~ Sandunction ~
Start: 2024-04-07T07:00:00Z End: 2024-05-21T07:00:00Z (Due Date Extended)
Cleremy Jarckson, Hichard Ramond, and Mames Jay, presenters of The Grand Trip on ITV, are making a new special in the Chadian desert about reasonably priced, used, GT cars. There’s a catch though: they will not be using the roads. They will have to storm through the deserts, cross rivers, and drive past possible active war zones to reach their destination, the city of Banana in the DRC. The question is, who will you drive as, and what will you do to your car to prepare it for anything?
Cleremy Jarckson - Bantham XR6
A slick and muscular British sports car, that’s a bit newer than the rest. It also has the lowest amount of power – 400 hp from a turbocharged i6, though it is made up in weight, being only 3215 lbs. Will you go with Cleremy and drive this lightweight, or go with something with a bit more power?
TGTS1-[USERNAME]_-_Bantham_XR6.car (81.6 KB)
made by @InitialPixel on the discord
Hichard Ramond - Pearce Speedster
The opposite of the Bantham XR6. A luxury British GT filled with rich leathers and lots of power, this car has 550 hp from a big, naturally aspirated, V12. That big engine and interior pay the price, however. The Speedster weighs nearly 4000 lbs, a far cry from the other two. Will you go with elegance or sporting pedigree?
TGTS1-[USERNAME]_-_Pearce_Speedster.car (127.0 KB)
made by me
Mames Jay - Aires 70 Series
Slotting right in the middle, this particular German GT is a “70-52”, with a 5.2 liter V8, naturally aspirated like the Speedster. It makes 450 hp, and weighs 3553 lbs. This middle car offers a safer option, not having to risk with handling or comfort, and Mames feels pretty confident in this too. Ready to prove him right, or do you want to choose another contender?
TGTS1-[USERNAME]_-_Aires_70-52.car (83.5 KB)
made by me too
Rules are pretty light:
You must use one of the cars listed above (duh)
No Body Morphs/Style or Family Changes EXCEPT Suspension
No changing of the model year
No Bottom end changes on engines
No aspiration changes
Lowest interior allowed is ‘standard’, no safety changes
No quality or techpool changes, except for wheels and suspension
No compression or cam profile changes
Be somewhat realistic
Replace [USERNAME] with your forum username
One submission per-person
Priorities:
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Design
Environmental Resistance
Off Road Capability
Reliability
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Comfort
Acceleration
Sportiness
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Towing Capacity
Practicality
Fuel Economy
DM me .car files when you wish to submit