Futore Collection 1.2

This here is a collection of trims from the JPA Futore, a car I made as a challenge with a friend of mine to make a modern car we actually liked the look of. His post is here:
https://beamng.com/resources/2020-cutler-conquistador.14222/

This car followed a few base principles:
- Grills (and other such things) that are proportional to cooling needs
- Custom complex fixtures using full lamps
- Avoid agressive design
- Has to work in the modern age

The finished product, to me, looks a bit like a 2000-2010 Toyota blended with a Volvo C70 - and I'm very happy with it.

Included in the pack are:
- The original car
- Four facelifts (FL1, FL2, FL3, FL4)
- A luxury version based on FL2
- An offroad version with slightly buggy bumpers, FL3
- A sportier version, also FL2
- A track version, FL2
- Automation files for each of them

The following screenshot shows all the cars in the order of the list above:


The four leftmost cars plus the offroad version are meant to have the same red roof as FL4 - but, strangely, the fix I used on FL4 to get rid of the chrome roof didn't work on the other cars. Oh well. The two sporty cars are meant to have black roofs, but these too turned to chrome.

Here's a close-up of FL4:


All cars come with five-cylinder engines and a six-speed manual - except the track car, which has a seven-speed sequential.. The engines aren't the same between them all, but I can't be bothered to go in to further detail. All cars (with the exception of the offroader) are RWD, and, in my mind, handle wonderfully - unless you mash the right pedal in first around a tight bend. But, even then, it's not too bad.

If you want to make your own version of one of these, feel free to - just link to this post if you upload it somewhere.