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Valmet RM 2 Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2022-10-11 19:31	Is it this one: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valmet_RM_2 After all this is a Finnish-developed game. Basic design and pantograph all match this model. -- Last edit: 2022-10-11 19:34:21
Brissonneau and Lotz MA 51 Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2022-10-11 19:27	So I've come to find out this is based on the MA51 rolling stock from the Paris Métro. The window curves match the one on the CIM asset. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MA_51
Krupp DB BR 218 Cities in Motion (2011)	ChuffersDanube 2022-10-09 20:48	I'm going out on a limb and saying the 1966 Krupp DB Klass 218
Bell 212 Twin Huey Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2022-10-09 19:30	So based upon the game's description this is supposedly a Bell 'Huey' helicopter retrofitted for civilian use.
Falkenried BVG Class A Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2022-10-09 19:28	I believe this is based on the Berlin U-Bahn A-I. -- Last edit: 2022-10-09 19:32:06
Metro-Cammell Experimental Tube Cities in Motion (2011)	ChuffersDanube 2022-10-09 19:23	1935 Metropolitan-Cammell (more commonly Metro-Cammell) Carriage & Wagon Company Experimental Tube stock
Junkers Ju 52/3m Cities in Motion (2011)	ChuffersDanube 2022-10-09 18:59	1932 Junkers JU-52/3M
Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2022-10-09 06:29	If anybody has help wanting to ID some recently added other vehicles I've got around to, the vehicle album will provide. imgur.com/a/kZiX5Li They're from the view info box, which shows a detailed look of the vehicle.
unknown Cities in Motion (2011)	holden nut 2022-06-29 04:34	Spartan Gladiator?
Pullman-Standard 43-CX Cities in Motion (2011)	Klumb3r 2021-08-19 19:21	The typical trolleybus that traveled the streets in Santiago, Chile in the 50s
Pullman-Standard 43-CX Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-08-19 04:11	Found it! It is a 1947 Pullman-Standard 43-CX. Look what I dug up: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Trolleybus_diagram-key.svg Many of them were used in S. America, including Chile. -- Last edit: 2021-08-19 04:12:54
Daihatsu Move Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-08-06 01:40	The Daihatsu Move sounds about right. Can an admin please put my name on the contribution? Why are there entries with blank contributions?? This shouldn't be allowed at all.
AEC Routemaster Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-08-06 00:38	With the longest vehicle life span of 33 years from 1960 to November 1993, the Pathfinder factory's City bus is designed for the roughest roads and sparse servicing. It has decent legroom and the good average speed and capacity makes up for the high energy consumption. They may be the famous London bus, but they're handy in any city.
Leyland Tiger Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-08-06 00:35	The Jubilee Carrier is well-rounded with a decent capacity and a decent engine cranking out a decent top speed. Its reliability is on par with other buses and its attractive design makes it feasible with passengers. Thus the Carrier is designed for medium-to-long routes and doesn't require as much maintenance.
Mercedes-Benz O 405 Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-08-06 00:31	This bus crushed out the S-B 1200, which was previously the best-known option available for anyone with a bus in need. The Arnauld Supra's best options include its above average top speed and moderate passenger capacity. The Supra's at its best for out-of-city routes without getting caught in traffic, to say nothing of its proletarian engine and interior.
Hess lighTram 3 Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-08-06 00:24	This trolley goes by its real name but the Light Trolley is a formidable trolleybus with superior capacity and economic energy consumption. It's versatile and reliable and will provide a swift and comfortable ride for anyone on a budget, or during downturns. Available from March 2005 onward.
LiAZ 677 M Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-08-06 00:20	This bus is among those with the highest overall top speed, with a value of 85. This old-school Eastern classic has the most powerful engine Pavlov has used and uses its space for prams and standing passengers. Quibbles? Its engine has flaws, making it prone to breakdowns. But still, the capacity and its low gas consumption make up for the disadvantage.
Alexander Dennis Enviro200 Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-08-06 00:17	The Jubilee Compact, presented in January of 2003, is among the fastest buses available. It may be small in terms of capacity, but its modest price, heavy durability and high overall top speed make this a formidable bus for long routes.
Mercedes-Benz Citaro Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-08-06 00:14	The EvoUrban is every bit the high-quality bus there is. Flawless design, decent trait story and designed for the short routes. All this is offset by its monstrous price.
Mercedes-Benz W124 Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-08-06 00:12	Strangely this can spawn in Era B traffic, driven by pensioners. And by that, it can spawn as early as 1943, which is very anachronistic.
Daihatsu Move Cities in Motion (2011)	rozanoff 2021-08-06 00:07	Daihatsu Move (L900)
Daihatsu Move Cities in Motion (2011)	moskagazs543 2021-08-05 08:31	Opel Zafira
Daihatsu Move Cities in Motion (2011)	ahadikaputra 2021-08-04 07:27	Suzuki Alto?
Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud I Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-08-03 00:16	Not a Phantom V - Those have a divider. This is a Silver Cloud I.
Pierce Arrow XT Cities in Motion (2011)	voodoomods 2021-06-27 15:51	Pierce Arrow XT? It's only on the New York map and looks based on a FDNY rescue truck.
Honda Civic Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-06-26 06:19	I suppose my best guess so far is the '06 JDM Civic.
Toyota Carina Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-06-26 06:09	Looks like I've found the car - '71 Toyota Carina. Only the Carinas of this gen have rear lights like this.
Setra SG 219 SL Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-06-26 00:14	The Pavlov Stretch is a well-rounded articulated bus with a relatively high average speed and high passenger capacity that fits in with the 1980s look. The redesigned articulated joint provides better maneuverability and thus provides a lot of speed. From Pavlov Enterprises' viewpoint, the Stretch is reported as its most popular vehicle and was put in service in many large European cities, and a few outside. Unfortunately, the bus is rather unreliable, composed of crude, cheaper parts to ensure smooth running. This bus also has cut-rate decor, making this a poor vehicle of choice for attractiveness, and it seems to be a fuel hog with its high energy consumption.
Henschel HS 160 USL-G Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-06-26 00:06	The Stern-Berger Urban is designed with city driving in mind. The bus is very fast and does not require a lot of maintenance compared to other buses of the era, but it's quite a fuel drain. Even so, the bus is a great choice for short routes with its decent passenger capacity.
MAN SD 200 Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-06-26 00:00	The Jubilee Turtle is a cleverly-designed double decker bus with a formidable capacity and nicely positioned seating for the masses. Its new door mechanism allows for fast load/unloading, which otherwise makes up for its rather slow average speed. Its slow speed is also in the economic favor and it's a good choice for shorter routes. The new tech features automatic doors that detect anything in its presence, making the Juby Turtle a ideal choice for youngsters. However, it does have minor issues with the engine and requires a fair bit of monitoring and maintenance.
Hess lighTram 3 Cities in Motion (2011)	ND4SPD Racer 2021-06-02 19:26	Hess lighTram 3 [BGGT-N2C]: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/07/Verkehrsbetriebe_Z%C3%BCrich_-_Linie_31_-_LighTram3-Hochformat-T%C3%BCrseite-4-3.jpg
Büssing-Kässbohrer Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-05-31 01:05	Yeah this is no way a 1938 bus. I believe this is a modified Henschel HS 160 bus. Anyway, about this bus (my words): As the first articulated bus in the game, the Pavlov Extended provides traveling ground whilst still having lots of room. When you compare the other high-capacity vehicles, the Extended is relatively fast, but it's a fuel drain. It's a good vehicle for longer routes with many passengers, but the inferior engine earns the lowest marks, alongside its mediocre attractiveness.
Morris-Commercial 1-Ton Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-05-26 18:33	From what I can gather this is actually a 1-Ton bus, dated as early as 1924. The Maurice Astor was one of the first buses produced in Britain, a direct descendant of the horse-drawn carriage. It's small, not very fast, and prone to breaking down a lot, but otherwise a well-rounded vehicle with passenger comfort in mind. The bus has easy-to-clean wooden seats and a special seat for the human conductor. Available from 1920 to 1945.
Triumph Bonneville Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-05-03 21:59	I suppose this is a 1960 Triumph Bonneville [T120]
Suzuki GSX 1100 S Katana Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-05-03 21:50	Never mind that, I found out what this is: 1981 Suzuki GSX 1100S Katana
BMW 5 Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-05-03 17:12	For me this is fairly difficult to know, but I see some E30 out of this, though it is a 5-series. Closeup shots: Am I the only one who thinks this is a E30?
unknown Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-05-01 20:30	For those of you who think it's a duplicated entry of the Limousine from Era B (1945-1970), it's not. I created this comparo to demonstrate why: The sides are different and the rear is different.
Opel Kapitän P2 Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-05-01 20:27	I'm gonna reiterate this as a Rekord P1: Look at the greenhouse area: It's not a Kapitän P2.
Peugeot 403 Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-05-01 20:25	See that's kind of a problem, when it comes to cars that look similar but are different, these subtle changes make it feel like duplicates, as demonstrated here: Just to avoid confusion, I cropped these as close as possible and it's painful because of the isometric camera. These two cars are awfully similar. Neither model exists in the sequel but a modder did convert them to Skylines. And yes, I agree with the Peugeot 403, hence why I edited it awhile back.
Neoplan Jumbocruiser Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-04-29 19:33	Pros and Cons Pro: -Huge passenger capacity for a limited-production double-decker articulated bus -Provides comfortable seating and fairly high actractiveness -Designed for long-distance transit Con: -Lackluster reliability, on par with the Pavlov Stretch -It makes no sense being available early on, in the 1920s -Average overall speed -Needs Design Marvels DLC for use In-game info (edited for brevity) The flagship of a north Italian factory, Vettore is one of the largest buses ever produced. Providing comfortable seating in two floors with stairs installed in the front and rear, it can carry a large amount of passengers. The Vettore was originally intended for long-distance transport but recently the factory has began to produce a slightly shortened version for regional route use.
Volvo Environmental Concept Bus Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-04-23 02:21	"A product of Swiss standard in solid quality and innovative looks, Midi is a bus primarily intended for dense urban areas. Its lightweight, rather short wheelbase and low flooring enable easy maneuvering and boarding." Pros and Cons Pro: -Fairly cheap -Good passenger capacity -Decent reliability Con: -Exploitable, since it appears as early as 1920, oddly -Too-steep energy consumption
Pullman-Standard 43-CX Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-04-21 20:24	I think it looks like a Russian trolleybus, imo. Info icon: Available years: 1984-present One of the Toyoka factories' first trolley buses, the Ogon F-46 is a marvelous engineering feat. Despite its relatively high energy consumption, it is an excellent vehicle for navigating crowded city streets, offering good maneuverability, reduced engine noise and superior passenger capacity.
unknown Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-04-21 20:23	Technically, this is still a trolley bus despite the streetcar design. Information icon: Available years: 1970-1993 "City Trolleys have long been a feature of New York City. A popular way to navigate the many sights and suburbs, they also afford the traveler a nostalgic hint of what city transportation used to be like in the olden days. While the seats might not be quite as comfortable as one would wish, the large windows more than compensate for the slight discomfort, providing an excellent means of viewing the city."
CAIO Topbus Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-04-21 18:51	EEVEE(POKEMON) wrote Longest bus I've ever seen on this site. I know it's late, but yes it is, my friend. Usually articulated buses have a single joint, not two. In-game description: The Comet XL caters to routes with large amounts of passengers. It is expensive, but makes up for it by having superior passenger capacity (hence the long appearance) and high average speed, due to its new motor design. Less care has been spent on the interior, and so the Comet XL is hardly the passenger's first choice.
Honda Civic Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-04-21 06:10	chuffersdanube wrote 2000 Volkswagen Passat B5.5 Not really convinced with the Passat as it's a different model. IMO, this is a Japanese sedan. Close-ups for ID: To emphasize further I took these pics in New York, which share the atmosphere of Tokyo (the first appearance of this car). -- Last edit: 2021-05-03 17:14:26
Ford Transit Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-04-21 06:08	No way is this a minivan. TBH it's one of those cargo vans from the third era. Proof: Even the modder who brought this van into Skylines as a Workshop asset states it's a Transit.
Toyota Carina Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-04-21 02:45	Created these pics for identification: It has dual headlights. -- Last edit: 2021-06-26 06:08:40
Mitsubishi Fuso Fighter Cities in Motion (2011)	TheGreaser 2021-04-17 02:20	Closest I can find that would resemble this would be a Fuso of some sort.
Toyota Crown Cities in Motion (2011)	car-dude44 2021-04-09 23:01	Toyota Crown Royal (S120) perhaps?
unknown Cities in Motion (2011)	car-dude44 2021-04-09 22:53	Maybe a Cadillac Series 355?

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