Oh no, looks like I killed my previous topic from inactivity, and I really did not feel like resuming where it left off, so here is the new and improved…
Harwood Motors of North America
A Canadian motor company based in the Canadian side of Detroit (Windsor, ON), Harwood motors has been producing cars for the average Joe and his boss since 1921, with production exponentially picking up follow North America’s post-war boom. Once known for its wide variety of land boats, the company has now shifted its focus to crossovers, trucks and SUVs, just like any other North American motor company. I’ll just be posting the cars as I make them, its not gonna be as lore-heavy as last time (although there will be a bit of a backstory and commonality between my builds)
Model Directory
| Model | Description |
|---|---|
| H-150 (2020) | 1500 class truck from the dependable H-series truck range - one of the most profitable products of the company |
| H-250 | 2500 class truck built with sheer hauling power and durability in mind |
| Niagara | A truck for one who needs a little less truck, sold in the global market |
| Fleetmaster / R-series | Utilitarian range of vans, originally based off the chassis of the concurrent H-series, until becoming a joint product with a European manufacturer in recent times |
| Admiral (2020) | Full-size truck based SUV, built with the intent of being a spacious, capable and comfortable family hauler |
| Apache (2020) | The classic 3-row family SUV that floods the streets and driveways of North American suburbia |
| Comanche | A smaller, 2-row compact SUV for those who want a lifted car with a smaller footprint |
| Prairie | The smallest of the crossover market, for those who need a city car but lifted |
| Monteregian | A full size family car that went extinct with the gas crisis |
| Chieftain | A long running nameplate for the brand’s flagship family car, which existed in mid-size and full-size forms throughout its history |
| Champlain | A run-of-the-mill compact car best known for spawning a legendary pony car |
| Tomahawk | A classic pony coupe that survived the test of time with its winning combination of fun and affordability |
| Caravel | A dedicated sports car on the cutting edge of performance |
| Gaspésie | A very bizarre, especially for its time, personal luxury coupe - revived as a sedan during the 2000’s retro car craze |
