2006 ETK 1600 series (based BMW X5 E70 and Mercedes benz w164 m class) specs:3.0L,4.4L,4.8L and 4.8L+, 6SPD automatic 8 speed Ktronic Gallery
The Gavril roamer is Sort of like a Ford Expedition: --- Post updated --- So BeamNG needs a smaller Version of the roamer same trims,styles,stuff Name: Gavril Range
1985 - 1992 Gavril Libra (Based off the 1987 Ford Taurus and the 1988 Buick Century Wagons) "A wagon for everyone" The Libra was Gavril's attempt to beat the Bruckell LeGran's sales figures. Despite the fact that the Libra was bigger, cheaper, and more practical then the LeGran, the Libra was plagued with reliability issues and poor safety ratings due to some corner cutting methods Gavril's designers made during the Libra's construction, and as a result, never surpassed the LeGran's sales figures. Variants: The Delinquent: A lightly modified and heavily abused Libra LX that loves having a good but possibly illegal time. The Delinquent is covered in scratches, has a few rust spots, and has been given spray painted toxic flames, whitewall tires, a police push bar, exhaust stacks, a roll cage, and roof mounted spotlights. LS: The Libra LS is the base model. The LS comes with a 90hp 2.5L I4 coupled to either a 3 speed automatic or 5 speed manual transmission. LX: A mid trim Libra with a 140hp 3.0L V6 coupled to a 4 speed automatic transmission. It also came with painted bumpers, a roof rack, a limited slip differential, electric windows, and a third row, rear facing seat in the trunk. GX: The high end model of the Libra. The GX comes equipped with a 140hp 3.8L V6 with a lot more torque, leather seats, wood interior trim, partial chrome bumpers, optional fake wood panels, 4 wheel disc brakes, cruise control, and a upgraded stereo system. Sport: The Libra Sport was only available for the last few years of the first gen Libra. It came with a 220hp 3.0L V6 that was co-designed with Ibishu coupled to a 5 speed manual transmission. The Sport also came with chrome exterior trim, body colored sport badges, sport suspension, sport brakes, alloy wheels, and a tachometer. Because of it's rarity, the Libra Sport is a collectors item with a surprisingly expensive price tag. Street Tuned: A Libra LX with a 260hp supercharged 3.0L V6 coupled to a 5 speed manual transmission. It's also been given ETK ttx10 wheels, sport suspension, sport sway bars, sport tires, sport brakes, racing bucket seats, a roll cage, an aftermarket tachometer with a shift light, a aftermarket boost gauge, and a offset racing stripe. Sleeper: A slightly beat up Libra GX with a 363hp turbocharged 2.0L DOHC I4 taken out of a totaled Ibishu Pessima race car coupled to a 6 speed racing manual transmission. The Sleeper also comes with black Okudai TWE wheels, racing internal components, a stripped interior, a roll cage, a nomi racing wheel, an aftermarket tachometer and boost gauge, a faded paint job with a peeling clear coat, and plenty of bumper stickers on the back of the car. Exterior and Interior: (Based off the GX model)
i like all of these options of cars. although I believe that their should be a balance of new and retro cars.
Yeah here is another suggestion: 2015 hirochi fierce - 2015 Subaru Forester Here is 5 more 2021 Charmand Rxl - 2021 Renault captur 2020 Gavril Fuse - 2020 Ford Fusion 1999 Hirochi Out -1999 Subaru Outback 2019 Ibishu Civil-2019 Honda Accord 2012 Cherrier N-verse - Vauxhall Astra J
Reminder that this is how a vehicle suggestions post should look, not "Rebadge ford taurus 2017 gavril tourer" with one image attatched.
i don't think that's what the user is saying. they are grabbing photos for what the cars should be based off of. and they arent rebaged cars. they are fictional names.
Ok, then I want to redo and change the mind behind my first suggestion because i don´t want to be missunderstood. I want to suggest this kind of vehicle (not exactly that car what I have posted, it is just for inspiration), because I like older cars, i like two-strokes and it would cover two points in one car we don´t have ingame. There were a few cars with two-strokes around all times(exept for the more modern times). This means it wouldn´t be a problem to find a fitting period for the car. But ingame we have nearly every time period after world war 2. A pre war car would be therefore great. It would also be very nice to see how these very old cars would crash, because the real ones would be too valuable for that. And in my opinion we don´t need a hole palett of two-stroke cars, one is enough(but more are always welcome) The same is with pre-war cars. One could be in the game and would fit perfectly but more are not necessary(but they are always welcome too). So I think the idea of combining these two things toghether is a great way to implement both parts to the game.
I'd like to suggest some more variants/parts that I forgot to put in my previous variants/parts suggestion: Bruckell Moonhawk: Lowrider: A modified 1973 - 1975 Moonhawk Auto V8 that's been given Hydraulics in order to hop to the beat of your favorite tunes. Other modifications include a bright green paint job, gold pinstripes, and chrome Alder Luxo wheels. Bruckell LeGran: Donk: A LeGran Luxe V6 that's been put on 25 inch wheels and given gold trim. Gavril H-Series: H25 Transporter: A H25 Vanster with extra windows and two bench seats in the back of the van. Rock N' Roller: A modified H15 Vanster with a 1970s inspired paint job, Alder Powr-Push wheels, side pipes, a small rear spoiler, chrome bumpers, a chrome grille, and a chrome brush guard. System Smasher: An old H25 Vanster that belonged to a now broken up Punk band that was popular in the early 2000s. The exterior is covered in Graffiti, one of the doors is a different color since it was taken off of a different H-series, and it's been given a bug shield, sport exhaust, a stage one supercharger, and Alder Dragger wheels. Ibishu Miramar: Taxi: A Orange and White automatic Luxe that's been given Japanese taxi decals, a roof mounted taxi sign, and front seats taken out of a GTz model. Gavril T-Series: Mobile Ramp: A Car Hauler that's been lightly modified to participate in a action movie stunt. It's car hauler upfit has been replaced with an reinforced and adjustable flatbed upfit in order to help cars jump over pileups, small gaps, moving freight trains, or even exploding tanker trucks. You know, the average things you'd find in a car chase on the silver screen.
Soooooo, with Dakar going on and all, I would really love a rally truck. Maybe give the T-series the same overhaul as the D-series and the Hopper have had with the crawler and prerunner updates?
