Farox Motor Company

On3CherryShake · 17 June 2018 06:38

“Give in to temptation.”

Farox Motor Company was founded in Grand Rapids, Michigan, in 1965 as an American premium vehicle manufacturer. Marketed among the top luxury brands in the United States, Farox has competed closely against Silver-York and Taluvec for nearly its entire existence.

The current product range of Farox consists of traditional American sedans, crossovers, and SUVs. Outside of retail markets, Farox has produced vehicles for limousine and livery use throughout its entire existence, with several examples used as official state limousines for Presidents of the United States. Since the 2000s, Farox has increased sales outside its largest market, the United States. The division inaugurated dealerships in the Japanese domestic market in 2005, and shortly thereafter came Southeast Asia and Latin America Europe.

Since its inception, Farox has built its reputation around the making of high(ish) quality, luxury vehicles that are a pleasure to drive and give off an aura of professionalism and elegance. Additionally, Farox has focused on “traditional” American luxury, with RWD-based vehicles and an emphasis leaning more towards the comfortable side. The late 1970s brought the rise of the personal luxury coupe, and Farox did keep up with trends on making sportier, Euro-style vehicles, but the idea remains the same.

Current Operations

Farox’s headquarters is located in Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA.

Present Models

abg7 · 11 August 2018 09:03

The rear end has echoes of the new NSX, and the lighting fixtures there follow a similar pattern to the front. All in all, a highly attractive proposition indeed.

Holts · 11 August 2018 10:19

My comment was I really like the rear accidently deleted… Actually I like the whole design

On3CherryShake · 11 August 2018 14:12

Thank you! I used lot of the new mods from @l5o2k1s, to HUGE thanks to him! I saw them in the steam workshop and thought to myself that it looks like I had designed them, especially the grille. They were the exact thing I had in mind for Farox!

On3CherryShake · 12 August 2018 06:28

Spy shot of a prototype from an unnamed brand… we know it’s powered by Farox though

Holts · 12 August 2018 07:04

Nice!

On3CherryShake · 15 August 2018 19:43

Just when you thought it didn’t get any better.

The Omega V10-R is here. Better power, better handling, two more turbos and no more compromise.

With an astounding 650 hp and 650 lb-ft from a twin turbo version of the standard 5.8L V10 paired to a shorter ratio 7-speed manual and AWD, the Omega can do 0-60 in 2.7 seconds and fly around the Belasco Raceway 4 seconds quicker. Test drive, anyone?

Holts · 15 August 2018 19:44

I would love to test drive the omega!

asami · 19 August 2018 22:53

Same

On3CherryShake · 23 August 2018 04:33

So I tried my hand into the pickup market and I think I nailed it. This is the Farox Arctica, which we’ve been making since 2002 starting in the 2003 model year. Sales have been strong, averaging about 560,000 units per year.

The first generation Arctica came out for the 2003 model year as a body-on-frame pickup. It featured an advanced suspension setup with independant front suspension and coil spring rear, making it one of the best riding pickups on the market.

Pair the advanced high strength chassis to a legendary, Toyota-level reliable Farox F9 series engines and a 5-speed automatic with 4WD, locking diffs and a low-range, you have the recipe for an amazing all around truck.

Some engine specifications for y’all: you could get a 265 hp/260 lb-ft 4.0L V6 or a 300 hp/320 lb-ft 5.6L V8.

2009 marked the second generation for the Arctica. It retained the advanced chassis setup with some minor changes to make it stiffer and more driveable, and it recieved updated versions of the same line of engines. I’ll just leave it at that, and let you guys admire it

There are models available to test drive from our heritage collection if anyone is really interested.

On3CherryShake · 28 August 2018 17:20

I really want to make some more lore, though simple it can still be done. But I also would like to make some modern designs to give a feel for what Farox is and to show off what we are. So I’m going to do this poll, let me know what you guys want!

Lore! Give me some 80’s and 90’s Farox! (Won’t be the greatest cause I’m not great at old stuff, but you can see some of what it would be like in the first post!)
Modern cars! Show me some cool new Farox!

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