What BeamNG car would best "suit" you?

I think that the AWD version of the eTk I-series 2400tix would be the best for me. Because it has a decent amount of power but doesn't feel like a space shuttle. It is really strong and can take a good beating. It also handles good, it will spin out if you grab the wheel and pull hard but over all it is a perfect road car.

 

beater covet because I'm a dumbass with no license

 

Just your basic Sunburst S. High Quality, not too expensive, and not too high end.

 

The LHD Ibishu Miramar. I love the 60's.

 

T-series with ram so i can park in the city.

 

A Diesel ETK 800. Small family of not so small guys (like father, like son, my kid is a 6 years old giant in the making!) who could use both the extra space and peppy performance, while keeping fuel consumption in check.

 

Ibishu Pessima (1980) 2.0LX tourer (DPMP) runs fine and is fast, also is practical

 

The 1977 Bruckell Moonhawk, i feel pretty safe and also with the 378 V8 with a four barrel carburetor, i feel good.

 

1994 Gavril D-25 with the I6 and 4WD on STX "White wagon wheels" and 31 inch tires.

 

Silver LeGran with airbags and some rust
old fashioned, like me

 

ETK 856td. Comfortable, fast and practical. And because i like diesel cars.

 

etk i-series wagon

 

Gavril D-15 EXT offroad in Forest green. I love trucks.

 

The Burnside Special "Custom" in jet black. Not only because I love 50's cars and not only because it's the closed I can get to a 403, but also because I imagine I could have restaure this car myself, and I like the idea.

 

Hirochi SBR4 w/ Nomi Widebody. Not exactly practical for everyday life, sure. However I've always been interested in the 'Stanced' car culture, the work put into these unbelievable machines could take years of hard work and preparation.

 

Maybe the Ibishu Pessima from 1989 The Rally version, would suit me.

 

ETK 856tx. Love 6-cylinder engines.

 

SBR4 S2 or Sunburst Sport S.

 

Bruckell Legran SE V6 In Black. i feel it has a comfortable suspension with a decent amount of power

 

And 2400 I-Wagon should do the trick just fine.