I’m sure you didn’t mention the MPG on an economy car for a reason 
BETTERDEALS SUPREMACY NO ONE BEATS THE DEALS
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Salon Sprint 1.3 LE CVT
The Salon Sprint isn’t a sparkling, new design. The facelift appeared in 1990, model refresh in 1984, and original model in 1976. But that has given us the time to perfect this automobile to the last nut and bolt.
This economy- focused LE package will give you comforts such as a high quality cloth interior, automatic CVT transmission, stereo system with cassette playback, metallic paint and more, without sacrifing the handling of a fully independent suspension and punch of the injected SOHC 1.3 litre engine with fully aluminium construction.
The LE model is also one of the first automobiles on the market to feature a fully electric power steering system, and it will soon become standard on other Salon models as well.
Prices for the Sprint LE starting from 8920$.
The Salon Sprint isn’t a sparkling, new design. The facelift appeared in 1990, model refresh in 1984, and original model in 1976. But that has given us the time to perfect this automobile to the last nut and bolt.
This economy- focused LE package will give you comforts such as a high quality cloth interior, automatic CVT transmission, stereo system with cassette playback, metallic paint and more, without sacrifing the handling of a fully independent suspension and punch of the injected SOHC 1.3 litre engine with fully aluminium construction.
The LE model is also one of the first automobiles on the market to feature a fully electric power steering system, and it will soon become standard on other Salon models as well.
Prices for the Sprint LE starting from 8920$.
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Yes because the cheap ass carbureted engine gets 15.5 kilometers to the liter 
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Creating a masterpiece is simple, really.
Take a concept that works, put in pieces that work, and make something that works.
That’s how the Dutch Masters did it, and that’s how we did it too.
The Rembrandt, from Poirot. Our magnum opus, available to you for less than AM$9000. Now that’s what we call art.
Poirot; the thinking man’s choice. Your choice.
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Submissions Closed
I got further submissions from:
@mart1n2005
@karhgath
@Ch_Flash
@Mad_Cat
@IncredibleHondaFit
@Mausil
@LS_Swapped_Rx-7
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Bins
THE CAR NEEDS TO HAVE STANDARD SIZE FRONT AND REAR EUROPEAN PLATES................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
From left to right:
From left to right:
Oran Rakun 1.6 LE @Ananas (Uses 95 Unleaded fuel)
Martinet PM 1.2 Pois Verts @Ch_Flash (Uses 95 Unleaded fuel and has resized plates)
BetterDeals HPD 100 MPG @Djadania (Has American plates)
Yangwoo Quack 1.1 SL Hatchback @Hilbert (No front plate)
Salon Sprint Classic 1.3LE CVT (FL2) @Mad_Cat (Resized plates)
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So close… So close. Well at least I got binned with Yangwoo.
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I’m so mad. If only I knew how to read. Good luck to the rest!
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As a Horsche engineer i cant help but fall in love with your Rakun. Was hoping to see how it stacked up!
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Not me forgetting to resize the finnish plate size to regular plates
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I actually got kinda nervous because I forgot to do my usual once over check before submitting so I am glad I didn’t get binned for overlooking something.
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MANKIND KNEW THAT THAY CANNOT CHANGE SOCIETY. SO INSTEAD OF REFLECTING ON THEMSELVES, THEY BLAMED THE BEASTS. HEAVEN OR HELL. DUEL 1. LET'S ROCK................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
ROUND 1
20 - @geometrys Horsche 392 Bounty City Sport (72.03 points)
Worst in reliability, service costs and practicality. Good fuel economy and sportiness cannot save it.
19 - @lotto77 Planar PG32 Genoace G 1400 (85.42 points)
Very low practicality combined with the worst drivability and fuel economy. Other than good SVC and sportiness it doesn’t excel in anything.
18 - @0rangeGhost Dash Mk V (85.69 points)
Terrible drivability and enviromental resistance. Practicality is pretty good, but everything else is average.
17 - @yakiniku260 Micron (96.36 points)
Lowest safety of any car, enviromental resistance and sportiness are very low, and design is a bit lacking. Very good fuel economy though.
16 - @Mausil minidudu 900cc (97.98 points)
Very ugly, why are the windows pink? I hate it. Bad drivability, practicality and sportiness. Everything else is slightly above average.
15 - @z2bbgr Marz 1.0 DL-5 (MNC MY92) (100.73 points)
Lowest enviromental resistance. Decent reliability and fuel economy, but the rest of the stats are just ok.
14 - @HermannMatern EMW - Stadtwagen 1.6 (102.89 points)
Highest enviromental resistance. Nothing else stands out, the rest of the stats are average or just below average.
13 - @Happyhungryhippo Primus Urbano C (103.22 points)
Good reliability, fuel economy and service costs. It also has low practicality, low enviromental resistance and the lowest comfort.
12 - @xsneakyxsimx Cygneoie Chèvre 1050i (104.90 points)
Safety is very good, but it doesn’t excel in any other stat. Fuel economy, enviromental resistance and sportiness are lacking.
11 - @mart1n2005 Uasa .1 Playa (106.26 points)
Highest comfort stat. Other than that, it’s pretty average, with enviromental resistance, practicality and sportiness being its worst stats.
10 - @Koviico & @machalel Rogala Lew 4 (109.26 points)
Good drivability and highest sportiness. Design is also very good. No big weaknesses other than practicality, but not good enough overall.
9 - @IncredibleHondaFit Poirot Rembrandt 1.0E (110.52 points)
Reliability is good, but otherwise it’s a very average car. Not bad but not great either.
8 - @Knugcab IP Urbana 1200 SX Barcelona (111.38 points)
Good reliability and sportiness. Practicality could be better, but other than that, it has no big issues.
7 - @Hshan Famal Myria 1.1CE (117.00 points)
High stats overall that are let down by low drivability and practicality. Drivability in the mid 60s would have made it a finalist.
The finalists are:
@vero94773 & @Tsundere-kun
@abg7
@AndiD
@karhgath
@Kevin980
@LS_Swapped_Rx-7
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So my little yellow commuter box is through to the finals? That’s not what I was expecting… Then again, the body set I chose is very light, so it worked in my favor.
and it was not a museum piece facelifted to be a blob like mine, or souped up with garish colors, like the one of knugcab.
You may have a point. All the 3-door cars took a practicality hit compared to the 5-door ones such as mine - I went one step further and opted for a 5-seat configuration to boost practicality even more. Obviously, this arrangement incurred a comfort penalty, but I softened up the suspension and brakes to compensate.
Yeah, we looked at a 5-door too, but I didnt think the small practicality boost was worth the larger decreases elsewhere… Maybe I was mistaken… :S
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