Chop of the civics spoiler, make it slower and BAM… You got my IRL car, down to the year and everything.
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you know I always loved how the orange trim on those big scooby’s looked, I never got why they had it but it always looked really nice
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Hi! I am new to Automation, I just downloaded it this afternoon. 
Here is the first car I have created, a replica 1989 Toyota AE90 Corolla SE hatchback. The engine is very different to the real car, being a 1.05L Inline 3. I wanted to make a 1.4 I4 (which is the real engine for the AE90 SE) but it was too large for the engine bay. I considered a Boxer 4 but decided to go with an I3 instead.
The interior is a WIP but I have put a RHD dashboard with manual gearbox and two seats in.
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Nice use of the new '90 Kompetitor body set (which replaced an outdated Kee-era holdover) for what is essentially a W220 tribute - made in Al-Rilma, of course.
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you chose a wheelbase which is too small this is more like the size of a kei car which is why the engine wouldn’t fit, there is a 2.48m wheelbase option for this car which is accurate to the real size of the E90 Corolla
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Cool. Thank you for letting me know! The body I used had a codename of ‘E90’ so I thought that was it. I’ll have a look for the 2.48m wheelbase!
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Most body families have several wheelbases, while keeping the same basic codename.
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Ah okay, that makes sense :-). Thanks for letting me know.
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I’ve been getting into diesel engines and 90’s Beemers recently, so I combined the two and made a replica of the E36 325tds. I am really happy with the way this turned out, I think this is probably the best car I’ve made recently.
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Rewind back to 2005. Back to the good old days of the PS2 and the Xbox 360. A racing game like none other hit the shelves. A game that defined the entire PS2 generation and gave us the most famous car in videogame history. That game was Need for Speed: Most Wanted, and that car was the BMW M3 GTR.
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