Is this a Burnout Paradise reference? The Grand Sicilian was definitely one of my favourites in that game.
2021 Olympus Ghost What if we took a Rolls Royce Phantom, and made it different- faster, more luxurious, more colors to choose from, and openable doors. That's where the Olympus Ghost comes in. (NOTE: Considering cars such as the Garvil Roamer are evidently just real life cars with different names (ex. garvil roamer= ford expedition older model) , I don't think this suggestion is rulebreaking, but if it is, I'll edit it around
1955 - 1957 Bruckell Vagabond (Based off the 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air Nomad and the 1957 Dodge Suburban V8 Wagon) "Feel free behind the wheel" What can easily be summed up as a two door wagon version of the Belvedere, the Bruckell Vagabond is for the man who desires the ability to just drop everything and run, but is held down by various responsibilities. Enjoy those peaceful moments where you open this baby up on the interstate, because once those are over, you'll have to go back to your mundane and boring rat race lifestyle. Variants: The Vex: This Vagabond 265 has been sitting in someone's garage as a project car for a long time now. While it runs and drives, it is missing a few bits and pieces, such as a driver's side fender, a hood, a grille, bits of the interior, all of the windows, and the bumpers. The faded paint job won't help you win any car shows either, as if you had a shot to begin with. 265: The Vagabond 265 comes with a 4.3L V8 that makes 162hp with a two barrel carb and 180 with a 4 barrel carb connected to either a 3 speed manual or automatic transmission. 265 Courier: The 265 Courier is a Vagabond that's been converted into a small delivery van, having it's rear seats removed and rear windows replaced with metal. The Courier was very popular with plumbers, freelance mechanics, smugglers, and even bootleggers. 283: The 283 was the king of the Suburbia, coming equipped with a 4.6L V8 that could make 188hp with a single carb, 283hp with twin carbs, and even 320hp with mechanical fuel injection, though the fuel injection option was pretty pricey, making it a very rare feature. Transmission options remain the same as the 265, though the 283 comes with sport suspension, sport tires, chrome wheels, sport brakes, sport sway bars, and fender louvers to help with cooling. 265 Camper: This 265 Courier has been designed by someone who's a big fan of stealth camping. This Courier has been given stickers on the sides that say "Geoff's Appliance Repair", fake fleet numbers on the back door and hood, tinted windows, and various camping supplies in the back, such as a small matress, portable electric cooker, a carbon monoxide detector, a propane heater, and a few other various pieces of equipment. Outlaw: Outlaw is a 265 Courier with a 283hp 4.6L V8 and a 4 speed manual transmission. Outlaw has also been given a lightly faded livery for a florist company that doesn't exist, so it doesn't arouse suspicion while delivering what is actually in the back. Hot Rod: A Vagabond 283 with a few bolt ons, aftermarket wheels, a custom steering wheel, a chop top, and pin striping. Drag: A Vagabond Courier that comes with a 1000hp Supercharged 7.4L V8 that was bored up to 9.0L coupled to a 4 speed drag racing manual transmission. Other features include heavy duty suspension, a locked rear diff, drag racing slicks, a stripped interior, a roll cage, racing bucket seats, a zoomie exhaust system, and a custom livery. Exterior and Interior: (Based off the 265 automatic model)
Gypsy noun Gyp·sy | \ ˈjip-sē \ (plural Gypsies) sometimes offensive : a member of a traditionally itinerant people who originated in northern India and now live chiefly in south and southwest Asia, Europe, and North America : ROMANI sense 1, ROM entry 1 the Indo-Aryan language of the Romani people : ROMANI sense 2 one who resembles a Gypsy, especially: a person who wanders or roams from place to place : WANDERER Only sometimes offensive, and only in the first sense, so I think you're good Source: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/Gypsy
I present to you... .. The ETK X. Based off of the Tesla Model S, This is ETKs first electric car, and was made for the purpose of saving fuel emissions, speed, and safety. Infact, this is one of the first sedans to receive a perfect crash rating. The car fits everyone ETK would want to sell to a commercial buyer- speed, luxury, range, and environmental safety. The ETK X comes with a 400 kWH engine.
Also there are real cars called Gypsy...For example the Austin Gypsy Gypsy normally is used for someone who moves from place to place, hence why its not a bad name for cars at all. (3rd definition) - Speaking of which, Ainsley Wanderer anyone?
Well Tesla is Tesla. I don’t know of any other company that builds its cars with the visual styling that Tesla does, and Tesla is not affiliated with any manufacturers that make combustion engine cars. So I feel like Tesla would be hard to parallel because of this. (Also the name Nikola is already taken by another EV company as well https://nikolamotor.com/ )
You referring to Tesla or Nikola? I know that the Nikola company has already had a really turbulent financial history in the 3 or so years they’ve been around. I don’t know about Tesla as much but what I do know is that Elon Musk has been focusing on SpaceX a lot more recently, so I wouldn’t be surprised if Tesla has met financial issues too.
1938 Bruckell Pickup (Based off the 1938 Chevrolet 1/2 Ton and the 1939 Ford Pickup trucks) "Simplicity works" Long before pickup trucks became oversized SUVs with a truck bed instead of a third row seat, they were built to be two things; tough as nails, and cheap as dirt. Back in the late 1930s, no truck was tougher and cheaper then the Bruckell Pickup. With it's simple mechanics, durable steel body, and heavy duty chassis, the Bruckell Pickup was the best choice for any blue-collar working man. Variants: The Pauper: This derelict farmer's truck has sat abandoned in a barn for a very long time. The Pauper comes with a faded paint job, a wood stake truck bed filled with junk, lots of rust, busted gauges, a broken grille, a dented hood, and a very foul smell. Standard: Equipped with a 78hp 3.5L I6 coupled to a 3 speed manual transmission. Optional features include a two tone paint job, whitewall tires, a wooden bed-liner, wooden bed rails, chrome hub caps, and a chrome grille. Custom: This Pickup has been tuned by a blue collar worker and his blue collar friends as a fun weekend project. Modifications include a 350hp 5.7L V8, a 4 speed manual transmission, removed bumpers, hot rod taillights, ghost flames, Alder Magnum wheels, sport tires, disc brakes, and sport suspension. Rat Rod: A supercharged, super slammed, and super rusty pickup that's sure to turn heads and explode ear drums. Modifications include a 525hp supercharged 5.7L V8 coupled to a 4 speed manual transmission, a custom frame that alloys the truck to be as close to the road as possible, a custom metal steering wheel, a Mexican blanket stitched to the seats, a floor pan that had rust holes covered with old license plates, a rusty hot rod paint job, suicide doors, a chop top, removed fenders, a custom grille, custom wheels, lettered tires, a custom heat wrapped hot rod exhaust system, and a la cucaracha horn. Drag: A rather deceiving clunker with plenty of secrets under it's hood. Modifications include a 1,250hp supercharged 5.7L V8 coupled to a 4 speed drag racing automatic transmission, heavy duty suspension, custom steelie wheels, drag racing slicks, a locked rear diff, a removed hood, cycle fenders, a open header exhaust system, racing bucket seats, a roll cage, a Nomi racing wheel, a bed cap, and a rusty two tone livery. Exterior and Interior: (Based off the Standard model)
