Beta Maryport Autos Breeze 1

The Breeze is a series of 4-door, 5-seat sporty hatchbacks designed in 1976 by Maryport Autos. The Breeze is designed to be lightweight and provide maximum driving fun while also being a practical everyday vehicle. The line is powered by various versions of the high-tech for the time fuel-injected SportPro 2.4 liter SOHC V6 engine coupled to 5-speed manual transmissions that drive the rear wheels. Each vehicle in the series also features a steel monocoque construction, advanced late 1970s/ early 1980s safety, front MacPherson strut and rear semi-trailing arm suspension, and manual rack and pinion steering. There are three trim levels of the Breeze:
- The SC76C trim is the most basic model. It has a rough grey cloth interior, front vented disc and rear drum brakes, 205/50r15 sport tires, and an open differential. Its engine with cast internals, cast headers, and a standard intake manifold makes 132 horsepower and has a 6,000rpm redline, allowing it a top speed of 126mph. It has a curb weight of 2,220 lbs and gets 18mpg. It has an MSRP of $5,350.
- The SC76B trim is the mid-level model. It has a grey-cloth interior with grey leather accents, vented disc brakes, 215/50r15 sport tires, and a helical limited-slip differential. Its engine with forged internals, tubular headers, and a performance intake manifold makes 145 horsepower and has a 7,000rpm redline, allowing it a top speed of 131mph. It has a curb weight of 2,266 lbs and gets 17mpg. It has an MSRP of $6,400.
- The SC76A trim is a high-end model. It has a grey leather interior, vented disc brakes, 215/50r15 sport tires, and a helical limited-slip differential. Its turbo engine with forged internals, tubular headers, and a performance intake manifold makes 197 horsepower and has a 7,000rpm redline, allowing it a top speed of 139mph. It has a curb weight of 2,434 lbs and gets 15mpg. It has an MSRP of $10,500.

This is my first Automation build where I animated much of the interior (wheel, pedals, shifter, gauges) with the tools provided by Automation, and I am very excited about finally learning how to do that so I decided to try and upload this. I find this car to be very enjoyable to drive, I hope you think so as well

You can install this the same way you would any other car mod: subscribe on the repo or copy the .zip to C:\Users\[Name]\AppData\Local\BeamNG.drive\[Version]\mods