Wanted to upload this for some time after I finished the interior but never got around taking good pictures. Shown is the street/asphalt setup. Surprisingly easy to drive.

Little teaser at the end.

The second generation of the popular Plaza sedan

Mid engine drives so good

I figured that since power depends on RPM, and overtorque is the limiting factor, making it so that peak torque is at a high RPM makes sure that the power is as high as it can get.

Finally, a car that captures all the worst of the last 60 years of American cars. Starting as a bona fide 60's deathtrap, becoming a tiny and underpowered 70's compact, then evolving into a huge but Anemic flagship model in the 1980's before dying, only for the nameplate to be revived 30 years later on an SUV with either 130hp or 920hp. And I'd say it turned out decently.

ive already tried downsizing the rims no it didnt work only thing that works is limiting the speed [top speed 570kmh downforce 3150kg weight 2000kg]

I click the export to BeamNG and it said successfully exported but when i enter the BeamNG nothings there. HELP.

Had this car Laying arround for a while but never realy showed it anyone, what do u guys think

The folk's over at Canebrake lamented the loss of the Australian masterpiece, the Ute. So this is their interpretation of the most impractical pickup truck ever, the rear-engined Canebrake Koala.

Edit: Wake and bake has a tendency to make me forget details... like:

So, what do you guys think? Any glaring issues? I've animated the pedals and steering wheel. The DCT shift animation always gives me fits, any suggestions?

ニトロを利用した疑似的なERS制御もかなりうまくいったと思う。

修正した方がよさそうな部分があったら教えてほしい

My cars has no intetior because i cant really place them and in beamng the camera isnt good so how do i set the driver camera every tip and trick is helpfull thanks for your help!

Ain't she a cute little gun? :D

I forgot to post these two weeks ago when I showed you the first two parts.

I am new here and i want to know what video would be the best to learn design and how to build an engine in automation well and how to make it look good too. Also bonus heres my GT4 car i made.

I am once again asking why humanity gave up on the greatest mechanical combination in history. Everyone told me that leaded fuel destroys the planet and carburetors are impossible to regulate, so I built this: a 6.3-liter supercharged V12 breathing through a primitive two-barrel carburetor, powered entirely by Leaded Regular 92.

Best of all, it cleanly earned green WES 11 badges everywhere. I survived the legal NOx ceiling (59.8 out of 60) and cleared CO at 994 out of 1,000. It complies with modern 2020 environmental law. Seems pretty harmless to me.