The numbers game, or "how high can we go?"

[Maverick74]

March/BMW 782

[Knugcab]

March 783

[Fayeding_Spray]

Cadillac XP-784

[nicholasrams774]

Chevrolet Corvair Super Spider (XP-785)

[thecarlover]

Caterpillar 786

[Hshan]

The mandatory Mazda 787B

Feast your ears:

Mazda 787b Insane idle and acceleration sound! マツダロータリー

[thecarlover]

788

[Fayeding_Spray]

Chevrolet 789

[nicholasrams774]

790

[Maverick74]

Skoda Felicia Type 791

[thecarlover]

Mazda RX-792P

[Maverick74]

793

[thecarlover]

794

[Maverick74]

795

[nicholasrams774]

Four-seat Stingray Corvette (XP-796)

[Knugcab]

797

[Danicoptero]

Pontiac Banshee XP-798 Concept

[Edsel]

So here’s a car I raise more as an interesting question than an entry.

This is a fictional car I found from a videogame, named a “Cavallo 799.” (clearly based on but legally distinct from a Ferarri 599)

Does a fictional car count for this thread?

[Knugcab]

Nah, I want to draw a limit there. Next step above that is AI generated images (it will chunk out 4289824924 if you just try enough times) or drawing stuff yourself or… It is enough “borderline” with buses and dumpers and whatnot.

[Edsel]

Yeah, I’m inclined to agree. If it were a very high-profile game like GTA and the design was unique enough I’d make a case for it, but this car’s far from either of those. Glad I asked the question though.

Anyway, here’s a real 799