I built a new car and this is Ralli.
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Benny Banks — Bada Bing.
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Benny Banks — Bada Bing.
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Pick one. In an urban centre like that, cars are detrimental to walkability and have many ecological consequences in the area. Social consequences follow with that block design too, primarily ones related to crime correlated to having an not-so-optimal density per block.
Ideally, you’d want to minimize the usage of private vehicles, reduce those block widths to be as small as possible and implement mixed used development and active transportation opportunities when feasible. Planning around privately-owned vehicles is how Los Angeles came to be and trust me, it’s not pretty.
Read up on Jane Jacobs. It helps with stuff like this a lot.
EDIT: Planning your streets like how they were back in the early 1900s is a good way to gridlock your city too. Don’t do that
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as for me, I’m tired of America’s square turns even through the game. Each such turn has to go under 6 m / h and it exhausts me. Los Angeles is just a big city, but like the rest, it is a compact city. A lot of intersections where you have to stand for a long time. And even that Los Angeles, where there are more cars than people, I would rate it as a city for a person. And as for the crime zone, there’s nothing to be done. As it turned out, even just drawing the city was not within the power of one person. I would decide to build a city that cannot change much for the tasks of the future.
I well know that cars under the control of 1 person will still remain for 200 - 300 years and during this time many more cities can be built.
Therefore, I would design my city at a speed of 40 miles per hour. And cornering could be turned at a speed of 18 miles per hour.
P.S. I also did not think about blocking the city.
this design is good, but why the fuel caps?
I created a car that will defeat a damn in a race.
I turn on the night in the Beam, set up a fast car and defeat an imaginary damn that catches up with me.
Have you never played like that before?
This is scary enough, but you must have an iron core in yourself character to defeat him.
This car is called Furious Stage.
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Please never stop doing what you’re doing, every post from you is like a whole new experience from the last and it’s truly fascinating. Keep being yourself, please.
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MelodiaTumbler.
On the track, machine showed a result of 1:20 and became 27/50 on the list. This car was overtaken by LFR, Verde York, Dodge Viper, Driftung and other cars.
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Aspark OWL mode Furious Vegatarian.
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I wonder where the “vegetarian” part of the name comes from in both of these cases? I have a hunch that it stems from the fact that they seem to look slimmer than their real-life counterparts. In most (if not all) cases, it wouldn’t make much sense to call a car “vegetarian”, though.
In my case it’s possible. These are my names, so I call them whatever. First of all, a vegetarian means that this car has a very poppy design, which means that even cars are transformed into fashion, as the great Ford Mustan Shelby 2013 in design concept, which remains my favorite car, continues to change and therefore has lost its state of brutality. And 2 cases mean the extremely fit, seriousness and intellectuality of the car with reference to the character of the person who would ride it. Because as you know, nobody needs a car without connoisseurs who can perceive it, and who will adorn someone’s life with their existence. I read this term on a Russian site, and thought it over, and then I decided to call it a car. I regret that I decided to attach this term to my cars. And so of course there is no sense in this. The phenomenon of globalization is nothing more.
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Who has been creating the Mitsubishi Diamante or Toyota Chaser? Does it make sense to create them? Or they will also be similar to the Nissan Skyline R34 that I have already built.
By the way, I calculated the overload for Aspark Owl, and it is 1.49 g, this is a record, and on the drag track the bot set a record of 7.586 s for a quarter of a mile.
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I built car for Bussnesman.
Power 80 hp.
Cost this car total 12 400$.
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I mean… WHERE ARE BLINKERS
Sorry, I forgot about it. This is a very important thing! On the next car they will be possible. It’s nice when everything is thought out. But I have no idea about the concept, so for now I will not create a new car.
I have a drawing of headlights in a smartphone.
It doesn’t look anything like a businessman’s car, and the engineering behind it is all wrong. 80 horsepower and $12,400 AMU are not enough for any businessman in this day and age - such a customer would rather spend a lot more than that to get a lot more standard equipment, as expected from the segment leaders.
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This is a very poor businessman, a startuper.
A person can accumulate on this machine very quickly, having an income of $ 4,000 per month in America.
I improved the car for a businessman, and now it is quite pleasantly located in it. You can put a different load in the liftback, and its cost has increased to $ 33,300.
The engine has been completely redesigned, now it gives out 370 horsepower.
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this car is so good that it can’t spell “businessman” right
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