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I think I found the answer

 

Ever heard of dots?

 

The 15 years of Fourth-Gen Gavril D-Series and Roamer. '82 Roamer 25, '88 Roamer 25, '94 Roamer 15 and '98 Roamer 10 shown on the picture. Although there are big changes to the style through the years, but Gavril didn't change the chassis and the famous Gavril 4.1L I6 and 4.5L V8 engine at all until the arrival of the brand-new european styled D-Series/Roamer came out in 2002 by the pressure from Ford, Chevy, Dodge, Bruckell, Soliad and Gavril fans.

Fake history

EDIT: the picture now is .jpg and just less that 3MB
EDIT again: forget to fix something that people don't like

 

Couple of points:

• Please don't upload really big images, because it took even me about six minutes to load the full version of the image. The image below is <4 megabytes, and yours is easily 50 megabytes.
• The 1994 Roamer is actually probably a '91 or '92 "Roamer" because the "1999" Roamer already in the game was produced 1994 - 1999. (source: vehicles\pickup\info.json)
• That's not a 2003 Roamer XS, that is a 1998 - 2000 Roamer Sport. And I know because I made it.

OT:

 

don't let outward appearance fool you.

 

Yeah, I know, but I think that Roamer in game is obviously not in the same gen with the D-Series in game (different design style), so I just guess it could be 1999('cause it says D-Series in game is 1994~1999). Story about Roamer Sport is that I did some math, 1998-1994=4, so 1999+4=2003. And you know, that just some fake history, it's just some funny thing. (XL and XS idea came from GTA series)

Also, I just insert the thumbnail, is that really big?

 

Yes, the image you take is not edited when you insert it as a thumbnail. So, you are still uploading a 50MB+ file. (When you click on it, it opens the massive file)

 

So you mean that I need to change it into .jpg or something smaller?

 

The D15 in the game is supposed to be 1988 - 1994, although that could have been changed by someone accidentally.

Also, saving images at half the resolution or smaller in JPG format will drastically reduce the file size, without any noticeable loss in quality.

 

Grandma freaked and bit it. So much for my future party wagon godamnit.

 

*Thirsty for pixels*

---token screenie---

 

Ouch

 

We got him at least.

 

Umm. No I didn't. He's driving away. I rolled the Sunburst. HE'S DRIVING AWAY! I'm going to fired...

 

invincible pessima is invincible. its leaning because its missing rear right wheel

 

Much close