Car Stats
Cars
Somebody who knows more about this subject should probably tweak these stats!
All car costs are Fantastic.
The Performance attribute indicates how maneuverable a car is. When performing maneuvers against another car, Drivers get a bonus (or penalty) equal to the difference of the two cars' Performance ratings.
Era | Name | Year | Speed (mph) | Performance | Stress Capacity | Notes |
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Beginnings | Cugnot steam wagon | 1769 | Terrible | Terrible | [][] | |
Beginnings | Benz Patent Motorwagen | 1885 | Poor | Terrible | [][] | |
Brass Era | Ford Model T | 1908 | Poor (45) | Poor | [][] | $800 |
Brass Era | Mercer Raceabout | 1910 | Average (90) | Poor | [][] | |
Vintage | Bugatti Type 35 | 1924 | Fair (109) | Mediocre | [][][] | |
Vintage | Ford Model A | 1927 | Mediocre (65) | Mediocre | [][][] | $350 - $500 |
Pre-War | Ford Model B ("Deuce coupe") | 1932 | Average (90) | Average | [][][] | |
Pre-War | MG T series | 1936 | Average (88) | Average | [][][] | |
Pre-War | Volkswagen Beetle | 1938 | Fair (115) | Average | [][][] |
Post-war cars would continue in this vein.
I came up with this chart using the following formula. For each era, I increased the speed and performance one step on the ladder. Sports cars are often two steps above their common counterparts in speed.
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