I remember this behemoth from CSR116, where it got rejected out of hand straight away for being just too ridiculous for the buyer’s tastes - and all I could do was laugh. Hopefully, it does better here.
Take a classic…Remake it in AHS steel and carbon fibre…but with LOTS more ventilation! Drop in a 6L V16 Turbo engine and see how fast it goes around the track…
Checklist
ATT under 1:56 - Check!
Over 500hp/t - Check
Top speed > 400km/h - Check
Over 618hp…oh yes!
With a twin-turbocharged, 6-litre V10 engine with “adequate” power, all-wheel drive and a singular focus on speed, the Durandal’s performance can best be described as “sufficient.”
Taking a very different approach than the Durandal - and in fact most of the other entrants, I surmise - the Météore RS focuses on light weight and agility; the Météore RS’ 775-kilogram mass is propelled by a turbocharged, 1.6-litre inline-4 engine, producing 535 horsepower. adapted from FABEL Sport’s World Rallycross car.
Some of you are quite rightly wondering how the “bin one bin none, bin more bin them all” rule will apply if a user has solo and group entries.
Suffice to say a group entry will not be automatically binned unless all collaborators have each had two or more other cars binned. But on the flip side, if I bin a collaboration car (in the styling stage, as per usual), then all users involved will have a black mark against them.
This is an unlikely scenario, but for example if you were involved in two collaborations that got instantly binned, then your solo efforts will be binned. If you somehow have multiple collab entries but no solo entries then you’re technically safe. I don’t see any pattern to the entries that suggests either will happen, though. Everybody who has submitted a collab so far has only one other solo entry.
However I am mentioning this because I can see from this thread that there are a significant proportion of entries that will be instantly tossed, in a way such that I feel my rule is quite warranted.
@strop - If someone misnames the car does that mean that
a) the car(s) haven’t been submitted and so should be resubmitted with correct naming.
b) you’ll overlook this indiscretion…twice.
c) all of them are DQ’d including anything submitted afterwards.
I “may” be responsible for misnaming my entries…if the answer is A then I can rework Tinkerbell’s rear end…if it’s B then please look through squinted eyes at the back…or…if it’s C then “F*$K!!!”
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The 2020 Pulsar Neutron.
Designed by Pulsars super team, built in house with the help of LHEs PVD, powered by a low production heavily modified LHE Series 52 engine
Pulsar is a French company which was bought by LHE in the 80s as a stepping stone to the European market. Pulsar has been allowed to continue it’s operation of high end sports cars. As of 2010 Pulsar ceased production of it’s own in house motors, and now joints with LHEs PVD for supply of engines.
The Neutron is 100% of Pulsar design, there will be only 1900 Units for the 2020 year.
One of my favorite designs that I’ve re-flavored for this competition. Featuring an 1100hp v10 power plant, 0-60 in 3.2 seconds. A throwback to the golden supercar era. A pure driving experience, wrapped in a legal road going machine. This, is the Halloway Reaper:
You may be asking “Why are you bringing this up? It’s been over a week and you’re clearly not even slightly interested in this competition, much less someone taking the description of a car from GTA Online and copying it nearly verbatim for their own equally fictional vehicle. There’s clearly no malicious intent involved and it’s most likely a reference.” You’d be entirely right to ask that original question, and my answer to it is “not because I should, but because I can.”
It’s in reply to the Shromet Levine which Dr Narfy sent. Dw Lazar, I got you on this.
What
it’s enough for you to say haha I get the reference. It makes much less sense to spin a tentative insinuation that this may constitute some kind of plagiarism while also hesitating to say such like what’s the point