Broham Copper 1.0

Broham is a Danish company founded 1948, as an attempt by the gouvernment to increase the amount of cars on the roads. This was their first model, a relatively affordable and reliable car. The styling was done in-house, and some people found the front droopy and not very attractive. Because of inflation, the car was very expensive in other countries, leading to limited success. The Copper came in four trims:
- Strontium (Base trim made to compete with cheap imports. Only came in Army Green);
- Barium (Mid-level trim, with a bigger engine, brakes and better interior);
-Radon (High-end trim with an even bigger engine, comfort-tuned suspension, radio, special wheels and an automatic transmission);
- Radon S (Sporty version of Radon with an uprated engine, four-on-the-floor manual transmission and sporty suspension).
Threee body styles were made avalable: Sedan, Wagon, and Coupe. All cars were equipped with Broham's new Tin line of inline-four engines. Sizes range from 1.5 to 2.2 litres.
Specs:
All-steel construction, ladder chasis, double wishbone front, solid axle coil rear suspension, all-round drum brakes, FR layout.
Performance-related specs:
0-100KPH: 9.2s, Top Speed: 203KPH, weight: 1023 Kg, Power: 92.7KW / 124.4HP, 187.0N∙m / 137.9 ft∙lb, 300mm front drums, 270mm rear drums. Only Radon S' file is present.