Name a better duo; We’ll wait
Introducing the Fey Brixton:
Feel the power of the Altair Series Sequential Turbo, don’t let it’s small demeanour fool you the 899cc engine is far from a slouch
Coming to a dealer near you
Feel the power of the Altair Series Sequential Turbo, don’t let it’s small demeanour fool you the 899cc engine is far from a slouch
Coming to a dealer near you
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Bins (with much pain in my hearth)
Sadly we have 1 bin from Riley. Whilst the car was definetly the most odd one, I fear the most recent update destroyed his entry. The City variant of the car had blown out front tyres, resulting in a non-existent fuel economy and reliability. Therefore I have to sadly bin this wonderful entry. I do thank you @Riley for having entered the competition!
3rd Place (@Dog959)
With the Fukuoka and the Yokohama, Dog959 takes 3rd place. Whilst being by far the cheapest option of the entries (20-25k cheaper) it lacked in other departments such as driveability and comfort. In general his Sports variant performed better but still fell short of the other 2. I will say that I do like the cute design with the relatively large headlights. Thanks for entering the competition!
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2nd Place (@PoseidonAutomotive)
The Reefshark Tide and Diver finished 2nd. These cars were the most compact entries of them all but they rarely jumped out of the pack in the other statistics. In general the City car was the better performing of the two, with it being able to almost bring the fight to the number 1 entry. The design was simple (logical if I won’t evaluate it) but it still stands out with the green and blue paint job. Overall really good entry and thanks for having joined!
1st Place (@fallenvalkyrie)
Congratulations to fallenvalkyrie with the Fey Brixton. This small green car took the lead of the competition and never let it go. With it excelling in Driveability, Fuel Economy and Sport or Comfort, depending on the trim. Both trims scored very simillary, always higher than the competition. Fallenvalkyrie really has found the perfect balance between the sport and city trim. The design is also very sleek, with small headlamps and a striking appearance. Congratulations again to fallenvalkyrie and thank you very much for joining in!
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ESC SCORES.xlsx
Here you can find the scoring of the challange. Also feel free to leave some reviews about how to improve the challange or what aspects you liked!
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Well guys …great comp
I mean I’m not gonna ask you to recheck it but the tyres are 50 profile with no downforce how have they blown out. Not to mention that the sport variant literally has smaller profile tyres.
Just to add there, i mean the update was literally a few days ago, had plenty of time to review before that, or could just dm about it, no one intentionally (mostly) send a broken car
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In my defense, the update was launched the 16th of November, so together with the deadline. I decided to start reviewing after the deadline to reduce the risk of deleting the binned cars (as I had done in my previous challange). In the end it was just a very unfortunate case of bad timing with the update.
I will double check it for you later this evening to give you the best of chances