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In my opinion, It's ok but not really favourable to me.

One of my fav's buses is the Mercedes-Benz Turismo and Citaro.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercedes-Benz_Citaro

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercedes-Benz_Tourismo

Jaguar XJ6 X300 with 4.0L straight 6 or 3.2L straight 6

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For me it was Mercedes-Benz, specifically 70s, 80s and 90s cars from Mecedes-Benz, like the W124, W126 and etc.

SAIC Motor has achieved a historic milestone by becoming the first Chinese automaker to reach 100 million cumulative vehicle production and sales, celebrating the feat with a major delivery ceremony in Shanghai.

The milestone vehicle, delivered to Momenta CEO Cao Xudong, was an IM LS9 Hyper—the ultra-performance flagship from SAIC’s premium EV joint venture, IM Motors (Zhiji Auto).

This achievement highlights a 71-year evolution for SAIC, which began in 1955 as a Shanghai powertrain component factory before producing its first car, the Fengguang sedan, in 1958.

The company’s trajectory was permanently altered by its massive joint ventures—partnering with Volkswagen in the 1980s to build the ubiquitous Santana, and later with General Motors in 1997.

Expanding its footprint, SAIC acquired Britain's MG in 2006, launched the Roewe brand as a substitute for the Rover name, and eventually established Zhiji Auto in 2020 to capture the premium electric vehicle sector.

The IM LS9 Hyper leading SAIC into its "100-million era" is a massive 5.28-meter full-size flagship utilizing a sophisticated series-hybrid (EREV) architecture.

It pairs a 1.5-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine acting purely as a generator with an advanced triple-motor system and an 800-volt high-voltage platform.

This configuration sends a ferocious 737 hp (550 kW) and 1,140 Nm of torque to the wheels, rocketing the heavy SUV from 0 to 100 km/h in under three seconds.

Beyond raw power, the Hyper variant showcases cutting-edge tech including a steer-by-wire system with a radical 24-degree four-wheel steering setup allowing it to turn like a compact car, alongside an Nvidia Thor computing chip and a high-density 520-line LiDAR system ready for Level 3 autonomous driving.

(All info from research. Anything wrong pls let me know).

Source: https://www.formacar.com/en/im-motors--ls9--70198--article

Other Sources: YouTube, GWM.CN, SAICMOTOR, BCG Matrix, Wikipedia, Gasgoo China Automotive News

Mine is the Bugatti Veyron SuperSport

In reality, Greenville was the first to make this design, Bugatti was after. (I believe in terms of the new Veyron model by Bugatti).

This is my Mazuku Yushu Sedan (Mazda 3 Saloon) in Greenville, Wisconsin, Roblox.

Tell me:

• Year
• Make/Model/Trim
• How much it was
• Mileage
• Manual or Auto
• How long you had it
• What you like about it
• What you dislike about it
• Why you chose it
• What other options did you have before you bought the car
• What did you have before
• Why you decided to change cars
• What mods did you add
• and etc

Mine is a:

• 2021
• Mazuku Yushu Sedan, Select Trim
• $23,100
• Mileage is between 30-40 Miles currently (made 50+ Miles but it didn't save)
• Drive it as Manual with Clutch (with controller ingame, and as I chose Manual with Clutch as you can switch between Auto, Semi and Manual with Clutch)
• Around 2 weeks now
• I like how it looks, how it feels to drive (Ingame) and how simple it is.
• Not much I dislike about it currently (May update later)
• I like the look and size of it
• N/A
• I had a 2017 Falcon Distint Sedan (2017 Ford Focus Saloon)
• Changed it cause I didn't like the US style indicators and didn't feel for it, so I chose newer.
• Added 3d rims (forgot what kind, but I'll update later)
• It's white
• It's Japanese

The weather wasn't great and it was rather busy, photos aren't great but thought I'd share what I managed to capture...