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 Honda CR-V Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Ford Escape? | |
Honda CR-V Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Honda HR-V 2022 | |
 Solaris Urbino Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Solaris | |
 Volvo FH Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Looks more like a Volvo FH? At least from the looks of the grille and headlights | |
 Ford Mustang Cities: Skylines II (2023) | I think (Depends if we all agree) it may be a 2017 Chevrolet Camaro mixed with 2017 Dodge Charger elements? | |
Honda CR-V Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Updates: Added the rear view picture I think as of right now it is a mix of Hyundai Santa Fe (2nd gen for the taillights and 3rd gen for the main body styling is my guess) and Acura MDX in the front | |
Honda CR-V Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Or a Mazda CX-5? | |
Honda CR-V Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Audi Q7? | |
 Fiat Talento Cities: Skylines II (2023) | vocal95 wrote Yes, it might be a Nissan NV300 because it is the same f-cking car, a rebadged Renault Trafic. But that definitely is not Ford Transit Custom - here's the same picture with even better quality images.ctfassets.net/u73tyf0fa8v1/93JNJkM5xiq7EPs2JxkxH/a5455d12683bc37306ee6b3acc4bfced/cities-skylines-ii-CityFrogAngle.jpg Headlights don't match exactly because duh, the car is unlicenced. But they have similar shape and the rest of the car matches perfectly - down to the mirrors and side turn signal location. Ford Transit Custom on the other hand has a completely different rising window line, without the 45 angle "cut" near the B pillar base, while Renault Trafic a nearly parallel one and that the 45 angle cut present on the sliding door. The bumper is inspired by Opel Vivaro, another rebadge of of Renault Trafic, but grill is more Renault Trafic or Nissan NV300. My Lord, calm down sir... And since when does the vehicle being unlicensed mean anything about the headlights equating to the Transit or Renault? I could respond to the rest of your post but I don't want to stir up more tensions. Not my valuable time... | |
 smart fortwo Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Looks more like a Ligier microcar to me | |
Fiat Talento Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Vxctec wrote The headlights are over sized and are not even in a more slim and narrower version than the Transit. Both the front windows and A pillars on the Trafic and Transit Custom match in the same direction, so what do you mean? We do not even know the rear image of this van as there isn't a second photo to truly determine what it is? Who knows if it has the rear of some RAM or Nissan? Yes, it might be a Nissan NV300 because it is the same f-cking car, a rebadged Renault Trafic. But that definitely is not Ford Transit Custom - here's the same picture with even better quality images.ctfassets.net/u73tyf0fa8v1/93JNJkM5xiq7EPs2JxkxH/a5455d12683bc37306ee6b3acc4bfced/cities-skylines-ii-CityFrogAngle.jpg Headlights don't match exactly because duh, the car is unlicenced. But they have similar shape and the rest of the car matches perfectly - down to the mirrors and side turn signal location. Ford Transit Custom on the other hand has a completely different rising window line, without the 45 angle "cut" near the B pillar base, while Renault Trafic a nearly parallel one and that the 45 angle cut present on the sliding door. The bumper is inspired by Opel Vivaro, another rebadge of of Renault Trafic, but grill is more Renault Trafic or Nissan NV300. | |
 Renault Kangoo Cities: Skylines II (2023) | this look like a congo 2009 | |
Fiat Talento Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Egon wrote How about headlights? They're almost identical on Renault Trafic. Transit Custom has smaller headlights, not connected with the mask, and its windows line is uprising, while Trafic has horizontal straight line of windows. Nothing about Transit there, so don't argue. Here you have photo in almost exact angle like the screenshot from vocal95's comment: carcarpit.cz/resources/products/1/220713115755.webp The headlights are over sized and are not even in a more slim and narrower version than the Transit. Both the front windows and A pillars on the Trafic and Transit Custom match in the same direction, so what do you mean? We do not even know the rear image of this van as there isn't a second photo to truly determine what it is? Who knows if it has the rear of some RAM or Nissan? And, about your unsubstantiated claim about me arguing, trying to decipher certain things doesn't automatically make it an argument. Goodbye! | |
Fiat Talento Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Vxctec wrote What Ford Transit are you looking at? I see the Transit Custom directly matching this van with the same exact style. The Mercedes Metris/Vito is my second choice. How about headlights? They're almost identical on Renault Trafic. Transit Custom has smaller headlights, not connected with the mask, and its windows line is uprising, while Trafic has horizontal straight line of windows. Nothing about Transit there, so don't argue. Here you have photo in almost exact angle like the screenshot from vocal95's comment: carcarpit.cz/resources/products/1/220713115755.webp | |
 Cities: Skylines II (2023) | jameslovesboris wrote All of these cars are great. But I think that you should put on a police car as they are on cities skylines 2. The vehicles look more clear and realistic than the ones in the first game, and it should be obvious. Many of the cars in Cities Skylines 1 have blur almost entirely, and you'd need to use mods to change it. | |
Cities: Skylines II (2023) | All of these cars are great. But I think that you should put on a police car as they are on cities skylines 2. | |
Fiat Talento Cities: Skylines II (2023) | vocal95 wrote Look at the Steam screenshot, Ford Transit has different, slightly tilted window line, while in this van the window line (or in this case - the place where the windows are supposed to be in passenger version) is parallel to the rest of the car This is clearly either Renault Trafic or Nissan NV300 (they are the same vehicles, only rebadged) What Ford Transit are you looking at? I see the Transit Custom directly matching this van with the same exact style. The Mercedes Metris/Vito is my second choice. | |
Fiat Talento Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Look at the Steam screenshot, Ford Transit has different, slightly tilted window line, while in this van the window line (or in this case - the place where the windows are supposed to be in passenger version) is parallel to the rest of the car This is clearly either Renault Trafic or Nissan NV300 (they are the same vehicles, only rebadged) | |
 Audi A7 Sportback Cities: Skylines II (2023) | I was gonna say Kia Stinger at first | |
 International LT Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Peterbilt 579 | |
 Chevrolet Spark Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Chevrolet Spark | |
smart fortwo Cities: Skylines II (2023) | The model origin of the Smart Fortwo has always been France, and is built and assembled by the French: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_Fortwo | |
Audi A7 Sportback Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Nickolay27PM wrote Honda Accord Yes, it could be the new generation Accord with it's extreme familiarity to this car. | |
Renault Kangoo Cities: Skylines II (2023) | It has more of a Transit Connect design with the body, but there is yet to be a full image of the front part. | |
Fiat Talento Cities: Skylines II (2023) | I'm really not sure how people see this as any French vehicle when the majority of the design has a Ford Transit style. | |
 Dodge Charger Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Silnev wrote Body shape wise, it leans more towards a Charger than Camaro. And what about the rear end? | |
Dodge Charger Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Leandro wrote Or a mix of both cars Body shape wise, it leans more towards a Charger than Camaro. | |
Dodge Charger Cities: Skylines II (2023) | stratumx wrote More like '68-69 Charger Or a mix of both cars | |
Dodge Charger Cities: Skylines II (2023) | More like '68-69 Charger | |
Dodge Charger Cities: Skylines II (2023) | ´69 Chevrolet Camaro? | |
International LT Cities: Skylines II (2023) | I'd say it's 1996-2003 Volvo VN but maybe someone has better match | |
Chevrolet Spark Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Chevrolet Sonic | |
Renault Kangoo Cities: Skylines II (2023) | To me it looks like a citron berlingo. | |
Fiat Talento Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Better picture - yeah, it's clearly Renault Trafic cdn.cloudflare.steamstatic.com/steam/apps/949230/ss_46ffd368665a6b585755e164a013bfea77ec5485.jpg | |
Fiat Talento Cities: Skylines II (2023) | 2014 Renault Trafic | |
Renault Kangoo Cities: Skylines II (2023) | We need better image with the front-end, to consider which one it is, it might be any of them from Stellantis or rebranded to Toyota. Body work is definitely from the group of small vans originally by former PSA concern, Berlingo or Partner. -- Last edit: 2023-06-08 13:34:40 | |
Fiat Talento Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Iveco Daily maybe? | |
Fiat Talento Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Peterkragger wrote Renault Trafic Not even close. The front end fits better with a Ford Transit as Buick8 said | |
Fiat Talento Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Renault Trafic | |
Renault Kangoo Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Toyota Proace City | |
Audi A7 Sportback Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Honda Accord | |
Renault Kangoo Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Doblò | |
Audi A7 Sportback Cities: Skylines II (2023) | A7 sport back | |
Renault Kangoo Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Berlingo | |
Fiat Talento Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Ford transit custom? | |
Audi A7 Sportback Cities: Skylines II (2023) | VW arteon? | |
Renault Kangoo Cities: Skylines II (2023) | Berlingo/Partner? |
