The Final Cars

1. Yugo Florida inspired car - a late 80s Yugoslavian FWD C-segment hatchback, with relatively modern design for its day, many upgrades and facelifts and long lifespan. -Reason for adding- We don't have any cars from socialist countries, nor 80s C-segment cars.
2. Modern Compact SUV - Could be from S. Korea, Japan or Europe (preferably from France). It would be a mashup of existing designs (mix of Renault Kadjar, Peugeot 3008, etc. if it would be French). -Reason for adding- We don't have any SUVs, and it would be good as represent of a current trend in car industry.
3. A Porsche - Not really a Porsche, but a Porsche inspired car. 6 cyl boxer, rear engined RWD. Could be any year (preferably from late 80s and early 90s) -Reason for adding- Who wouldn't want such a legendary car in game.
4. Pre WWII car - preferably American, based on 1937 Ford. Available in many body styles, from a coupe to pickup truck. Also available with many versions. -Reason for adding- There are no pre war cars, it would also have a nice variety of versions and body styles.
5. A European van - could be based on any mid 2000s or 2010s van (preferably Ford Transit). It would have many different upfits and versions, e.g. bus, ambulance, small truck, rollback rescue truck, high roof van, etc. Equipped with strong and reliable diesel engines and with a high load capacity. -Reason for adding- We don't have enough Euro spec vehicles, nor a Euro van.
6. Budget friendly car - obviously based on Dacia models (preferably based on Logan, Sandero or Duster). Could be an ordinar car or a SUV. Equipped with an engines from a major French car maker engines, with reasonably powered engines. -Reason for adding- We don't have any Romanian cars, nor budget friendly cars.

Of course, in game we need a hybrid cars, European trucks, military vehicles, more different car, etc.

 

1.) ~1995-2005 minivan: An American or large European van. Featuring underpowered I4s, larger V6s, and maybe a turbo or diesel option. Also with cheap suspension, FWD, and ugly. High roof, wheelchair ramp, and taxi versions possible.
-Why? There's no minivans in the game yet, and a large, boaty, but modern and FWD vehicle would be good for derbies, towing, and some inadvisable racing/rallying.

2.) ~2010-2020 CUV/ Compact SUV: A modern CUV, with viscous AWD, unnecessarily high ride height, and very little actual offroad or towing capability. Engines don't matter much, but probably a turbo I4 or V6, and surprisingly sporty on or offroad in the higher trims.
-Why? Love Tolerate them or hate them, CUVs are becoming very popular in North America, and aren't too uncommon in Europe either. Fun to wreck and also good to rally or race when tuned, as long as you don't roll over.

3.) ~1970-1990 Firetruck: Big, loud, and fast. Powered by a 2-stroke diesel making plenty of power even N/A (or at least as N/A as a 2-stroke can get). Ladder, Tanker and offroad versions possible.
-Why? Because who doesn't love them, and fire services are the only ones mostly unrepresented so far in game. Plus, faster and more maneuverable than the Wentward or T-series, while still plenty heavy for smashing things.

4.) ~1930-1940 Luxury/ GT car: Shiny and chrome, powered by a smooth I8 or V16 (making pitiful power of course, because 30s engine tech). Decently handling despite it's size, supercharged race spec available.
-Why? Because, there's nothing older than 1953 in game currently. A car good for a more classic racing experience, or just to smash something immeasurably priceless into a wall at 100 mph

5.) ~1950-1970 City Car: Not necessarily European, but probably close. Powered by an I3, 4 or even I6 if it's more american, possibly rear engined, and pretty cheap. Rally version mandatory
-Why? Because, there's very little other than large American cars available in that era currently, and something smaller, but still fun would be nice.

6.) ~2010-2020 Electric Sedan: Luxurious, with incredible acceleration for it's size and weight. 150 to 500 kW motors available, AWD, and durable, if not a bit fire prone due to it's batteries. Stripped street drag version pulling under 10 second 1/4 miles for humiliating sports cars half it's weight.
-Why? There's no electric cars in game, and the insane torque of high performance electric motors would be very fun.