Gavril 2000-2002 NM-GT 1.4.5

A Gavril hypercar that has a 10.5L V8 and a 7.997L V10 12000 rpm made in the year 2000-2002

  1. JTD_GAMER
    JTD_GAMER
    2/5,
    Version: 1.3
    Decent detail, poor realism and build quality.


    Pros:
    -Handling is pretty good.
    -Car is exceptionally fun to drive if you ignore the visuals.
    -Animated props make this car far more decent.
    -You clearly did put some amount of effort into the mod.

    Cons:
    -Steering wheel is placed upside-down and doesn't even have an airbag. -Gated shifter doesn't even use a normal shifter gate for a base.
    -There is a massive gap in the dashboard where you can see the inside of the front of the car.
    -A mix of 1960s, 1980s, and 2020s lights are plastered on the car.
    -The interior door cards stick out of the sides of the car on the exterior.
    -The sun visors come up through the roof.
    -The engine bay glass phases through the C-pillars.
    -The engine temperature gauge goes backwards.
    -The mirrors literally phase through the A-pillars.
    -There is no headliner.
    -The door cards end suddenly, and behind them is the exposed wheel well.
    -And finally, the engine is far louder than any production car would realistically allow.
    1. Stratotato
      Author's Response
      Hello, I have just updated the mod. Most of the problems including the interior and detail / quality issues have been fixed. The engine sounds should be slightly rebalanced and the exterior has had some redesigning. For the lights, this car is a flagship hypercar pretty much never seen before at the time of its release in 2000. I think that it might make sense for Gavril to create something radical and completely different from other supercars of the time since it's a new millennium and century. Hopefully some of the light issues have been fixed in the redesign though,
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