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CRASH GA-Firma PeiSoShi Turbo

Do like cars that are around the same price of a washing machine? Well then look no further! The PeiSoShi Turbo is for you! Featuring realistic detaching and deforming parts, almost comparable to Beam.NG.drive. With it's fully independent-smooth-as-butter-suspension, It is actually FUN TO DRIVE. I finally came up with a set-up that crashes alright, but is also reliable that won't collapse with it's own weight! My other cars have this problem, but the PeiSoShi keeps it's structure, without being invincible or lame to crash. This thing might not look like much, but it is quite the special budget van!

==== DISCLAIMER ====
It does not have a turbo. sorry.
You need quite the beefy computer to run this, however it is less complex than my previous builds.

==== Notes ====
-The suspension can jank out sometimes, It is quite rare though.
- FWD 181Hp with 4 speed-manual.
- Pressing F activates the dashcam, can't leave home without it.
- Most of the techniques this car uses for deformations are techniques I learnt from Beam.NG, or from my own experimentation, However, the hood technique used is not mine. I saw this design of off m a x x u s s 's Quantum Yellowbird. While I was procrastinating, I saw this amazing design and thought, "Man, I'd be stupid not to use this", so I totally used it. I don't want to use something and not give credit, so please, check out their build.

Once again, credit to m a x x u s s for his hood design. Check out m a x x u s s 's Quantum Yellowbird, hey, why not dive around some of his other works as well.

==== Features ====
+Detailed interior
+Fully independent suspension that is actually good
+Crappy Dashcam
+Fully deform-able Uni-body
+Removable-
-Bumper
-Rear Bumper
-Fascia
-Fenders
-Hood
-Trunk
-Doors
-Glove box (Because why not)
-Taillights
-and Exhaust.

==== Creator Notes ====
Ok, believe it or not, this is my current best car I've made. I'm not kidding. I even gave it a silly name. I keep saying I love this, and I love that, but when you're in that learning phase that I am currently still in, standards and expectations constantly change. You look back at your previous builds and see flaws you had no idea had solutions. The constant growth of challenging myself with multiple problems, like crumple zones, part separation, making it fun to drive, topped off with trying your best to make it actually look good as well really does lead into a lot of trial and error, which errors come solutions, which solutions comes efficiency. This car took way less time to build than any of my previous cars, not because I put less care in it, but just because of how much I optimized my building strategy without ever realizing it! Challenging yourself to learn is a beautiful thing, you should never downplay your own growth. I know that this car isn't perfect, but man, I am so happy with how this came out.

Anywho, I soon will release a rally monster version of the PeiSoShi in about a day, so stick around!

Thank you so much for your support! It really means a lot!

(quick tip, closing the group menu can help save loading times for bloated and complex projects. This will save you LOTS of time if you have a medium range computer like mine.)