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it does punch WAY above its weight class, easily beating cars 100+pp higher.
Looks like you made a Supra using descriptions given over the phone by someone not great with a tape measure.
Who likes a 'COLD' Cappuccino??????????Can anyone tell me why a used Suzuki Cappucino is considered "Hot?"
It honestly feels like something you'd see a 19 year old cook up in early 2000s England, hoping for that Max Power feature...Looks like you made a Supra using descriptions given over the phone by someone not great with a tape measure.
Canada.Who likes a 'COLD' Cappuccino??????????
Because the cappucino is hotter than the sun itself. My skin melts whenever I see one drive by.Can anyone tell me why a used Suzuki Cappucino is considered "Hot?"
I agree.I want the Autozam next
I would only ever see the need for a few.Maybe everyone is buying truckloads of it?View attachment 1144080
1 is understandableI'll admit I bought four, as I do with most of my favorites.
1 - Keep 100% stock.
2 - Build into a "street tune" with mild upgrades.
3 - Build into a "Club Sports" kinda racer, targeting either 600 or 700 pp. Rarely will wide-body be added to this car.
4 - Build into a full-blown race car, with every upgrade. Almost always will wide-body be added to this car.
Once we for sure get the ability to sell cars, I'll buy 10 of whatever the cheapest car is just to get the trophy, then probably ditch all but one of them.
But what if you want different aero, wheels, and/or livery on the #2 and #3 variants? Yeah, I can save different styles, but now that's a third place I have to go to switch the cars (one of which has rather inefficient menus). With having completely separate builds, it's a one click in the garage.2 & 3 can be done with setting sheets to a degree.
You can't have weight reduction and no weight reduction on the same car/same setting sheet and you can't have the two tuning options that increase the cubic capacity on the same setting sheet as one without that tunes...1 is understandable
2 & 3 can be done with setting sheets to a degree.
4 cant be done with setting sheet, but a fully tuned cappi is damn fun.
Drifting is easy due to short wheelbase, and that constant induction boost sound with the BOV and anti lag is fun to hear.
It even spits flames.