The ADC revolves solely around aesthetics. Therefore, there are little to no rules. Every round will have a central theme i.e. 80’s Supercars, Modern Compacts, etc. You can make cars for your company, but of course you can just make a design.
Judging will be held through a public poll where people will rate what their favorite design is. The car with the more amount of votes will win.
Please PM your entries to me. Name your cars with this scheme.
Model - ADC [Open]
Trim - [Open]
Engine - ADC [Open]
Variant - [Open]
Entries for round 2 are open.
The deadline is April 3rd, 2017.
quickly browses through unreleased stuff hoping to find something to shit out in the hopes of winning with zero effort put into it
Found one.
Already the second redesign of the 1960-1967 IMP L6, this is the best one, the 1966 L6 Super V8, with 3.6L and 220hp on tap. And after some mild LUA editing the body finally got the rear legroom it deserved.
This is a great idea! I’ve been waiting for a challenge like this, I nearly started one myself but I wasn’t sure how to decide a winner. But it looks like you have everything covered here. Since my game is not being very cooperative at the moment I’ll submit a classic from Maesima.
## [Maesima Dynamic Racing Vision](http://discourse.automationgame.com/t/maesima-motor-corporation-maesima-announces-1-4-billion-expansion-of-us-facilities-in-the-face-of-trump-threats/17605/40?u=rk38)
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Here is a revised version of my CSR15 entry, the Harris Cars Ltd. CS60. It’s a true British grand tourer in the traditional sense, and one that packs a >670-bhp punch. It even has a manual transmission for old times’ sake!
06/03/2017-Vanguard Automotive Archives were hacked, revealing some unused, full colour HD advertisement shots for the 1963 Vanguard Malachite in Malachite Green.
