Cars of Automation - The Car Company Tycoon Game

1998 Gavril Coastline V6

With an under-powered V6, Alloy wheels and a luxury vibe, this is the perfect car to turn into a modern day lowrider. The cars I mainly based it on are the Lincoln MK8 and the Buick Riviera.

 

It almost looks like a cheap Bugatti from the front.

 

Yep. Fun fact: Riviera is Italian for coastline, hence the name of the car.

 

1995 Great Value Sedan - Wait, what the HELL? Walmart can make cars now? What has this world come to?
No tagline here.



Features:
A dumpy 1.5 litre I-4 that makes a measly 78 HP.
The quality of the rubber in the tires is... Well, you might still find chunks of those rubber trees in it.
A bargain bin interior.

Things to note:
This is a horribly generic looking sedan. It's only one step behind the 2003 Kia Spectra.
It weighs as much as a Smart car.

 

So here's some unnamed dream car I made. I really like the grille on the front, makes it look like a catfish.

Features:
5.4 Litre straight-four that makes 520 HP. It's gargantuan considering the kind of engine it uses.
A very well-made interior.
Absolutely MASSIVE tires.
Who doesn't enjoy pop-up headlights?
Massive fenders.
Well-made exhaust for your hot dog.

Things to note:
The grille makes it look like, well.. A catfish. I actually like it though.

 

But.... But it's just so fat....

 

And... the MPG?

 

You can see it in the first screenshot. It reads "13.9 MPG". Meh.

 

I thought I4's were supposed to be economical!

Sorry didn't see the first pic

 

Straight-fours don't have to be boring kill-myself eco boxes.

 

1981 - 1989 Arthur Wilson
(Based off the 1981 Plymouth Reliant)

Sedan:

Wagon:

 

... Another car with the "catfish" grille.

Features:
Made from high-quality steel and other materials.
Massive fenders for the massive tires.
An ABSOLUTE tanker ship of an engine, a cast iron 14.6 litre V12, making over 1000 ft lbs of torque and 661 horsepower. Don't ask about the diesel-like redline of 3400 RPM.

Things to note:
For some reason, the top speed box and the top speed slider for the trim have different numbers. 180 MPH vs. 160 MPH. I don't know why.
Almost weighs as much as a Chrysler Imperial.
The car's hips (rear fenders) have already given me a chub... Hnngg...

 

Could be a better muscle car. It has large amounts of power, and is best at going in a straight line, but it isn't very fast at that.

1960 Muscogee Petty Officer - It's a muscle car that isn't 555 feet long.
Bringing the power to you in a smaller package.

Features:
Big ol' 5.7 litre V8 that makes 306 HP.
Standard interior and features. AM radio, etc.

Things to note:
It's basically a near-standard muscle car in a smaller package.
There isn't much things unique here.

 

The body of a pinto
Grille of a square BMW
Lights of a face lifted Miramar
What could go wrong?

 

And it predates all of them.

Relevant:

 

Then again, this looks nothing like a Pinto.

 

Did you get the joke?

 

Not at all.