Cancelled Ibishu Camilla/250BX

Adding on to this
If its a japanese only car, it's a japanese name most of the time
If its a car sold in japan AND elsewhere its usually english or somewhat close to english

I thought the Hirochi thing was already discussed
It's staying as Ibishu

 

We also need more autobellos, more Burnsides, more civettas and more wentwards. What's your point?

 

Will this mod have realistic handling? I noticed that as an issue with the Prasu for instance where it was "hurr durr every config is in 200% undrivable drift mode because jay dee emm"

 

no because the prasu sucks.

 

You don't have to comment on everything. If you have nothing on-topic to say, then don't post it, please.

 

finally someone said it
i also worded it wrong, i was using the prasu as an example of bad handling lmao

 

i just said that there are configs that are actually usable unlike the prasu

 

Okay. I just wanted to let you know, because that behaviour could be considered childish.

 

What about supra? is that english?

 

Is it japanese ?

 

It's mechanical and driving side is just the 200bx but with a bit more weight and almost directly 50:50 weight ratio so it's as close to the S15 as I could get so it should in theory drive like one

Not saying every Japanese car sold elsewhere isn't Japanese, just most

 

Supra is Latin. They tend to like using English, German, French and Latin when naming cars a lot.

 

also

 

I couldn't name any car that's not german, but has a german name.

 

Toyota Platz or Toyota Kluger for example. German's not nearly as commonly used as the other languages, unless you count aftermarket things.

 

kluger is not german.

 

Well, I'd say it's from the adjective "klug".
(klug > klüger > am klügsten)

 

It definitely is German. To quote Wikipedia: "The name is derived from the German word klug, which means smart or clever ("Kluger" meaning "one who is smart")"

Edit:

For example "kluger Junge" in German would mean "clever boy".

 

klug is a word in german. yes. Kluger is not a word its nonsense. i am german
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most likely but kluger still isnt a word

 

They just couldn't put an 'ü', because no one would know what it means, so they simply used an 'u'.