Outdated Mach 5 Speed Racer 1.2

EDIT: DO NOT DOWNLOAD!!
Yes, I know the Mach 5 is broken and I've found that the only way to fix it is to rebuild it from scratch. So sorry to disappoint but it will not be ready for at least a year as I would have to reconfigure everything from the engine to the minuscule details from nothing. The current version is still broken so please DONT DOWNLOAD IT! If you have a previous version that works, DON'T UPDATE IT! So sorry, I wish I could do more );

To my knowledge, this is the only Mach 5 mod for BeamNG that I know of (because I made it). I, like some people, hoped that someone would make this eventually, but I grew tired and decided to try making one myself. This Mach 5 sports a powerful yet lightweight V12 pushing out a whopping 2200.2 horses (in game) at 11600rpms and making over 1000 lb/ft of torque at 11400 rpm meaning that this bitch goes fast, especially since it weighs only a little over 2400 lbs. Although this number is far less than the original 5000 hp, I couldn't add any more power because cooling became an issue, though it still performs like a top-tier race car.

Because of its impressive power, the Mach 5 has been able to get stable speeds of up to 318mph. On top of that, it has a 0-60 time of 1.8 seconds while still in 1st gear, a 60-100 time of 0.7 seconds, and a 1/4 mile time of only 7.7 seconds. Another thing I must mention is the brakes, at first, it may seem that the brakes do very little to stop the car, but I assure you, these brakes could not be more perfectly tuned for this amount of power given the weight and the grip it has. It also corners like a dream with only a little oversteer with a low speed (60mph-70mph) cornering G of 1.59G's and a high speed (150mph-160mph) cornering G of 2.13G's.
Note: It still has some major issues with cooling and I recommend going to the configuration options to do some last-minute tweaking.(EDIT: Due to recent issues in Automation the top speed has been reduced significantly to 290 mph at 7th gear, 8th gear does not work due to an unknown issue, I am currently trying to fix this issue and I have come to the conclusion that the source of the top speed reduction is due to the drag created by the downforce props and the version of Automation that I am using. Other than that, the performance is the same)

Design
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Since this is the first automation vehicle I've ever made, it's a little choppy around the edges. The bodyline isn't perfectly straight, the wheels aren't the correct ones, there are some gaps in the body panels, no windshield, and it just looks a little lumpy. But I'd say that it's much better than pretending with a bolide that doesn't exactly scream the pinnacle of automobiles. I tried my hardest to make it look right and I might make it look nicer in future updates.
Notes: (EDIT: Fixed the wheel clipping, removed the lighting error on the hood, and changed the rim size to be a little more accurate to the original. However, the proper rims that I need have not been updated to the current version of automation and the only thing I can do at the moment is wait for someone else to make them. Also, I have recently been experimenting with animated props [Steering wheel, odometer, speedometer, etc.] so please understand that the props may not look correct, just until I figure it out)
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