Wait, you’re right. I designed the Alden when I was feeling a little depressed, so I essentially just tried to be creative, with very little care for whether it made sense for a Croatian company to make what is pretty much a Honda Civic.
It was very heavily inspired by the seventh generation Honda Civic, hence the 1.7 liter that was in the original version, and a car I found on the Steam community hub called the Sastana Solera. Design-wise, I basically winged it.
nice cars 
Welp, it’s been a while. I originally intended to make this car for the 40 fixture challenge, but I realized that I’m running the open alpha version halfway through, so I decided to showcase it here instead. (it still has 33 fixtures)
Anyway, here is the 2020-2027 Perata Milano!
A Malaysian compact car. It’s built in partly in Malaysia and partly in Kazakhstan, and is sold in southeast Asia, Oceania, the US, Canada, and some countries in central Asia. Perata probably would sell it in Europe if it didn’t crumple like a tin can in crashes.
This is the G, which is the most basic model. It has a 1.4 I4 making 97 horsepower, mated to a CVT. The interior is minimal, featuring basic cloth seats and a CD player. The exterior features unpainted mirrors and a body color B-pillar. This version is exclusive to southeast Asia, and is commonly used as a taxi.
Up next, we have the Z, which is still pretty basic, but has some extra features, such as body color mirrors, an infotainment system, and a slightly better interior. It also comes with a 1.6 I4 making 109 horsepower.
(not everything exported correctly here)
Finally there’s the ZR. It’s a small step above the Z, featuring 16-inch alloy wheels, a heads-up display, and fog lights. Additionally, it’s offered in some funky colors such as orange, yellow, and purple.
