I am the CEO of Redline Motors (Company ID# 1940024), established in 1940. I’ll be sharing my creations with y’all on this topic here. When I create something, I’ll take screenies and post them in this fashion.
Model Year - [model year here]
Model - [model name here]
Trim Level - [trim level name here]
Engine - [engine name here]
File - [file goes here]
Screenies-
[screenies go here]
A little about Redline Motors-
“Redline Motors is a luxury car company that spares no expense when it comes to our cars. We do know how much our cars cost, but for us it’s worth it. We make our cars with both comfort and sportiness in mind. Have a problem with our pollution rate or low gas mileage? Go buy a cheaper car! Just know you won’t have the satisfaction of being able to pass everything except a gas station!”
Note that I use cars and fixtures from the Steam Workshop as well, so some of my creations do come from others’ creations (such as Felgen). Also, I work for Ford IRL, so most of my engines are based on Fords, but I own a BMW so some of them are based on BMW’s as well.
I mean this is my own company, and you have yours. I do like opinions but I will do things my way. It’s a luxury company and if I made a car, I’d put as much quality into everything as I could. I’ll use less on everything though.
Well thats certainly the more blunt approach, but yes. @Devildude24 Try to limit the quality on your engines. Even the most luxury and prestigious car companies try to limit costs for the most profit.
You could try the lite campaign. It certainly helped me make my designs better, while still being profitable.
Then again, what can I say, I did the same thing when I first started posting here
On a separate note, I really like the Redline Executive. Been waiting too see a car with that kind of winged-style front grille, puts me in a mind of a BMW 328 or the original Alfa 8C
You realize PU is a number, yes? It’s a quantitative figure. Just like how 10 horsepower isn’t a lot of power no matter which way you cut it, PU isn’t a subjective matter. That much is a lot of PU whether you agree or not - it’s a fact.
Yep, I think everyone has to go through learning what the quality sliders represent and how to use them effectively. Good on you for being willing to learn
