Outdated 1961 Ellis Full-Size Sedan WIP 1.0

SUGGESTIONS: This car is quite oversteer-heavy and no amount of tuning seems to fix it. I recommend using oversteer-assist. Also, for the full 1960s experience, I recommend tuning the steering lock to 900 degrees (5 turns lock to lock). Thanks!

Ellis cars are renowned for being simple but durable cars with a smooth ride that doesn't sacrifice handling.

When compared to one of it's biggest rivals, the Gavril Bluebuck, a well-known car publication described it as a battle of "Steak v. Sizzle." While the Gavril was always the flashier of the two, wearing sculpted bodylines and trimmed with plenty of chrome brightwork, the Ellis was considered a far better driver. It's styling was never sexy and it's powertrains lacked the charisma of Gavril's healthy, high-revving V8s, but these were sturdy cars that could take an ungodly amount of abuse. With these qualities, Ellis cars were favorites of police and taxi companies across the country.