B.M.C Maestro 1927 (Police car) (fictional)

Fictional Lore:

During the roaring 20s, the B.Motor Company was still just a relatively small company, albeit it already had branches in the United States and Germany, but those were just small factories, only producing parts and components. To propel the company into the real big leagues, a plan was made to produce a true masterpiece of a car. In 1927, the Maestro entered the B.M.C family, a spacious, comfortable, fast and reliable car, at an affordable price. The car was a huge success and the comapny was able to achieve its goal with it: production could barely keep up with demand and the car was exported to all around the world.
Apart from civilian buyers, many police forces and taxi companies wanted to expand their fleets with the Maestro, which B.M.C was happy to help with.
The success of the car allowed the company to be able to get through the crash of '29 realitvely intact, so that by the mid 30s, B.M.C was ready to start working on new models. Even though prdouction ended in 1934, The Maestro remained a common sight on roads all they way to the mid 40s.

Controls:

Important notice! The suspension system only works on high physics, so make sure you set it to high before you use the car!

• Pitch-Roll - Drive
• AG1 - Headlights
• AG2 - Police lights
• AG3 - Fog lights
• AG4 - Windshield wiper

Credits:

• MintLynx - Wheel rim rotator FT code
• aerodummy - The Penderson 25hp (1921) and the Penderson Pickup 1930 on the screenshots

Other Versions:

Civilian version: >>click here or the image<<

Pickup truck version: >>click here or the image<<

Jundroo city taxi version: >>click here or the image<<

Budapest grey taxi version: >>click here or the image<<

Mafia car version: >>click here or the image<<

Gallery:

As always, I hope you like this build and have fun with it!