Shart's Motor Division 2.0

Shart's Motor Division, a car company from the US that currently has 28 (22 here) vehicles. JSM, or Jasoon Shart Motorsports, pops up once.

SMD Roadster Trim 1:
The sports car with solid axle coils, this car has a 6,178 cc V10 packing 475.8 HP and 455.6 lb-ft TQ. My first car made in UE4 Automation, it has seen some minor changes, like being given US license plates.


SMD HellMower:
This mower can mow the lawn, despite the fact it likes to become jello.
Inline 5:
Has a 0.9 L I5 with 156.8 HP and 98.9 lb-ft TQ.


Inline 3:
Has a 0.6 L I3 with 168.7 HP and 107.7 lb-ft TQ.


SMD B o x H a t c h b a c k:
The box with a 5.2 L V8, doing 282.3 HP and 294.7 lb-ft TQ.


SMD Thirty Type 2:
This vehicle commemorates the body styling of 1930's cars with a body as long as a 80's semi, and a 21,715 cc V16 yeeting out 2028.7 HP and 1922.3 lb-ft TQ. It is the replacement for the White Hot. I hear it's costly.

SMD Wagonwheel Kablamo:
The wagon with a big V8, it has a 9,382 cc V8 (4.5 inch squared), making 503.7 HP and 619.3 lb-ft TQ.


SMD S-100 12-Pack:
A truck that has a 7.2 L V12 making 429.6 HP and 484.7 lb-ft TQ.


1966 SMD Notorson 439:
A muscle car from the 60's, with a 7.2 L V8, a size appropriate for it's time. It makes 275.7 HP and 345.2 lb-ft TQ.


SMD Ayy Lmao:
What is this, a '90s EV body attempting to be a rally car? Apparently so. To clarify, this was made MONTHS before "Storm Area 51" was an idea. Anyways you roll up in a box, you leave in this thing. It has a 1.8 L B6 making 269.8 HP and 166.3 lb-ft TQ.


SMD Ophelius Sixteen:
This is a luxury car. If any modern vehicle was a land barge (other than Thirty), this would be it. It has a 13.6 L V16 producing 683.1 HP and 992.3 lb-ft TQ.


2019 SMD Futurismo Pre-Date-30:
The future holds grim for engines, so use the body to cover up your environment-hurting shame. Comes with a 9,884 cc V16 making 944.9 HP and 650.2 lb-ft TQ.


SMD Speedwagon V8:
Another wagon, but with a smaller, 6,590 cc (4.0 inch squared) V8 making 402.6 HP and 448.2 lb-ft TQ.


SMD Bulletcar V12:
NOT MEANT FOR USE ON PUBLIC ROADS! Aero, a 9 L V12 making 1074.7 HP and 737.9 lb-ft TQ, and wide skirts makes for a track car, I guess.
[bruh moment] No Image.

SMD Marauder America:
10.8 L and 12 cylinders of mmm 'murica. 536.3 HP. 1200.1 lb-ft TQ.


SMD Augustel Twenty
It's an airport tractor, but not an airport tractor. Has a 2.5 L I5 with 294.5 HP and 203.9 lb-ft TQ.


SMD Butterfly 200:
It's has some ride height, so go shreddin' on the road I guess. Uses a 5 L V10, making 682.6 HP and 461.7 lb-ft TQ.


SMD Cetre 912:
NOT MEANT FOR USE ON PULIC ROADS! (I forgot the licence plate lmao) This has a hand made interior? Whaaat? (You never played tuber simulator? Pffft, you know it's fun right? I'm not supposed to give my opinion, but give it a try.) It has a 9 L V12, I haven't checked if the bore/stroke was the same as the Bulletcar, and I don't think I will. 451.4 HP. 649.2 lb-ft TQ.


SMD Tarcan Four:
This shall serve as the replacement for the Thing. 4.8 L B4 makes 545.1 HP and 512.2 lb-ft TQ.


SMD Traveler:
Way back in 1890, you saw these cars (although rarely) on the road. They were fit only for the richest of the rich and if stolen, was quite possibly worse than a bank robbery. 130 years later and you can enjoy it in all it's glory with a 4 L Carbureted All-American Cheeseburger lovin' 220 HP 244.7 lb-ft TQ V16. Also equipped with a 5-Speed sequential but no one cares.
Lefter:
Controls are on the left.

Righter:
Controls are on the right.


If a car is not listed with a year, it is from 2020. In a attempt to make sure that this works, download this, and take the cars and put them in your mods folder.