Mono Milano Spider Generations Pack 1.0

MONO MILANO SPIDER



First Generation 1966 – 1975



Mono Automobili S.p.A. is an Italian generalist auto manufacturer. Launched as an affordable halo car, the Milano Spider was at home both going fast on the winding roads of the Amalfi Coast, thanks to its flat six, or just cruising on the fashion-conscious streets of Millan.


Weight: 1149 kg

Power: 128 hp

Torque: 180 nm

Transmission: Manual

Drivetrain: RWD

Layout: 2 seats


Second Generation 1976 – 1983



If it ain’t broke don’t fix it. The second generation of the Milano was nothing radical, it kept what made the original great, the engine got fuel injection, a bit more power, and was tuned for more revs, the interior was updated to be more comfortable, and the exterior got a new bonnet, new fog lights and new taillights.


Weight: 1178 kg

Power: 150 hp

Torque: 161 nm

Transmission: Manual

Drivetrain: RWD

Layout: 2 seats


Third Generation: 1984 - 1992



The difficult third act. Designed to be brand new and in tune with the times, this generation of Milano took a hard break from what people loved in the old ones. The boxer engine was replaced with a 2l inline four taken straight from their midsized sedan, it introduced front wheel drive, four seats and a brand-new, blocky, design language to the family. Being heavier and making less power than the previous generation, it is considered unanimously a parts bin special and the worst Milano Spider.


Weight: 1451 kg

Power: 146 hp

Torque: 165 nm

Transmission: Manual

Drivetrain: FWD

Layout: 4 seats


The fourth generation 2020 – current day

The redemption car. Coming after 28 years hiatus for the model, Mono had to get this one right. They went back to what made the original great, a flat six, rear drive, a nice long bonnet and two seats. The result is a car that loves high revs and is great for blasting down the winding roads of Italy.



Weight: 1665 kg

Power: 236 hp

Torque: 237 nm

Transmission: Manual

Drivetrain: FWD

Layout: 4 seats


All cars were designed by OME and engineered by Cookie Monster. They feature full interiors with working steering wheels, gauges and lights.


Many thanks to JustOli for letting us use his code and resources for the working gauges and steering wheels (check out one of his amazing mods here: https://www.beamng.com/resources/bensinger-ibex.16592/) and fillman86 for the knowhow he shared on the same topic (be sure to sub to his channel for great automation and beam content: https://www.youtube.com/user/wheresthejumpbutton/featured)