I've got an idea for a Prius-like vehicle for the game: the 2017 Ibishu RIPE-go. What exactly does "RIPE-go" mean? Well, it actually means two things: "Rest in pieces, ego", which is what happens when someone gets beaten in ANYTHING by a Prius, and "Rear-mounted, In-Wheel Propulsion by Electric motor to make the car go." With a 1.6-liter naturally-asiprated engine at the front producing a measly 84 horsepower and 82 pound-feet of torque, the RIPE-go's rear-mounted electric motor ups the oomph to a whopping 100 horsepower and an incredible 154 pound-feet of torque. However, the RIPE-go still has a very, very slow acceleration to 60, taking a whimpering 10.3 seconds. With a top speed of only 104 miles per hour, the RIPE-go will never, ever set any speed records, but it does achieve 53 miles per gallon and can travel up to 14 miles with its 4.4 kW-hr battery. Weighing in at 3,158 pounds, the RIPE-go certainly is a heavyweight for a compact car, and not a very good race car with its tiny, low-grip, low-rolling-resistance tires. V Rather garbage picture, but it also does have a "pig-nose" treatment to "honor" the late, great 200BX.
I could go for a minivan of some sort. Also, more beater versions of existing stock vehicles, as well as worn out parts. The Ibishu Covet has the 1.5 Beater variant, for example. Piece parts that include faded brakes, spongy shocks, engines that suck, and so on.
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New year edition: 1960 Burnside Special - Lincoln Continental 2014 Ibishu Covet BTX - Honda CRZ 1979 ETK SL4 - BMW M1 1970 Motonelli 3000 Azurro - Fiat 130 Coupe 1968 Motonelli 3000 - Fiat 130 1973 Lynx 3.2L - Jaguar XJ6 2002 Gavril Roamer - GMC Yukon 2003 Ibishu 300BX - Toyota Celica 2000 Hirochi CR2 - Mitsubishi FTO 2005 Hirochi CF2 - Honda S2000 1970 Mizuno Ibis - Mazda RX-5 1969 Ibishu Miramar Fastback - Mazda RX3 1967 Hirochi Comet - Subaru 1000 1997 Hirochi CF2 - Mazda MX3 2016 Ibishu Spider - Mazda MX5 1990 Ibishu Spider - Mazda MX5 1985 Charmand 1812 - Peugeot 505 1991 Charmand CH8 - Renault Espace 1991 Charmand GTR8 - Renault Espace F1 1989 Sonic Marathon - Ford Transit 1989 Sonic Superthon - Ford Transit Supervan 2015 Sonic Marathon/Gavril H-Series - Ford Transit 2015 Sonic Marathon City - Ford Tourneo Custom 2012 Sonic Marathon Street - Ford Tourneo Connect 2008 Sonic Marathon Street - Ford Transit Connect 2016 Sonic Marathon Street - Ford Tourneo Courier
i think a late 70s early 80s small french car in the likes of a renault 5 or peugeot 104 would be amazing. quite similar to the covet, but there could be a luxury version with airride and curve lights. also a crazy group b version with supercharger and turbo, mid engine, about 400-500hp, all wheel drive and an insane bodykit. also with a street homologation model.
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1970 Glenn Super 2S - Mini Clubman 2000 Hirochi Selva - Subaru Baja 2016 Zeo Light - Kia Soul 1954 Motonelli 1600 - Fiat 1400 1995 Ibishu SpiderX - Suzuki X-90 1965 AZNG 1913 - ZIL 130 1985 AZNG 4830 - ZIL 4334 2004 AZNA Ob - GAZ Volga 3115 1968 AZNA 110 Neva - ZAZ 968
I had the same idea (unfortunately it is un-crashable right now, due to the quality of crash physics)
How long do you think it will take before it is crashable? I cant wait to get to drive and destroy this car. P.S. Great work
