1966 Burnside Spelugues.

https://www.beamng.com/resources/1966-burnside-spelugues.5528/

I've decided to make a compact personal luxury coupe for Beam.

It's the Burnside Spelugues. It is slightly inspired by the 1963 Buick Riviera, but ultimately draws from many more 60s cars (e.g. Toronado-inspired FWD layout). Powered by a 430 ci 308 HP V8, sending its power through a 3-spd automatic.

 

I wonder who would have bought a luxury car named like that...

 

People with an air of sophistication. Spelugues is a part of Monaco.

After all, Broughams, Rivieras, Toronados, Devilles, LeSabres and even Town Cars used to sell.

 

All these names do sound sophisticated and romantic, while SPE-LU-GU-ES sounds like something out of a medieval science book (even if it isn't).

 

Because it's French. Spayloogs gives an air of class and ultra-luxury, especially when the customers learn where it is.

 

So, you have to explain what it is and how to pronounce it (because otherwise you may assume it is pronounced "speh-loo-goo-yes", which sounds hardly nice at all) to customers?

 

Promotional material, commercials, dealers, etc.

The same way people outside of France learned how to say "Peugeot".

 

looks like the gravil bandit

 

You gotta make do with what you have.