Just leave it as it is right now.
Yeah, that’s why the Jetta is kinda in a nebulous area, because it’s still a C segment car with the same wheelbase as the Golf, but the trunk makes it as long as D segment hatches. Other saloon-out-of-hatch cars like the Ford Orion are in a similar boat.
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I’m gonna say Scrap my original one, I’m starting a fresh, got my ResMat/D&T revision podcasts on in the background, lets get ready to rhumble
Since it’s early 80s Europe and I have no documentation on it, are front plates mandatory or optional?
EDIT: Have a teaser for the totally-not-a-Saab;
Always mandatory in Europe
Where do you live then? I didn’t know of anywhere except some American states that don’t mandate front plates
In the main post i’ve put down what the Gallian laws are regarding License plates and rear foglights.
It looks awfully similar to the one posted 3 hours earlier
Aside from that, your entry will not be judged by the quality of the advertisement.
Also, to clarify
THE SUBMISSION WINDOW IS NOW OPEN
Keep in mind that you will only have one resubmission opportunity, so make sure you’ve read all that is required in the post. Even the Design and Engineering Guidelines and the section that describes the equipment your car must have to be declared road legal in Gallia.
Hello, I am here to present our new car, the BCT model S45 1.8L basic. This is the entry level of this new model, with a price of 15400 Gallian Ducats. It is a 4.5m sedan with a 1.8 gas engine that has mechanical injection. It produces 93 horsepower and it is tuned to be a low comsumption engine. The S45 has an average of 9.8L/100kms, but can go as low as 5L. This make the S45 a very cheap car to mantain.
Don´t let the basic tag scare you, the S45 it´s a safe car with above average safety standars, all 4 brake disk, basic 8 tracks audio system, advanced suspension, and reliable. Also, being just 1030kg of weight and RWD, you won´t notice that you have conventional steering, an item that would made the car more expensive to buy and mantain
Don´t mind the different license plates, those are press cars and the photos are taken all around the world
Is that the 2.4m. or 2.8m. wheelbase version? I accidentally used the 2.4m. one and don’t know if it qualifies.
I’ve added some extra clarification to the rule.
The wheelbase must equal 2.4m or be greater OR must equal or be less than 2.80m
So if it’s in the range of 2.40-2.80, you should be fine…
HOWEVER
Please note that I am also looking at decimals (which can be seen in the final tab when designing and whilst hovering over the body)
Ignore this
So in this case, the car would be considered to small to effectively battle the D-Segment.
UPDATE After some discussion in Discord about the subject, i’ve decided that I’ll allow bodies that read as having a 2.4m wheelbase to enter (down to 2.35m)
ATTENTION: RULESET UPDATED
Sorry for my incompetence, this is the first time I’m ever hosting anything like this
Changelog:
- All bodies that show 2.4m and 2.8m in the Icon are now allowed (Anything that has a 2.35m up to a 2.84m wheel base is now allowed)
It is, which, as explained by the rules above is an Exception to the body unlock year limit. Because the actual 190E itself was released in 1983.