how did you draw these, because they are amazing. i love to draw cars but this looks like a software (which is still cool because i use rendering software too) i could post some of my drawings and stuff. soon.
Clip Studio Paint --- Post updated --- 1992-1997 Ibishu Hatcher Layout: FWD/AWD Engine: =1.6 L I4 =1.8 L I4 =2.0 V6 Transmission: =4-speed automatic =5-speed manual
alright guys im back with mod ideas that wont ever be made (but i hope they will be) 1969 Lamborghini Miura! The Early Years of The Famous Civetta Bolide
this is for suggesting vehicles for the developers to put in game, not mods https://www.beamng.com/threads/rules-read-this-before-creating-a-thread-here.8/
I mean, people are free to choose what car they want to create as a mod, so technically it can serve that purpose too.
2022-???? Ibishu Covet Engine: 1.2L Turbo DOHC 16v I4 (120hp) 1.4L Turbo DOHC 16v I4 (140hp) 1.6L Turbo DOHC 16v I4 (160hp) 1.8L DOHC 16v I4 (150hp) 1.7L Turbo DOHC 16v I4 (200hp) 2.0L Turbo DOHC 16v I4 (250hp) Transmission: 6AT 5AT 6MT Configs: DX2 (1.2, 6MT) DX3 (1.4, 6MT or 5AT) DX4 (1.8, 6MT or 6AT) DX4i (1.8, 6MT or 6AT) LX4 (1.8, 6AT) LX4i (1.8, 6AT or 6MT) LX5 (1.6, 6AT) LX5i (1.6, 6AT or 6MT) ZXi (1.7 or 2.0, 6AT or 6MT) GTz (2.0, 6MT or 6AT, AWD)
2016 - 20XX Bruckell Moonhawk (Based off the 2018 Chevrolet Camaro and the 2019 Dodge Challenger) "Get the lead out" In a industry filled with soul sucking Crossovers, Hatchbacks, and Subcompacts, one car does everything it can to break the mold and show that driving can still be fun in the over regulated and restricted automotive world. The Bruckell Moonhawk is a authority rejecting, tire shredding, supercharged screaming beast that will make every environmentally overprotective, self centered, overly irritated person on the road to threaten you will a call to the police over simply existing. Variants: Base: Equipped with a 275hp turbocharged 2.0L I4 connected to either a 6 speed manual or 8 speed automatic transmission. SE: Equipped with a 335hp 3.6L V6 coupled to either a 6 speed manual or 8 speed automatic transmission. SE-R: The sport version of the SE, equipped with sport suspension, 4 piston brake calipers, a limited slip differential, a sport radiator, a black hood, a front splitter, a rear spoiler, a redesigned grille, and 20 inch wheels. ST: Equipped with a 455hp 6.2L V8 coupled to either a 6 speed manual or 10 speed automatic transmission. ST-R: The sport version of the ST, equipped with sport suspension, 6 piston brake calipers, a electric limited slip differential instead of a geared one, a sport radiator, a black hood, a front splitter, a rear spoiler, a redesigned grille, 20 inch wheels, and Arnida bucket seats. RT: The top dog of the Moonhawk lineup, equipped with a 650hp supercharged 6.2L V8 coupled with either a 6 speed manual or 10 speed automatic transmission. Equipped with all of the features of the ST-R. RT-X: A street legal racing version of the RT, equipped with a carbon fiber hood, a front diffuser, front canards, a GT spoiler, racing suspension, carbon bucket seats, a racing exhaust system, a racing intake, a racing radiator, and a racing LSD. Street Tuned: A Moonhawk ST-R with a aftermarket supercharger, exhaust system, intake, wheels, tires, decals, and a bolt on wide-body kit. Drift: A Moonhawk RT with a racing 6 speed manual transmission, a locked rear diff, racing bucket seats, a roll cage, custom wheels, drift quick ratio steering, a stripped interior, a Arnida racing wheel, and professional drifting decals. Marauder: A heavily modified Moonhawk RT-X with a custom built supercharged 1200hp 6.8L V8 coupled to a racing 6 speed manual transmission. Other features include racing tires, carbon ceramic brakes, a reinforced frame, racing bucket seats, a racing multiplate clutch, completely digital gauges, and Marauder decals on the sides. Exterior and Interior: (Based off the RT manual model)
So I have 4 types of new cars. I already made a separate thread about it. But in short: Modern muscle car ('10-'21) The modern version of a Moonhawk/Barstow. Lots of power, but modern dynamics and electronics. French (Cherrier) luxury car A comfortable fullsize saloon/hatchback, abit like the Citroën XM and C6. With hydropneumatic suspension. Japanese Hybrid car ('05-'21) Think Prius. Hybrid. High tech. You get the idea. Modern SUV ('10-'21) A SUV with modern looks and technology. If you're interested in the full thread with pictures and details, here's a link: https://www.beamng.com/threads/new-car-suggestions.82943/
Daihatsu Move Latte Engine: 658 cc I3 @ 63 HP Layout: FWD/4WD Type: Kei car and 5-door hatchback Transmission: 4-speed automatic
Probably, but calling a muscle car trim level "Special" just seems like a pre-1990s thing to me, (and probably only me,) and I'd imagine Bruckell would eventually rename some trim levels to give them a more modern feel, not just on the Moonhawk, but any other potential models.
All manufacturers redo their trim nomeclature, but special seems like a particularly iconic trim (like roadsport, GTz, etc), and would likely be preserved as other trims are shufgled around.
i sometimes wonder if "Special" is meant to be tacked on the end of Sport" making it a "moonhawk SS".
