You are given $20 billion to found an auto company with a lineup of up to 10 vehicles

You are given $20 billion to found an auto company with a lineup of up to 10 vehicles.

They may share platforms but they must be unique in body style if so.

What do you call your company?

What is it's vehicle lineup?

Include engines, transmissions, relevant options etc.

Protip: If you want your brand to survive you should at least make one or two vehicles that will be a hit with normies to bank roll development of better cars.

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Go away jojo faggot.

>Sabot Motor Corp.
>Engines
2.0L I4 Eco Turbo, 190HP-250HP, 270lb ft
3.2L I6, optional turbo for performance, 290-400HP, 450 lb ft
5.2L I8 Shortblock, 400-550HP, 720-800lb ft, 800HP SC model
6.5L I8 Longblock SC, 800-920HP, 1050lb ft
hybrid crap I can call Toyota for
I8s have very high compression and 4-cylinder deactivation to average around 25-30MPG highway, optional full deativation for city to maintain 20-25MPG
>A Platform
Eger 2.0L/3.2L Hot Hatch: Non-Haldex RWD, fold down rear seats, 2200-2500lbs, Fit/Fiesta ST Pricing
Caribou 3.2L/5.2L Coupe/Sedan, 3000-3300lbs, CTS-level pricing
Puma 5.2L/6.5L Sports Sedan, 2800-3200lbs. Challenger competitior
>Specialized Platform
Hopra 2.0L Kei-car sized euromobile, 1800lbs, Suzuki Swift pricing
Auroch 3.2/5.2/6.5/7.3L(stroked 6.5), Silverado platform, typical truck with barebones body, trim dependant interior, Colorado/Ranger competition, much better towing and performance
Bison 3.2/5.2/6.5L, SUV, basic shit X5/X5M competitor
Hiena 3.2L/5.2/6.5L sports coupe, 2900lbs, Electric Supercharger option to bring 6.5 above 1000HP. Camaro ZL1/GT350 competitor
Wraith 6.5L halo car, tuned to 1000HP ESC, LMP car detuned for road. Won't sell many, but it better dominate GT racing
Wendigo 2.0L Hybrid LMP Car, limited homologation rule car for racing, 2.0 detuned so it doesn't shit itself in 40 minutes

I'll have to see this when I get home, not enough time to work on this now but am interested.

Some corrections
>Kei car is actually a 1.2L Destroked non-turbo version of the 2.0L
>Auroch is built on licensed chassis, Silverado, F-150, Nissan, doesn't matter
>Bison shares the platform with the Auroch if it's non-licensed
>Puma shares components with Caribou when not weight or performance limiting
>I6 is an I8 with less cylinders, I4 is electrically supercharged instead of turbo, to save engine bay space and at the same time reduce lag

>Pigfat

North Star Motors

Blitz and Bounce
B segment hatch and crossover
>n/a 2L @ 155hp or 1.8t @ 176hp
>transverse FWD based
>AWD standard on crossover
>5mt or CVT
>competes with Ford Fiesta/Ecosport Honda Fit, and Toyota Yaris

Carver and Crosstown
C segment hatch and crossover
>1.8t or 2.0t @ 235hp
>transverse FWD based
>AWD as option on crossover
>CVT for 1.8, 6at for 2.0, 6mt for either
>focused at Ford Focus and Honda CR-V

Delicante, Delicante Coupè, Delicante Xperiance
Full size sedan, coupe, and crossover
>2.0t or n/a 3.5L V6 @ 288hp or 2.5t @ 335hp
>6mt only on coupe, 6at for 2.0t or 3.5, 8at for 2.5t
>transverse FWD based
>AWD standard on crossover, optional on sedan
>coupe has performance trim
>competes with Accord, Camry, Ford Taurus and Edge, or any full size sedan and SUV based on them

Fieldman Truck/Pioneer SUV
Pickup Truck and SUV platform
>3.5 V6, 4.8L V8 @ 401hp, or 3L I6 turbodiesel @ 250hp and 430ft/lbs of torque
>6mt or 8at
>longitudinal RWD based ofc
>AWD/4x4 standard on SUV, trim level on pickup
>locking diffs on 4x4 models
>live axles
>have no-frills, all work aesthetic for trucks
>off road emphasis/packages for SUV
>Truck aimed at competing with import pickups
>4x4 aimed at import 4x4s while providing features unavailable to domestic 4x4s

Halcyon
MR halo car
>2.0t 6mt
>3.5 6mt or 6at
>2.5t 6mt or 8at
>space frame construction
>monocoque mody
>all wheel steering on top trim
>design cues from 80s sports cars, but modern aerodynamics
>budget oriented, losses on this car are made up by volume sales of other cars


Engine/transmission choice is available in any trim.

3 trims for B and C and trucks
>base
I hope you like manual everything
>standard
Infotainment and power things
>Lux
Leather, heated shit

full size platform gets a 4th
>premium
Stainless steel and leather accents
Packages for wood panel interior trim
Fancier rims

Halcyon has 2 trims
>standard
>GT
Only for 2.5t and adds 4ws, larger brakes, summer tires, and lux features

This is the most bland soulless lineup i've heard of.

China tier desu.

At least the company will survive and actually produce a real halo car and isn’t just wishful thinking: the company like this post

Wishful thinking is the point, if you could do literally anything why aim low? Otherwise you're just going to be Chrysler 2.0. of course I probably can't develop an electric supercharged inline 8 for a sports sedan, but why would I just say boring shit in a thread that isn't real?

But yeah I'm very happy I read about your CVT 1.8T crossover, it was a real good use of everybody's imagination

I make a company that creates lightweight, simple vehicles with over engineered engines with larger displacement that are built with easy repairs in mind. I pay to license ford engines and bodies.
Remake first gen and 78-79 Broncos, 50s pickups, 69-70 mustangs, and 90s escorts/focuses. I redesign the ford 9.5” Windsor and 8.2” windsor to be more thermally efficient and come standard with canted valves. I also redesign the 2.3 Lima block to accept displacements of 3L without modifications. Sell them as is and not worry about the money, label them as “kits” to skirt emissions and safety regulations.

I'd give all 20 billion to politicians and nhtsa/ncap so we can have pedestrian unsafe cars again.

I'd make a company focused exclusively on manufacturing 505s. Since they stopped making african 504s I'd already have a main market. South America, Eastern Europe and South Asia could be secondary markets. We could also sell them as sturfy drift bases on the side.

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$20 billion probably isn't enough.

Three things are more important than the lineup:
>Buying a factory that has only recently closed (so that talent is still available) or another manufacturer.
>Having either very skilled marketers or very marketable top talent that can hold the attention of not just the automotive press, but also regular news media
>Starting out with profitable cars that do not have direct competitors or that compete in a market that is exclusive enough that everyone intentionally sells fewer cars than demand.

So my first car is going to be a diesel electric luxury offroader that has no driveshafts or axles, but has 55,000 ft lbs torque in 6 hub motors.

The second car will be full electric with available gas turbine range extender, have 2000 horsepower, the best autonomy I can buy, and seat 4 in a futuristic bubble best described as a Scandinavian reimagining of a Japanese hypermodern reimagining of 1950s cartoonists concept of a car from the year 3000.

The third car will be a G-Wagen like plebiscite version of the first, the forth car will be an incredibly phallic two seat retractable hardtop electric sportscar with a 0-60 under 2 seconds that makes tie fighter noises above half throttle and a 8hz infrasound below, the fifth car will be a 8 seat (3 rows plus jumpseats in the cargo bay) hub motor minivan that can lift itself until it has 18 inches of clearance and then shit all over a wrangler in the adverts, the sixth car will be a mass appeal crossover with 300 miles of range and a price under 50k, the sixth car will be an electric pickup with enough beans to tow a 30,000 lb trailer up the Eisenhower Pass and an optional diesel range extender, the 7th car will be a $25,000 subcompact that is as autonomous as I can sell for that price and styled like something out of Ghost in the Shell or Akira, seats 4, 200 miles range, unusual doors...

The 8th car will be the first conventional sedan, an interior farmed out to a coach builder, 19 feet long, B pillarless suicide rear doors, 1200 miles range, similar interior dimension to a 1975 Sedan DeVille, the ninth car will be an electric half ton pickup for under $50k to start, the tenth car will be a jeep sized offroader for Jeep prices.

>I8

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you know it big boy

I'm not autistic enough to figure out everything but I'll say one thing
the cars would have 80s/90s styling and would appeal to the retro crowd

Kuroba Motors

Quattropace

Those were comfy threads.

Whatever happened to that project?

the dude's pretty much finished with it. he's on the /ovg/ discord if you want to pester him

>What do you call your company?
K'on

>What is it's vehicle lineup?
1 - ebike with the cells inside the frame becuase I'm not a retarded leftist faggot.
2 - extended range electric motorcyle.
3 - Twingo, patents are expired.
(trademarks aren't so it would be called something such that the name badge could easily be made to read Twingo, something like Fy'yingo with a stylized f)
4 - extended range electric full sized truck.
5 - extended range electric luxury sedan.
6 - Humvee, all variants
7 - german Wiesel tankette, all variants
8 - Keicar pickup
9 - Kübelwagen
10 - panoz gtr1

Sink 19 billion into stock in Ford, BMW, VW, Toyota, Renault, Nissan, and Honda so that the dividends can pay our taxes, employee salaries, and operating costs.
Now I only have to charge customers for the material cost and a note asking for an optional donation. ~200 million a year is more than enough to operate with.

I put 500 million into the design and procurement of standardized universal manufacturing.
I spend 199 million engineering and reverse engineering the above designs
I spend 0.99 million on summer design interns to make sketches of car designs they think non-cucks americans would think look cool, with a $1,000 bonus to the 10 best designs.
I put 200 million aside in case there is a global crash and the dividends stop.
I put aside 90 million for exploratory non-automobile projects. (I intend for us to be the next daewoo)
I then spend 9 million of property.
Then I put 0.99 million into my retirement fund.
I then spend $10,000 on Veeky Forums ads targeting /k/ Veeky Forums and /n/

>TRIAL AEROWORKS
Primarily an engine manufacturer that builds original (impracticle) fibreglass bodies inspired by late 20th century concept cars from reality and fiction.
The customer / dealer attaches the mirrors seperately to exploit kit-car laws.
>Engines
TAG16: Gasoline 1.6L I4, 120HP, 105lb ft
TAG20: Gasoline 2.0L I4, 160HP, 140lb ft
TAD24: Diesel 2.4L I4, 100HP, 150lb ft
>Lineup
Rabbit
- 2 door kei class "buggy" w/ convertible trim
- n/a TAG16 rwd
- 5sp mt or 4sp auto
Knight
- 4 door "rally style" small sedan
- n/a TAG20 rwd
- 5sp mt or 4sp auto
Empress
- 2 door "supercar" (bootleg f40)
- turbo TAG20 rwd
- 5sp mt or 4sp auto
Shepard
- 2 door pickup w/ styleside tub
- turbo TAD24 4wd
- 5sp mt or 4sp auto

When the lack of enthusiasts eventually bankrupt the business, I'll just flip it to GM and write my suicide note

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spill $20b into R&D for a halo car to end them all.

Make one truck that blows ford away in towing and carrying capacity.
Use the money from that to make an almost SUV with a similar body because most people buy those.

If the company hasn't fallen apart make a rwd grand tourer with a fastback design that is around wrx levels of heavy and a minivan with a similar frame.

If the company still hasn't collapsed yet make the closest thing to an old mini, a beetle, or that little green/yellow Toyota prototype that can be sold in the states as a hybrid that still has decent power or is electric like a not retarded new nsx. It will also look kind of cute.

If the company still hasn't crashed and burned take the little car from above, raise it a little, give it smaller wheels but larger tires, and sell it as a rally version.

Everything will have at least 250 hp except the little car and be an i6 with decent visibility. Later generations will be focused on material improvements to keep weight from bloating even further.

Then focus on reliability and efficiency improvements.

If somewhere along the line the company is close to collapsing, skip straight to the little gay car

Davis Motors

The first model is just "G"
>Basically a Honda Fit but more stripped and better looking
>FWD
>1.8 liter turbo economically tuned at like 150hp
>ALL amenities that aren't required by law are optional and none of them are bundled together. Except AC/heater and basic radio with auxiliary jack
>Any color other than black or white costs more
>Basically would let people get a brand new car with no unnecessary features for under $15k

Second model is "PG"
>Sedan
>Comfy styling
>RWD
>Single turbo 3.0 V6, again tuned economically to about 200hp
>Comes with alloy wheels, nav, Bluetooth, and cloth seats - leather and sunroof are optional
>Basically a nice cruiser like an Infiniti

Both of these would make the normie bucks to pay for the following two models

"PG13"
>Twin turbo 3.8 V6 with 320hp
>RWD or AWD (PG13 and PG13a respectively)
>built on the PG platform but with much more aggressive front and rear bumpers, wheels, lights, and mirrors, with an added lip on the back and "13" motif badges throughout
>most luxury features are included, except leather and sunroof

"R"
>AWD or RWD
>Twin-turbo 5.0 V8 with 500hp
>Subtle side-rear dump dual exhausts
>Two-door fastback (Mustang sized) with huge trunk instead of a back seat and long wheelbase
>19" wheels in rear, 18" in front, wild-ass looking wheels, Brembos
>6MT or auto (for the boomers)
>Comes standard with all the tech and luxury you'd want without crossing into S-class territory
>custom metallic paint, only dark colors
>custom "DAVIS R" badging throughout
>Magnetic suspension
>Electronic exhaust cutouts ("for track use only")

10 different crossovers and then drown in the revenue

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