🇮🇹 1919 Fiat 505 Type 52 B Torpedo [Suggestion Update]

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Exterior

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Interior

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  • Fiat 2.3 L I4
  • 33 hp (25 kW) @ 2,600 rpm
  • 67 lb-ft (90 Nm) @ 2,600 rpm
  • 4-speed manual
  • RWD
  • 162.4 in (4,125 mm) length
  • 65 in (1,651 mm) width
  • 62 in (1,600 mm) height
  • 120.1 in (3,051 mm) wheelbase
  • 4,317 lbs (1,958 kg) kerb weight
  • 50 mph (80 km/h) top speed

Stats

  • Pricing: FREE - $1.1k
  • Exclusivity: None
  • Mastery: 0
  • Racing class: 24 IMG_4658
  • Top speed: 50 mph (80 km/h)
  • Acceleration: 6.2
  • Handling: 9.3
  • Braking: 9.7
  • Derby tier: 1
  • Attack score: 29
  • Defense score: 50
  • Fictional name: Fita 705 Proton
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Why would you name the car …Proton… that’s a Malaysian car manufacturer and could get copyrighted. Ik the Ariel is also called Proton but Panwellz could get copyrighted lol. Other examples include Mahindra Gurkha, Mahindra is an Indian brand

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so you’re saying the word proton is copyrighted by the company and that it can’t be used in any circumstance
yeah that’s a big :x: not true at all mate

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Then we should add car names back, same thing

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speaking in the context of the model name, it could be allowed, but as the brand, it isn’t a good option
also did you seriously try to flag my post :skull:

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:skull:because I can’t understand what you mean

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