt woman Anna Archy's 1964 "Complete Carnage" traveling stunt show. Modifications include a heavily reinforced custom frame, a 5 point racing harness, a stripped interior, and a custom "Anna Archy" livery. Just be aware this car performed before roll cages were invented, so try not to flip it too hard. Slammer: The Mack Daddy of all lowriders, this modified 312 Marshal comes with a custom pink and black two tone paint job, a leopard vinyl print roof, leopard print seats, armored bumpers, hydraulics, custom wheels, and curb feelers. Custom: With a supercharged 460hp 5.1L V8 coupled to a 4 speed manual transmission, this blacked out 272 is ready to raise some hell in the streets of whatever boring town you live in. Other modifications include Alder Magnum wheels, street legal racing tires, a chop top, custom fender skirts, and racing disc brakes. Drag: What's not to love about a 1,000hp supercharged 5.1L V8 powered Bluebuck Funny Car? Other modifications include a roll cage, a locked rear diff, heavy duty suspension, a heavy duty driveshaft, a ultra performance drag racing radiator, a fiberglass body, a reinforced frame, a wheelie bar, a racing bucket seat, a Nomi racing wheel, and a "Bayou Blitz" racing livery. Exterior and Interior: (Based off the Automatic 312 Marshal Livery)
Sorry but Autobellos are more similar to Fiats. Plus the Punto is smaller than the 145, so what I might suggest is make a separate Autobello model based on the 145.
