Actual working mirrors that show the car they are mounted on as well; https://www.beamng.com/threads/update-speculation-thread.20246/page-2764#post-1575255
I'm been looking to the Lansdale and I think that it isn't a Dodge Caravan, Chrysler Town and Country or Plymouth Voyager, but a Oldsmobile Silhouette, would make sence as Wendover is a Oldsmobile Toronado.
I don't think it's based on a specific vehicle, just with different design cues from different vehicles.
Must be a mix of Oldsmobile Toronado and Buick LeSabre, Reatta is like Fieri. Yeah, some parts must be inspired on other american minivans --- Post updated ---
However there is a reasonable expectation, Soliad would never offer a panel van model of their "luxury" minivan, and a panel van is shown in the teaser with the van at the top of the hill.
you know i never thought about that until now, because my 04 odyssey has the normal handles plus power sliding doors but those on the lansdale do look like they would be inconvenient (in real life at least) especially if the lower trims have non power doors,
There's one common point with the Wendover and the Toronado and it is that they Can both support V8 FWD
Maybe the 4400 V8 will be available for the minivan as a custom part in the base game, it would make sense for a drift config because why not
I believe it's high unlikely that the Lansdale will be offered with the 4400 V8 in a factory trim (the only V8 powered minivan I remember is the Mercedes-Benz R-Class). But it's possible that a custom made van comes with the V8.
who else thinks its more of a nissan quest/mercury villager type of deal. the front of the van in the gambler teaser remains VERY ibishu in how the hood tapers in to where the grille would be, like on a pessima of similar vintage, maybe its a soliad lansdale/ibishu ____ ?
Would it be possible that we are getting a way to "value" a vehicle? Would be a good addition so that people could make their own personal configs while still being under budget for the gambler event
There has not been a SteamDB in two days. Does this mean anything? Or is it normal for that to happen?
There already has been a way for an extremely long time, each part already has a value assigned (in the 'BeamBucks' currency that is roughly equivalent to dollars), and there is a debug app in World Editor that lets you see the monetary damage done to your car based on that. Also this wouldn't be relevant since nowadays most Gambler 500 cars are way above $500.