Crossworks© is an innovative Luxury / Performance / Economy focused Car Company from Germany. We design enviormently friendly cars that are fun to drive and comfortable to sit in. Good track times are more or less important to us.
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Crossworks© Future Vision
Tech Specs:
2020 Concept
10015 cc V12 DOHC Turbo Charged DI
6000 RPM Redline
6 Gear Double Clutch Sequential
Economy 154,5 g/kWh → 8.4L/100km
Emissions: 9,7
Top Speed: 394 kph
0-100: 3,6s
Green Hell: 8:30.02
Interior: Pure Luxury
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i honestly love how simple it looks, but yet just how well the simplistic styling fits the body.
and side note, try adding all your Photo’s of a car to just one post, helps to prevent a bit too much clutter
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Thank you cpufreak101 
I tried to put them in the first post but then it said you can only put one picture in a post. 
It’s probably because you just joined the forum.
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ah right, i forgot that limitation of new members, forget that then 
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8,4L/100km from a 10L V12? 
GIMME A PIECE OF DAT ASS BOIIIII
What kind of power is this thing making?
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514,1 kW ~ 688,9 PS
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Oh, not that high. Mind if I ask for a download to this car to tune up a performance version of this thing? A 10L should easily make 1000hp, and the prospects of 1khp excites me! 
i have to look up how but yes.
it was around 1min faster on Green hell without luxury interior and then only 5,6 l/100km or so…
and yes you can make it much faster but this Concept was about maximising the fuel efficiency (54,44%) and not about performance 
I protest. Simply no. How… ? I’ve played this game for over 500h and it seems that it hasn’t taught me much, as I am about 5% behind 
i played 220h or so… i guess you use forged or light forged? try the one that says fuel efficient
Edit: i calculated it with the real formula not the percentage that is shown ingame (10003600)/(42800(g/kWh))
Edit2: also: the bigger the engine the more efficient it can be…
Edit3: i just made a i6 same Stroke/bore as my engine… its more efficient…149,2 g/kWh ~ 56,37%
Hmph. Still 53.3%. I guess it may be the difference between an I6 and a V12, as I used low friction pistons too. Meh, whatever, I guess I just should stick to expensive and fast cars, effects are better 
Damn good looking car there! And not bad stats, from what you’ve said.
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WHOAAH HOW DID YOU GET THAT GOOD ECONOMY?
by trying to minimize the economy 
MMMMagic!
Seriously - maximum stroke, small turbo, very low cam profile, about 70 ignition timing, strangled exhaust.