They should regroup cars by continents instead of countries, for example the vivace/trograc polizia aren't used even though they would be much better than the autobello/bolide/scintilla for police stuff
Best if the cop cars just had a different thing in the json files if they are police cars for different countries. Like all the Italian ones could have a config type Polizia instead of Police and then they would work in Italy
Not minivan related but a bit of ETK speculation. I opened up the game for the first time in months today and noticed the refreshed ETK's now have a "heritage" edition model. I'm just curious if we'll see something inspiring / reflecting this heritage on the older ETK I-Series when it inevitably gets remastered.
It would be cool if it was french because french official car is what we're lacking the most in the game . Heck , i don't know if i'm the only one to think that but the FCV/tograc is good 5min but then , it Can get annoying , especially with the design. So , having (proper) french cars from before the 2000's would be awseome, and since the devs are adding a mini-van , it would be an oportunity because, again , it's Renault who invented the mini-van or, as it's called in France, the monospace. If it's a first or second generation , it will be a super vehicle to have .
Uh, this one came out like 20 years before Espace. I don't know if I'm the only one, but I find it to be quite the opposite. It may not be the best performance car out there (on- and off-road), but it's versatile enough to be decent for everything in-between.
Isn't a mini-van supposed to be a mix between a wagon and a van (family van) ? And the FCV personnaly doesen't feel french enough somehow . I think the true french cars are car made in France between 1950's and 2005-ish
its *younger than the prarie by a year but nvm thats not what this is about --- Post updated --- i thinl it will be hopefully japanese. Its not the first Japanese made car in beamng with very american design choices.
I would love a luxury minivan from the early 2000s. Imagine it has the Bendover's engines. Turbo V6 Power!
I'm still not sure what possessed me to do it, but I decided to categorise all of the vehicle suggestions from the last 940 posts on the Vehicle suggestions thread (from page 718 to 765), along with the entirety of @YellowRusty's "choose 9 vehicles" thread. Of course, this isn't accurate to BeamNG's entire fanbase, as it mostly consists of a vocal minority, and my categories are somewhat arbitrarily delineated, but I hope with the sheer volume, it will give some useful insight. In total, the most popular demographics here were: Spoiler: Spoiler 10s-20s d/e-segment FF crossover: a staggering 31 requests 10s-20s b/c-segment crossover: 23 10s-20s a/b- hatch/sedan: 21 (perhaps no surprise my most vague categories were the largest) 90s/00s "fullsize" minivan: 17 (seems the devs are onto something) 20s us pickup: 15 70s us compact car: 15 ~1925 us volume car: 14 00s Japanese or Korean d/e-seg FR sedan: 14 (such as a skyline/crown/stinger) 00s euro a/b-seg hatchback: 12 (often funky/retro designs like the ka/mini, etc.) 80s/90s euro d-seg FF sedan: 11 (this surprised me) 20s us BOF SUV: 11 (shortly behind the modern US pickup) 90s Japanese medium-duty truck: 11 (shoutout to @MatthewStevenGo for all the awesome artwork ;D) 20s Euro COE semi-truck: 10 1930s us luxury car: 10 10s us muscle coupe: 10 (multiple bastion coupe suggestions here) 50s it FR GT/sports 10 (beang 3: the Fulmine strikes back) 1940s us volume car: 9 2000s euro d-segment FF sedan: 9 (Saab 9-5s, Alfa 159s, Ford Mondeos, etc.) 00s US (PT cruiser/HHR): 8 80s Euro a/b-segment hatch: 8 70s Australian fullsize sedan/coupe/ute: 8 80s b-segment FR: 8 (this ranged between Escorts, Geminis, Opalas, etc.) 00s-20s euro large van: 7 (Fiat Ducatos, Mercedes Sprinters, etc.) 00s-20s euro MPV/compact van: 7 20s "International-sized" pickup: 7 (Ranger, Hilux, etc.) 00s Japanese FR light sports: 7 80s Euro large van: 6 early-20s us volume car: 6 (mostly model-Ts) late-50s us fullsize: 6 80s us minivan: 6 Burnside/Luxury brand Grand Marshal: 6 60s euro a-segment FF: 6 (BMC Minis/A112s) 20s US-Large-Size 3-row Crossover: 6 70s us COE Semi: 5 00s us Class-A motorhome: 5 60s Piccolina-based van: 5 80s Japanese Cab-Forward van: 5 00s euro FF "midsize" van: 5 (Transit custom, Citroen Jumpy, etc.) 00s Japanese kei "one-box" mpv: 5 50s us pickup: 5 10s "international-size" pickup-based SUV: 5 90s Supercar: 5 00s euro b-seg sports car: 5 (tigra/puma) 10s euro d-seg FF sedan: 5 20s Italian super-suv: 5 70s Japanese FR sports car: 5 (240z, a20 celica, c110 GT-R, etc.) 90s Japanese (I6) GT coupe: 5 (I'm surprised this is so far down) 10s JDM premium minivan: 5 I'll cut the list off at 5 because it massively broadens after this, I don't think anything further is usefully indicative of wider opinions.
if theres one thing that scares me the most, would be a truck chasing me and keeping up with me or coming out of a corner and scattering my vehicle into oblivion. i hope a dev finds this message
I can imagine a late 90s/early 2000s Bruckell minivan with updated LeGran/Wendover V6 engines (like, the 3.3 making around 160 hp and the 3.8 making around 190 hp without supercharger, for example). Or even a Cherrier minivan, with some inline-four/V6 engines (just like the Renault Espace had around those years).
Behold Edit: It's even prewar! Two birds, one stone and all that. Just not a production model, sadly.