So, the maximum price is 40k? I can’t tell what and where says what the max price is or what in the world hard cap and soft cap mean. The original post still says the hard cap is 45k which I’m guessing is outdated, right?
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Always follow the original post, as me and vena literally said above.
The clarification posts are really just to notify people to the changes to the original post that have already been made
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Thanks
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A 4X4 Designed for real famillies. The Schnell D4. Powered by a 2.3L 4-cylinder Petrol engine with All-Wheel-Drive. It can brush past bushes in a breeze. No one would take it offroad, like every SUV ever made
Thanks @HighOctaneLove for revising the car.
some bullshit real life car manufacturers put in their ads that no-one cares about.
0% APR Representative. Stock vehicles only. T&C’s apply. Legal Stuff applies. Oh and for anyone wondering its a fake diesel, im not doing such tomfoolery
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Peak presentation or modern day reliability?
I’ll take both, thanks.
Offroad performance. onroad performance. everywhere, performance.
Boasting a good 230 horsies out of its 3.0 litre i6, the Blöd makes for the perfect candidate for an offroad adventure with the family, especially considering its 7 seat layout with huge boot space with the rear 2 folded down.
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MAHG Gamma Last Edition
A special facelift for the last model year of this durable good old friend!
Fitted with a new gen straight 6 engine it can go through a lot!
Very popular since its launch in 1990, used a lot in the sectors of forestry, beach lifeguard, police, fireman and many others, this 4x4 hauls,pulls, bears everything that can be thrown at it.
Usually found in low-spec, this Last Edition is fitted with a comfortable interior,better suspension and updated safety system.
Even with these extra equipments, it still is a Gamma. A tough off-roader, unbreakable and trustworthy.
This Last Edition is 39 900 Ds
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2000 fraser mpv (dont you fucking dare call it a wagon)
“the spirit of practicality”
this is the SE trim, equipped with 3.0L v6, awd, and softroader suspension. it leans alot
lore?
alright i dont do lore normally cuz i think when i do its rlly corny but i thought it id try it to help our boys in writing a lil
ok so this is a 2nd gen fraser mpv. the mpv was made to be an amalgamation of common 2-box family car designs; as in car-like like a wagon, sturdy like an suv, big like a minivan, and with a fresh design to distance itself from the stigma of the aforementioned car types and ofc the other emerging crossover models.
it sold ok, but not as well as hoped cuz as it turned out being indecisive is not a good marketing strategy
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That Fraser MPV looks sweet, maybe you could do a Subaru Outback inspired version; I bet it’d look schmick w/ plastic cladding and overfenders, hahaha!
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Electi Defender 44
Model shown in Prestige+ package
4.4L V8, full time all wheel drive, combined cycle rating 9.4L/100km, 0-60 in 6.2s, 5 star NCAP
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Arion Polaris 4.5I '00
Comfort and premiums of an executive saloon paired to soft-offroading fun.
Shown in British Racing Green & Beige two-tone w/ Beige leather interior
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By the turn of the millennium, Arion released their next generation Polaris with it’s aim to storm the growing premium SUV market.
Built on a newly developed advanced high-strength steel chassis and partial aluminium body panels to reduce weight and improve economy whilst maintain exceptional safety as proven by it’s 5 
Euro NCAP rating.
The new face of Arion’s SUV lineup is refined yet with an overall rugged appearance complimented by it’s colour choices to maintain a stylish presence in the modern urban jungles of today.
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Shown in British Racing Green & Beige two-tone w/ Beige leather interior
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Base trim models come with a 4.0L V8 standard with either RWD or 4x4 and a manual 5 speed or an electronically-assisted automatic 4-speed gearbox. The highest trim model featured is a 4.5L V8 (Derived from half the “Monstrous” 9L V16) paired to the electronic automatic 4-speed with 4WD standard.
In the 4.5I model came as standard equipment: Manual locking differentials, 18 inch “Cosmos” elemental-resistant coated steel wheels, mudflaps, offroad skidtrays front and rear, parking sensors front and rear, roof rack, CD & Cassette infotainment with Vinthal analogue clock, advanced disk braking system all around with ABS and a completely stainless steel exhaust package.
Optional extras include: Stainless steel footrail, moonroof, bootlid spoiler, cooling package (upgraded bonnet and bumper ventilation along with larger radiator and specialised liquid cooling), upgradable stainless steel piping for braking system, and the spare wheel located under the boot storage compartment.
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Shown in Platinum & Dark Grey two-tone w/ Red leather interior
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Shown in Celeste Blue & Platinum two-tone w/ Hazelnut leather interior
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Shown in Glaze White w/ Hazelnut leather interior
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Interior
Beige leather interior shown
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Hazelnut leather interior shown
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Red leather interior shown
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2000 Tiffosì Cara X4R
You’ll never see it this clean again.
Costruzione Tiffosì recognized a lack of domestic european alternatives to the imported all-terrain wagons popular in alpine regions. All-new for 2000 Cara is set to quench the people’s thirst for earthy wagons. In its range-topping X4R Trim - Car shown in Rosso Fuore Mica - 234 HP are sent to all 4 wheels via AWD. Cara X4R offers spacious and comfortable transportation for up to 5 passengers on and off pavement, starting at 34.400 ATM$
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Hayaku didn't want to spend money on advertising, and you can definitely see that.
Hayaku Seiko
Now with All-Wheel Drive.
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In 1995, Hayaku released the 3rd generation Seiko. Compared to the previous generation, it was a massive upgrade.
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In 2000, Hayaku revealed facelift, as well as new limited edition all-terrain wagon
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Here we have the Wells X1 Chase SD(Special Duty).
Purpose built for the mission at hand, and the missions to come.
from Left to Right…
X1 Chase SD, X1 Chase, X1 Chase R
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Umm, are you sure it’s a 2000 car?
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Uh yes, there was an interesting debate over 4x4, and I will make a clarification post very soon.
However, as some people have submitted 4x4…
- Do not give people who submitted 4x4 another chance to submit
- Give people who submitted 4x4 another chance to submit
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The clarification post has been inserted in the notes section of original post
Update: @Aruna, you are entitled to one resubmission before the deadline.
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We can’t chose ”4x4” anymore? Why?
Some people assumed that 4x4 also included the full-time 4wd system, something much different from the part-time 4x4 system, which is what Automation currently uses.
As that significantly affects judging, it is only appropriate, in my opinion, to give anyone who submitted 4x4 without that information the second chance.
And 4x4 is still “legal” lol. I don’t know what made you think otherwise. But only as part-time.
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Does that mean part time 4WD affects the score negatively? Or am I mixing the two drivetrains up?
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