Failure? Unaffordable
The Miazilla? 17,500@0%
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Contrary to many other Smooth cars, this 90’s devil is not the fastest one… but it looks very racey (nope, not a word) and this counts! …and also that it has 343hp… oh and that it’s cheap at $12300
Well I’m counting on being sensible. Like it has EVER paid off.
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Sheeyit people, I’m like over here going “I think everybody has more power than I do” 
but I do have pretty rad fuel economy…
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I’m at sub 10L/100km but I don’t think I’ll be submitting either way. Wbu?
How did you get sub 10L what power you got… Then again I’m using AWD and currently have 322bhp with a car with a body effective area of .59m^2 and a fair bit of downforce hmm…
Power’s down to some 360hp or so with like 80kg of downforce… my car is slightly below minimum weight and is also RWD. Err, doesn’t matter either way.
You should submit, the car has some competitive points!
I couldn’t fit all wheel drive with the model I chose, not and keep the quirky (but thirsty) motor. :3
Just a FYI/Warning, a Little Under 11 Hours Remaining (Deadline is 7am EDT, 4am PDT for us North Americans)
What all reliability did everyone manage to eek out?
My engine will be 59.8, so I think my overall reliability is something like 68. Can’t remember, still at work!
I notice some people went with aluminium block and heads… This can save a few kilos but damn it’s pretty costly on engineering time and lose like six points of reliability!
I went that way for the weight savings. Mixing aluminum and iron together was a huge loss in reliability.
It means I didn’t get to fiddle much with sliders.
I managed an engine reliability of 54.4 but my overall is 70something, but I’m revving to 8000+ heh. I’m hoping the extra prestige of the V8 and decent safety score from the higher weight will balance things a little.
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##1993 Solo Hawk SM6 - A turbo surprise!
A balance of performance and style can be yours for $14,400.
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##Zast R422, a car that is silent because its performance does the talking.
No frills and all thrills nonstop action for $15200
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1995 Boyd Serpent-R
The latest ‘R’ variant of the Serpent, packing a 250 kW turbo straight six optimised for high performance, throttle response and racing economy.
RRP $13,600
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Submission is closed.
I’ll go through all entries today (i’ll post a list of those i have in my inbox), and contact you if i find things not adhering to the ruleset and give you a chance to rectify it.
I’ll try to have the results up by Sunday, 8 pm gmt.
I’ve already seen a couple of really good and balanced cars, so this will get interesting 
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Like the design! Looks on point for some hillclimb
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