I will be submitting within time, though by how much I don’t know. I have to finish the rest end and make the ad, and contemplate whether I regret switching to FWD.
Nah you won’t, I made 3 FWD cars for the challenge and all of them were better than my RWD cars.
My V8 would burn the front tires. I think RWD was the right choice as AWD was not popular in premium sedans back then.
I’m not going to be messing with much, the engine and styling are set in stone; I’m gonna make the FWD model the best I can and then switch it to the best RWD version I can make and see whose numbers are better. Depends on how much wheelspin the chauffer can stand.
If you’re interested in comparing yours to something, here is the one I actually should’ve submitted.
Not quite finished, but technically done.
I want to warn that my car looks very much like yours, even though I have been working on it for some time. There’s only so many Lincoln styling cues to go around.
PMC, providing crate engines to Warren since 1984. Please buy our fleet trucks, commuter sales aren’t going so good.
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Introducing our brand-new Zimmer-Wagner L846i.
The Zimmer-Wagner L-series sedan has always been the first choice for the kind of person who prefer to go out with style, both literally and figuratively.
With a 4.7L V8 engine, 4-speed automatic gearbox, and limited slip differential at its disposal, the ZW L-series will certainly provide you with the best control over the road, regardless of whether it’s rainy or dry. You will never feel more inspired driving it.
Worried about comfort? Don’t fret, as it is equipped with the finest leather upholstery inside, in-cabin telephone for your emergency business call conferences, and safety levels so high you wouldn’t even notice that the car hit a pole.
So, would you take the offer?
(This ad is brought to you by @goblin95 and @Centurion_23)
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please rename this round csr 106, because last round doesn’t count anymore
The 1984 Tanaka Crezta 3.0 L Executive
Ain’t got no time for a proper advert…
The Crezta has always been a Japanese executive sedan. However, an import company brought it to the LAND OF THE FREE A.K.A USA. They put the interior parts of the Aventus (which was available in the US) for left-hand-drive conversion.
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How did this communist vehicle get into the US?! Well it appears to an extremely rare grey import customised with Advanced Western Electronic Fuel Injection system to allow the engine to meet the Western market…
The DHB DJ774G 6.0 which is used by the very top party officials in the Democratic Socialist Republic of Anikatia (DSRA). Powered by a massive rear mounted 6.0L OHV V8 it is quick yet opulent & luxurious. Utilising the same basic platform of the DJ772 introduced in 1966 but given a modernisation in 1980s.
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a rare case of a video ad
I say Tucker ftw
I am at work until 6 p.m. Pacific, I get home roughly by 7 p.m. Pacific, I’ll have to submission into tonight no later than 8 p.m. Pacific
If my math is right, you’ll have time to spare. 10 hours ago was the 24 hour notice, it’s about 10:30 local time on the west coast. 8PM is 9.5 hours away for you, and 10+9.5 is 19.5, so you’ll have about three hours left.
This assumes that by pacific, you mean US Pacific time. There is a pacific time in Australia for all I know. I didn’t do the math to see if that makes sense.
