OK, thanks, it looks like I actually chose the wrong thread. I forgot that this one also exists. Since this is a coupe, well, the power is about 300 hp.
Thank you for your good knowledge of the matter.
I want to take a closer look at it - after all, 300 horsepower is a sizable amount today, although it would have been even more so 30 years ago.
Anyway, if you actually have any sedan/wagon designs, why not post those here on this thread? Especially when I have already seen you make such designs.
OK, I will send the car project later, and you will send me your 1995 KPS K10. I know this car participates in the challenge, but nevertheless, I liked it very much.
I have already sent the requested .car file to you - it should be in your inbox by now, so be sure to download it when you have time.
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That’s probably one of the best designs I have seen from you. I like the rear lights the most, you’ve got something going there👍🏿
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Thanks. Not very exciting maybe, but on the other hand it is a compact 90s sedan without sporty ambitions so it is supposed to be a bit bland. I am quite satisfied with the taillights too, I think this body is a bit awkward to place lights on due to the shape of the trunklid and rear corners, etc.
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1992 Montreall Estate Executive 2.0
These are well intended remarks:
The ratio is very off. Cabin space is huge, but the engine space is shrunken down. Feel free to extend the nose line. I thi k it would do miracles on an already handsone car. Also, try different rw mirrors
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Moving the A-pillar further back (and giving it a steeper rake for good measure) would work wonders for its proportions - and yield a dash-to-axle ratio more fitting for a premium car of this type.
Exactly. As is, it looks like a luxurious euro cruiser hooked to an economy car front FWD platform.
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1981 Petoskey Rebel
Layout: FWD
Engine: 2.2l SOHC four cylinder 2BBL
Transmission: 4 speed manual
An entry level model produced by Petoskey Motors in the 1980s, this car proved cheap to manufacture, affordable to the public, and practical with seating for six passengers. A three speed automatic was also available.
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I’d love to see petosky updated to UE4
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