not sure if already suggested but.. Autobello Piccolina Triplafila "Triplafila" means three row in english something like this: it will have the same chassis, engine and suspension as the normal piccolina. skin: two tone, single tone Configs: -Triplafila 110 Panel Van (M), the rear and side windows will be replaced with a body colored panel. Has a heavy duty rear suspension. -Triplafila 110 (M) the base config. -Triplafila 110 A (M) A later model base config, without whitewall tires. -Triplafila 130 (M), a more entry version, with more chrome and the piccolina 130 engine. -Triplafila 130 Merlin (M), a coachbuilt luxurious version. Just felt like the game could use a small 1960s minivan lol. if i was better at jbeaming and especially modelling i could mod it.
autobello golo (based on the 1984 vw gol bx) engines: (believe me, this car had a FWD beetle or "fusca" engine) FWD autobello engines versions: base, standard, autobello tricolore, "130" special, gt, track, derby, beater, rally, crawler (4wd), tuned, stanced, brazilian police, polizia and carabinieri (free to changes)
2016-2019 Autobello Fiader(2016-2019 Fiat 124 Spyder) Body Type: Roadster Engine Type: 1.4L Multiair I4(Turbocharged Gasoline) Transmission: 6-Speed Manual 6-Speed Automatic Aisin B400
I have an idea for you: 1956-1983 Gavril D- Series "Early" or "Roundlight" Models This truck is based off on the Dodge D Series trucks in the 60's and 70's Models: (There is a D model (2 wheel drive) and a W model (4 wheel drive) The 100/200/300/400/500 indicates 100-1/2 ton, 200-3/4 ton, 300-1 ton, 400-1 1/4 ton (small uplifts for small commercial use still available to the public), 500-1 1/2 ton (Predecessor to the T-Series) (Full bed is an option, Stepside beds are the bed that comes on all unless paid for a full or long bed) (Drivetrains are Engines- 3.8 i6, 4.1 i6, 4.7 V8, 5.3 V8 (with factory supercharger options), 6.7 V8 (with supercharger options), 7.0 V8 (no supercharger options), 8.1 V10. All engines are carbureted. The Transmissions are the Barstow transmissions just built and geared for hauling. (only going to mention the D models but all of them are offered in W (4x4) models except for the D500) (the v8 in the D100s are the 4.7 only, along with the i6 engines. The D200s can be otioned with the 5.3 and the 6.7, the D300s can have the 7.0 and the 8.1 V10s. D400s and D500s have the 8.1 v10s and an early T Series engine.) (All models have 4 different trims, Base, SE, XT, Chief Rancher. Some models have "The Guy" trims with a special livery, this trim gives a higher performance Carb, Headers, and a free flowing exhaust. "The Guy" trims do not have options for 4 wheel drive.) ---Models--- -D100 i6 Stepside -D100 i6 Regular bed -D100 i6 Longbed -D100 V8 Stepside -D100 V8 Regular bed -D100 V8 Longbed -D200 V8 Regular Bed -D200 Regular Bed -D200 Longbed -D200 Ext. Cab Regular Bed -D200 Crew Cab Regular Bed -D200 Ext. Cab Long Bed -D200 Crew Cab Long Bed -D300 Regular Cab Shortbed -D300 Regular Cab Longbed -D300 Regular Cab Longbed Dually -D300 Ext. Cab Shortbed -D300 Ext. Cab Longbed -D300 Ext. Cab Longbed Dually -D300 Crew Cab Shortbed -D300 Crew Cab Longbed -D300 Crew Cab Longbed Dually -D400 Reg. Cab Longbed -D400 Reg. Cab Uplift Chassis -D500 Reg. Cab Uplift Chassis Sorry, this post is really long, I wanted to get all my ideas out before I forget them. Although I think This truck Could be Modeled after some of the trucks of the era (Chevy C/K Series, Ford F Series, Dodge D Series) Here are some Dodge pics, if it ever does come to the game it would be cool to modeled after these (oldest truck to the newest). Along with the last pic, the Lil' Red Express Holy crap this post is long Thanks for considering my post.
Spoiler: 2020 Bruckell lineup Stratus: A 5-door city car based on the Chevrolet Spark with a Fiat Panda front and a Hyundai i10 rear. It uses a 1 liter I3, 1.4 liter I4, a 5-speed manual, and a CVT. FF/F4 layout. Sold in North America, Latin America, Europe, East, South, and Southeast Asia, and Australia. Beacon: A 4/5-door subcompact sedan/hatchback based on the Mitusbishi Mirage with a Chevrolet Sonic front. It uses a 1 liter I3, 1.4 liter I4, 1.6 liter I4, a 5-speed manual, and a CVT. FF layout. Sold in Latin America, the Middle East, Africa, South and Southeast Asia, and Russia. Electron: An electric 5-door subcompact hatchback based on the Chevrolet Bolt EV with Renault Clio headlights. It uses a 150 kW motor and a 1-speed transmission. FF layout. Sold in North America, Europe, East Asia, and Australia. Bistro: A compact 4-door sedan based on the Buick Excelle with a Chevrolet Onix front and a Buick Verano rear. It uses a 1.4 liter I4, a 6-speed manual, and a 6-speed automatic. FF layout. Sold in East Asia and Latin America. / Sunhawk: A 4-door/5-door compact sedan/hatchback based on the Fiat Tipo with a Chevrolet Monza front and a Ford Focus rear. It uses a 1 liter I3, 1.4 liter I4, 1.6 liter I4, 2 liter I4, a 6-speed manual, and a 6-speed automatic. FF layout. Sold in North America, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and Australia. Cupertino: A compact 5-door electric wagon based on the Chevrolet Menlo with a BYD Qin front and a Peugeot 308 rear. It uses a 150 kW motor and a 1-speed transmission. FF layout. Sold in China, Europe, and North America. Valor: A 4/5-door mid-size sedan/wagon based on the Chrysler 200 with a Holden Commodore rear. It uses a 1.6 liter I4, a 2.5 liter I4, a 3.5 liter V6, and an 8-speed automatic transmission. FF/F4 layout. It is sold in North America, Europe, East Asia, and Australia. Bilbao: A 4-door full-size sedan based on the Chevrolet Impala with Ford Taurus fascias. It uses a 1.6 liter I4, 2.5 liter I4, 3.5 liter V6, and an 8-speed automatic. FF layout. Sold in East Asia and the Middle East. Bastion: A full-size 4-door sedan based on the Dodge Charger. FR/F4 layout. Sold in North America and Australia. Rival: A 2-door muscle car based on the Chevrolet Camaro with a Ford Mustang front and a Dodge Challenger rear. It uses a 2.5 liter I4, 3.5 liter V6, 5.7 liter V8, 6.5 liter V8, a 6-speed manual, and an 8-speed automatic. FR/F4 layout. Sold in North America, Europe, and Australia. Crawler: A subcompact 5-door crossover based on the Chevrolet Tracker with a Volkswagen T-Cross rear. It uses a 1 liter I3, 1.2 liter I4, 1.6 liter I4, a 5-speed manual, and a CVT. FF layout. Sold in Latin America and South and East Asia. Escapade: A subcompact 5-door crossover based on the Chevrolet Trailblazer with a Jeep Renegade rear. It uses a 1 liter I3, a 1.2 liter I4, a 1.6 liter I4, a 2 liter I4, and an 8-speed automatic. FF/F4 layout. Sold in North America, Europe, South and East Asia, and Australia. Aspirant: A compact 5-door crossover based on the Ford Territory with a Geely Boyue front and a Wuling Almaz rear. It uses a 1.6 liter I4, 2 liter I4, a 6-speed manual, and a CVT. FF layout. Sold in Latin America, the Middle East, and South, East, and Southeast Asia. Summit: A compact 5-door crossover based on the Chevrolet Equinox with an Opel Grandland front and a Ford Escape rear. It uses a 1.6 liter I4, 2 liter I4, and an 8-speed automatic. FF/F4 layout. Sold in North America, Europe, and Australia. Homesteader: A mid-size 5-door SUV based on the Chevrolet Trailblazer with a Ford Everest front and a Toyota Fortuner rear. It uses a 2.5 liter I4, 3.5 liter V6, a 6-speed manual, and an 8-speed automatic. FR/F4 layout. Sold in Latin America, the Middle East, Africa, Southeast Asia, and Australia. Elbrus: A mid-size 5-door crossover based on the Buick Enclave with a Ford Edge front and a Dodge Journey rear. It uses a 2.5 liter I4, 3.5 liter V6, and an 8-speed automatic. FF/F4 layout. Sold in North America, Latin America, Europe, and China. Denver: An American full-size 5-door crossover based on the Jeep Grand Cherokee, with a Dodge Durango front and a Ford Explorer rear. Uses a 3.5 liter gasoline V6, 5.7 liter gasoline V8, and an 8-speed automatic. FR/F4 layout. Sold in North America, Latin America, Europe, the Middle East, China, and Australia. Carryall: A full-size SUV based on the Chevrolet Suburban with a Ford Expedition front and a GMC Yukon XL rear. Uses a 3.5 liter V6, 5.7 liter V8, 6.2 liter V8, and a 10-speed automatic. FR/F4 layout. Sold in North America, China, Russia, and Australia. Craft: A mini MPV based on the Chevrolet Spin with Ford B-Max fascias. Uses a 1 liter I3, a 1.4 liter I4, a 6-speed manual, and a 6-speed automatic. FF layout. Sold in Latin America and Asia. Agile: A 5-door mini MPV based on the Hyundai ix20 with a Mitsubishi ASX front and a Peugeot 2008 rear. It uses a 1.4 liter I4, a 1.6 liter I4, a 6-speed manual, and an 8-speed automatic. FF layout. Sold in Europe, Australia, and the Middle East. Tampa: A 5-door compact MPV based on the Trumpchi GM6 with a Chevrolet Orlando front and a Maxus G50 rear. Uses a 1.6 liter I4, a 6-speed manual, and a 6-speed automatic. FF layout. Sold in China, Latin America, and the Middle East. Miami: A full-size minivan based on the Trumpchi GM8 with a Buick GL8 front and a Maxus G10 rear. It uses a 2 liter I4, 2.5 liter I4, and an 8-speed automatic. FF/F4 layout. Sold in China, the Middle East, Eastern Europe, and Latin America. Farmhand: A mid-size pickup truck based on the Chevrolet Colorado with a Ram 1200 front and a Ford Ranger rear. It uses a 2.5 liter I4, 3.5 liter V6, a 6-speed manual, an 8-speed automatic, and a 10-speed automatic. FR/F4 layout. Sold in North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia. Bison: A full-size pickup truck based on the Chevrolet Silverado with Dodge Ram fascias. Uses a 3.5 liter V6, 5.7 liter V8, A 6.2 liter V8, a 6.5 liter I6, and a 6/8/10-speed automatic. FR/F4 layout. Sold in North America and Latin America.
I feel like it doesn't really make sense to have the bilbao and the bastion at the same time, for example chrysler doesn't have a fullsize FWD car alongside the charger/300. Also, I find it fascinating how close the front end design of the bastion is to that taurus, it must have been one of their inspirations.
We don't have a unibody SUV yet. I hope we get a European luxury SUV like the Cayenne someday, from 2000s, 2010s or 2020s.
This is great! Some suggestions: Wagon and Ute versions of the Bastion would be almost mandatory down under, and it would definetly be available in the middle east. Bison and Carryall would have 6.5L V8 instead of a 6.2, as well as a smaller diesel and brobably a big-block V8 a la ford 7.3 Anything available in Europe would have a diesel Farmhand could do with an SUV counterpart Maybe a long-wheelbase version of the Bilbao? a mid-sized MPV a la S-max or Galaxy would fit perfectly between Tampa and Miami Tampa and above-mentioned midsizer would be available in Europe, and a seperate EUDM craft would sell like hotcakes. It would have to be a lot more modern than the LatAm version, though.
ibishu ébisu (based on the 2008 renault clio) engines: i4 and v6 version: base, standard, mr (v6), mr turbo, mr track, mr rally, track, rally, sport, turbo, beater, derby, tuned, stanced and japanese police (free to changes)
1932-1937 Gavril Series 42 (based on ford model Bs and 18s) Powertrain Factory: 180 ohv I6 210 ohv I6 225 side valve V8 242 side valve V8 287 side valve V8 Aftermarket 4.8L V8 5.8L V8 6.9L V8 5.0L V10 6.0L V8 Diesel Body styles: 2 door sedan, 4 door sedan, coupe, 5 window coupe, roadster, phaeton, utility (ute), delivery wagon. Trims: normal and deluxe (each body style has normal and deluxe variants.)
1964-1974 Cherrier Picard It is a French compact 4-door sedan based on the Renault 8 with a Simca 1000 front and a Peugeot 204 rear. It has a rear-engine rear-wheel-drive layout, with front and rear coil springs. It uses a 0.8 liter I4, a 1 liter I4, a 1.3 liter I4, and a 4-speed manual. It has a 90 inch wheelbase, is 155 inches long, 60 inches wide, and 54 inches tall. CONFIGS: 800: Base model with a 0.8 liter I4 1000: Mid-trim model with a 1 liter I4 1000 S: Sport model with a more powerful 1 liter I4 1300 L: High-end model with a 1.3 liter I4 1300 LD: High-end model with a diesel 1.3 liter I4 1300 Sorcier: High-end sport model with a more powerful 1.3 liter I4, fog lights, a special paintjob, and other upgrades Taxi: A 1300 LD with a French taxi livery Rally: Factory built rally model, with a 1.3 liter I4, a roll cage, and rally upgrades The Well-Traveled: A 1000 with a rusty body, a worn suspension, a dirty interior, and a roof rack Why? - There's only 1 French car - There's only 1 rear-engined sedan - There are no European compact sedans --- Post updated --- 1958-1960 Ciotola Penisola It is an Italian limited production 4-door luxury sedan based on the Lancia Florida I with Hudson Italia fascias and the Citroen DS's suspension. It has a rear-engine front-wheel-drive layout, with a hydropneumatic suspension. It uses a 2.8 liter V6 and a 4-speed semi-automatic suspension. It has a 116 inch wheelbase, is 194 inches long, 70 inches wide, and 50 inches high. Why? - There are no rear-engine front-wheel-drive cars - There are no European full-size sedans - There are only 2 50s cars
