Mods from the «Cars» category 777

The 1997 Volvo 850 Estate has nine exteriors. It can transport passengers as a taxi.

This front-wheel-drive Hearse once participated in Touring class races, with an engine power of 126 and realistic physics.

Originally by Denis154rus, later adapted by Statte.

Tinkered a bit, but the bug remained (the tinting from the interior is unclear).

Changes in v1.2
- Installed dual exhaust;
- Stock wheels are 14-inch Toruses;
- Removed license plates and peeled off the electrical tape;
- Fixed a couple of unfinished issues;
- Made the physics realistic.

The 2114 16v engine revs up to 9100 RPM;
If you really push the front-wheel drive, you can reach 300 km/h.

Originally, Heisenberg was!

DeLorean DMC-12 — a sports car that was manufactured in Northern Ireland for the American automobile company DeLorean Motor Company from 1981 to 1983. In 2009, the cars were produced to order and restored by the company DMC Texas[1].

The more common name became DeLorean, as it was the only model produced by the company. The DMC-12 featured gull-wing doors. The first prototype DeLorean Safety Vehicle (DSV) appeared in March 1977, and production began in 1981 (the first DMC-12 rolled off the assembly line on January 21 at the DMC factory in Dunmurry, Northern Ireland). During its production, several parts of the car were changed (hood, wheels, and interior). About nine thousand DMC-12 units were made before production ceased in 1983, of which approximately eight thousand have survived to this day.

A distinctive feature of the car was its composite frame body, covered externally with 1 mm thick sheets of unpainted stainless steel, which made the DeLorean corrosion-resistant and gave it a specific body shade. The car was creatively designed as a time machine in Robert Zemeckis’s film trilogy "Back to the Future."

The DMC-12 was primarily targeted at the American market, so the cars were factory-equipped with left-hand drive. Only a few right-hand drive DeLorean units were produced for use in the United Kingdom.

Features:

— Gold coating
— Leather interior, all seams and stitches dyed brown
— Steering wheel holder made in tan color
— Compatible again with DX11
— Gold badges and details (replacing chrome parts)
— Gold wheels
— Unique high-quality sound

DeLorean DMC-12:

— Drive type: rear-wheel drive
— Transmission type and number of gears: manual — 5, automatic — 3
— Maximum power: 130 hp at 5500 rpm
— Maximum torque: 208 Nm at 2750 rpm
— Engine displacement: 2849 cc
— Maximum speed: 177 km/h

Installation: Manual
Trailer support
Passenger transport
Has 3 extras

Mod author: Daeman
Remake authors: BZ and Jz 26 Motors
Screenshot author: Housemd_Ro
Changes author: Kazah
Update author: Statte

Subaru Legacy — a mid-size all-wheel-drive sedan from the Japanese company Subaru, produced since 1989, and supplied to the international market since 1990
Like the vast majority of this company's models, the Legacy features all-wheel drive

Subaru Legacy 2005
Drive type: All-wheel drive (4WD)
Transmission type and number of gears: Automatic, 5-speed
Maximum power: 245 hp
0-100 km/h acceleration: 6.9 sec.
Engine displacement: 3000 cc
Maximum speed: 243 km/h

Installation: Manual
Passenger transportation available

Authors: Denis154rus, Speedo
Update author: Statte

Racing version of the Vaz 2114 Samara 1.6 MT "Rally" car for the game City Car Driving

Unique car
Completely redesigned physics for the sport version
Full car tuning for "rally"
Standard steering wheel replaced with a sport version
All headlights work

Vaz 2114 Samara 1.6 MT "Rally"
Drive type: front-wheel drive
Transmission type and number of gears: manual transmission — 5
Maximum power: 152 hp
Top speed: 200 km/h
0-100 km/h acceleration: 7.8 sec.

Updated physics (new)
Passenger transportation available (new)
Installation: Manual

Author: Kliminator2000
Author of passenger transportation addition and screenshots: sdonbass18
Update author: Statte

The iconic car features customized physics as well as the ability to transport people.

The package includes seven exteriors, tinting, and more.

At one time, the author was: TJ

BMW 3 Series (F30/31/34/35/80) — the sixth generation of the German automaker BMW's 3 Series passenger cars, production of which began in late October 2011
The lineup retained the sedan (F30), wagon (F31), and sports version (F80), while the other cars were separated into the 4 Series

BMW F30 320i Bulkin Edition
Drive: rear
Automatic transmission - 8
Top speed: 250 km/h

Engine tuned (2.0)
Automatic transmission tuned
Suspension tuned
Number

Installation: Manual
Passenger transport available (22.05.20)

Author: KsenON116rus
Modification author: Speedo
Adaptation and transport author: Kaban764