Overwatch Automotive, Generally shortened to OW Automotive, or OWA, is a car manufacturer, specializing in strange vehicles ranging from massive 4x4s down to superminis.
OW Automotive suddenly appeared out of nowhere in late 2010, with the anouncement of a concept car, the 2011 OWA Tracer. (Car to come)
#2011 Overwatch Automotive Tracer
The OWA Tracer was unveiled to the public online on November 18th 2010, with rather inconspicuous posts on Multiple car sharing sites. (Those posts have since been removed.) Many saw the posts and just tossed them aside as a new idea, destined to fail. However, no-one ever knew who was behind the posts. Then, on February 24, 2011, a grand speil was uploaded over the internet. YouTube, Top Gear, Motortrend, Jalopnink. Everyone covered the release of this mystery car, known simply as “TR4C3R.” At the Next big motorshow that year, the Overwatch Tracer was fully unveiled to the public. To the confusion of many, however, there was no-one at the display, or at the unveil, just a robotic and detached voice. So, who could buy the Tracer? Only 1000 people were allowed.
#2011 Overwatch Automotive D.Va
The next in mysterious Overwatch cars came with a strange Video, uploaded to the “OverwatchAT” YouTube channel on April 8, 2011, showing some kind of Bright Pink Supercar and a similarly pink Motorbike racing around some closed streets in South Korea. The closing image was of an overly stylized writing of the characters “D.V4.” Later that month, the official launch of the car was announced, and was to take place in Seoul, South Korea. At this time the car was unnamed - According to news sources - and still relatively unknown. That night, the car was revealed, the OWA D.Va Meka was the car, and the OWA D.Va Solo was the Bike. Only 100 of each were made, all in the same Bright Pink, and retailed for US$250,000 (Car and Bike were sold together)
In a world where all car names have been taken, a group of brave enthusiasts name their cars after video game characters.
P.S: Dibs on KHT Gordon Freeman.
