What about fuel type?
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Probably 91 to keep costs down
Thanks, fuel added. No need for 91, 95 is ok.
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Probably itâs Europe, so 91 could cause problems with availability in some countries 
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An all-purpose sporty family car? I must come up with a plan for this, and I have several of them floating around in my mind right now⌠But I would rather make it look contemporary, not overly futuristic.
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Are you sure thatâs a MY95 model? Looks way too modern, man
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Yea both body and trim is 95 but yes I agree it looks maybe a bit too modern.
Edit: Maybe a redesign is in order.
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Are we living in a world where full alu bodywork is allowed, or are we going by the premise that it would not have been possible until Audi started doing it around the new millennium?
@AirJordan must the trim name be the carâs name? And must the variant name be the engine name as well?
If not, what is meant by âbirth certificateâ and âtime of deathâ?
Honda had a full Aluminium car on sale in 1991 so it isnât outside the realm of possibility in 1995 for a luxury wagon or sedan to go full Aluminium!
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NSX being the first mass produced model 
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Those stats are pretty decent. My initial idea was also a 3.0 straight 6.
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Yes, its too modern
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Are we living in a world where full alu bodywork is allowed, or are we going by the premise that it would not have been possible until Audi started doing it around the new millennium?
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You can go full alu but there is safety penalty I will take in account.
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The first thing I took away from that video was âso, this wagon needs 1200hpâ.
The second thing I took away from that video was âwait, no, the wagon only needs 480hp, but it needs really skinny tyres and a loooot of oversteerâ.
Then Chris Harris finally got to the point and I was like ohhhhhhhhhh.
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Probably, though Iâm not exactly sure how much wildcard to go with. Iâll have to play around and see what I can do within the rules.
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So the GT86 equivalent of a saloon⌠hmm. This will be fun I think i have the right Flare for you somewhere in my sandbox.