2012 ETK 2100 Series 2012 Mercedes benz G-class Specifications:3.0L Engine,4WD Automatic Configurations: 2154t,Base model 211HP 2154tc 5.5L engine 388HP 2156ttsport+ 612HP 6.0L engine
i know there is a Mazda 787b Le Mans car out there and i have it and it got me thinking. we need more awesome le mans cars in beamng Porsche 935 from 1979 (1979 ETK- Le-Mans 824) i might make this for automation tell me if u want it
1979-1985 Bruckell Moonhawk It is an American mid size car based on the Buick Regal, Chevrolet Malibu, Oldsmobile Cutlass, and Plymouth Reliant. It has the front of a Cutlass, the rear of a Reliant, and the side of a Regal and Malibu. It is available in a 4 door wagon, 4 door sedan, and 2 door coupe. It was facelifted in 1982. The facelift has the front of a Plymouth Reliant. It has inline 6 and V8 engines from the 1973-1979 Moonhawk, as well as a turbocharged V6 and a diesel V8. Pre-Facelift (1979-1982): Post Facelift (1982-1985): Variants: Base I6: a base model with an inline 6 engine. Comes with manual and automatic transmissions and pre and post facelift. Available as a wagon, sedan, and coupe Base V8: same as the I6 but with a V8. Available as a sedan and coupe. Sport V8: same as the base V8 but with a heavy-duty suspension, a limited-slip differential, 4-barrel carburetors, and sport wheels and tires. Only available as a coupe. Police: a base V8 but with a police paintjob, sirens, and a heavy-duty suspension. Only available as a sedan. Taxi: same as the Base V8 but with a taxi paintjob. Available as a wagon and sedan. Sporthawk: a Sport V8 but with a turbocharged V6. Based on the Buick Grand National. Only available as a post facelift coupe. Diesel V8: same as the base V8 but with a diesel V8 engine. Available as a sedan, coupe, and wagon. Dectective Special: a black Sporthawk with a red beacon light. Only available as a coupe with an automatic transmission.
Add a car called the "Cherrier Voiture Francaise" it is a french crossover. (A fictionl crossover from Cherrier made up by myself)
1996-2005 Bruckell Villefort It is an American minivan based on the Oldsmobile Silhouette, Dodge Caravan, and Ford Windstar. It was facelifted in 2000. It has the side of a Ford Windstar and the back of an Oldsmobile Silhouette. The pre facelift version has an Oldsmobile Silhouette front, and the facelift has a Dodge Caravan front. Facelifted variants are available with one sliding door or two sliding doors, but pre facelift versions are only available with one sliding door. It has a 3.3 liter V6, a 4 speed automatic transmission, and a 5 speed manual from the Bruckell LeGran. Pre Facelift (1996-2000): Facelift (2000-2005): Configs: Base: base model with a 3.3 liter V6. Comes with manual and automatic transmissions and pre and post facelift. Taxi: same as the base but with a taxi paintjob. Only available with 1 sliding door and an automatic transmission. S: mid trim model with a higher quality interior SE: high end model with power sliding doors, climate control system, cassette player, speakers, and a tow hitch. Luxe: top of the line model, with a DVD player. Only available with an automatic transmission and post facelift with 2 sliding doors. Why do we need it? There are no American minivans in the game.
The Titanstarr 6x4 wing van truck (for South/Southeast Asian markets). The additional bottom windows on doors is absent unlike the American and Japanese market, like the Isuzu FVR.
latv4 recon truck from Battlefield 2042 with ibishu hopper frame, this is a good basis for this vehicle I think. edit: https://battlefield.fandom.com/wiki/LATV4_Recon
Maybe it could be a less armored version of an armored Hopper. Maybe the armored Hopper could be like armored Land Rovers. The armored Hopper would probably be on an extended Hopper frame, so maybe the armored Hopper could be based on a 4 door Hopper.
Much better if its body is much durable and military-grade. --- Post updated --- The Titanstarr 4x2 medium-duty dump truck (JDM) = 7.2 L I6 @ 250 HP = 6-speed manual/6-speed automatic = FR layout
1965-1967 Soliad Tornado It is a rear engine, rear wheel drive sports car based on the Chevrolet Testudo and Chevrolet Corvette. It uses a 2.4 liter flat 6 engine and a 4 speed manual. Only 500 were produced. It has 2 suicide doors and a targa top. All of them were painted in silver. The Tornado was first proposed in 1956 as a cheap RR layout mass production sports car, but the idea was scrapped. This idea was later revived, but as a larger limited production vehicle. The Tornado debuted in 1964 and entered production in 1965. The Tornado name was later used by Soliad for a personal luxury car from 1996-2008.
The 1940s and 1950s are super underserved by this game and offer A LOT of potential. 1940s: 1943 PowerWagon-style army/civilian truck - Adds a new component to people that like offroading, as the technology was different in the 1940s than what's on something like the D-Series or Hopper (Image compliments of Jared Samuelson) @ferrettank 1940-1949 German version of the Piccolina - Builds on the air cooled / swing axle platform of the existing Italian model but allows for off-road and convertible versions 1950s: Some wild Jet-Age Pickup truck like the 1957 Dodge We need a late-50s American luxury yacht, in the spirit of the 1959 Buick - Can leverage the frame of the Bluebuck. We don't have something upscale from that era and we don't have the crazy '50s design elements like fins, wrap around glass, chrome, and all the jet-fighter styling. Plus it's a great foundation for a demo-derby vehicle (may need to change frame to ladder with x-brace) 1958-1959 Checker-type vehicle. Low power (I6 engines) an absolute BEAST of a frame (ladder AND X-frame), ridiculous dynamics, and we need more service vehicles
We need a strange, little known company with an interestong past and the defining festute being the drivetrain. Maybe 2-strokes like DKW, CVTs like DAF, or air-cooled motors like VW. Hell, maybe thiscould apply to Autobello, they are a pretty blank canvas lore-wise. It would need a charming, simple, family car and/or compact, a sports car based on that, and a really, really, weird 4x4/jeep thing. Hell, maybe throw in some crossley.
Make a sport german car, ETK fictional brand, based on a Porsche 911, any generation. I would like the newest one or the oldest one. Its ur decision.
2010-2018 Songhua Eagle It is a Chinese E-segment car produced by the Chinese car company Songhua. It is based on the Roewe 750, Buick Lucerne, and Peugeot 607 with some styling cues from the Toyota Crown and Mercedes-Benz S-Class. The car tries to compete with European E-segment cars like the ones from ETK. It was also sold in Latin America, but didn't gain much success. They were also used in Cuba as taxis to replace the aging Soviet vehicles. VARIANTS: Base I4: a base model with a 1.8 liter inline 4 engine that makes 125 horsepower. Available as a sedan and station wagon. Base I6: a base model with a 2.5 liter inline 6 engine that makes 160 horsepower. Available as a sedan and station wagon.
1956-1974 Poole/Miller/Marden/Hampton/Wigan Lilliput It is a British A-segment car made by the British company Wigan Motor Company, or WMC. It was founded in 1949, when Poole and Miller merged. In 1951, it bought Marden and in 1955, it bought Hampton. Poole and Miller are based on Morris, Austin, and Vauxhall. Marden is based on Rover. Hampton is based on MG, Austin-Healey, and Triumph. WMC also owned Lyons, which is based on Jaguar, and Astor, which is based on Daimler and Mercedes-Benz. It went bankrupt in 1998 and was bought by Dutch company LAB, which is based on DAF. The Lilliput is a compact 2 door city car based on the BMC Mini, but with some styling cues from the Fiat 127, Fiat 126, and Honda N360. They were mostly sold in Europe, with some being exported to Asia, Australia, and the Americas. The second generation Lilliput was sold from 1971 to 1998. Variants: Poole/Miller/Wigan Lilliput: Base models were sold as Pooles in Europe, as Millers in North America, Asia, and Australia, and as Wigans in South America. Base 0.8L I4: a base model with a 0.8 liter inline 4 engine Base 1L I4: a base model with a 1 liter inline 4 engine Leicester 1.2L: a base model with a 1.2 liter inline 4 engine made for rally racing. It was tuned by the British car company Leicester, which is based on Cooper and Lotus. It is based on the Mini Cooper. Rally: a Leicester 1.2L with a rally paintjob Beater: a Base 0.8 liter that was left in a ditch for about 40 years. Police: a Leicester 1.2L with a British police paintjob. Estate: a Base 1L with an extended frame and an estate car body. Panel: an Estate with the 2nd row windows and back window covered. Pickup: an Estate/Panel with a pickup bed.Marden Lilliput: They were just more comfortable Poole/Miller/Wigan Lilliputs. They also came in a 3 box saloon, along with the 2 box hatchback. LB 1 Liter: a Base 1L with a better interior and a different grille. Comes in a 2 box hatchback and 3 box saloon. It is based on the Wolseley Hornet and Riley Elf.Hampton Lilliput: Sportier versions of the Lilliput. Only comes in a 3 box saloon. Coupe S: a 3 box saloon with a 1.2 liter engine. Convertible S: a convertible version of the Coupe S. Fastback S: a fastback version of the Coupe S. It is based on the Broadspeed GT.
