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Marcus_gt500 · 27 September 2020 16:16

Ishima Heavy Industries

Ishima is one of the Japanese automakers to appear in SLRR. It is the SLRRverse version of Subaru. Maker of the following cars:

Enula (Subaru Impreza)
Enula WRY
Enula WRZ
Enula WR SuperTurizmo

Ishima Enula recreated in Automation by Marcus_gt500

This is the Ishima Enula, in the base WRY version. I know, hard to be that plain. Will get better, I promise. This have a frankenstain engine, it’s a I4 like the game, but I’ve used Impreza specs the best I could. In this case it’s a 1.6l engine.

Ishima_Enula_-_WRY.car (37.9 KB)

Now for the mid trim, the WRZ. Now this looks like a proper sports car, doesn't it? And still shows the familiarity with the base version. Wider fenders, sportier bumpers, a wing and a hood scoop, and some mags. Oh, and some more CCs under the hood! This one have a 2.0l engine.

Ishima_Enula_-_WRZ.car (46.0 KB)

Now for the top of the line, all out racing car for the street, WR Superturizmo. This WRZ on steroids packs a 2.3 turbo engine, bespoke AWD, and heavily tuned suspension!

( The rear plate surround is black like the rest of the bumper. It’s showing up blue on photoscene for some reason.)

Ishima_Enula_-_WR_Superturizmo.car (57.2 KB)

Car lot screen. Made this to be the first pic of each car, before noticing that the next car showed up on each pic, and that I’ve inverted the names.

Teaser shot of the Superturizmo for reddit, because the rear logo didn’t showed up on the other pics.

So, witch one will you take home?

1988 Enula Mocca by Marcus_gt500

A sporty and confortable kei car. Who knew something like this could exist?

KCC-Marcus_gt500 - Enula Mocca by MV Design.car (38.2 KB)

1990 Enula Turbo II by Marcus_gt500

The Ishima Enulla Mocca received a Turbo II version (before that, the turbo was an optional package, not a separate model) with includes a new bodykit, a suspension tuning and a nicer interior. It was way more expensive since, due to the new bigger motor, it wouldn't really fit the kei car laws anymore, but was a market sucess anyway.