Overall, the mod is good. The exterior of the car is nicely done, the interior is also decent, the wheels in version 1.5 look fine, the lighting and overall detailing leave a good impression.


However, there are two noticeable issues when driving from the interior.


The first is that the camera starts to jerk unpleasantly when stopped. The reason turned out to be the attachment of the internal cameras to the seat nodes. After moving the cameras to the rigid nodes of the body/floor and adjusting the damping, the problem completely disappeared.


The second is that with the lights on, some of the dashboard needles became dull. The materials used for the needles had a translucent scheme with low opacity and AddAlpha. After correcting the material and emissive, the needles began to glow evenly and noticeably richer.


After these two fixes, the mod is perceived quite differently. The car is pleasant, driving from the interior has become comfortable. The base of the mod is good, but these minor shortcomings should be fixed by the author in the next update.

Overall, the mod is decent, even leaning towards good. The exterior, interior, dashboard, navigation, lighting, and overall number of features are well done.


However, there are some odd decisions. For instance, why add configurations for manual transmission when the interior is designed for an automatic gearbox? This immediately stands out when driving from the interior and disrupts the impression.


The mod is good at its core, but it lacks refinement in the details. If the configurations are aligned with the interior and such inconsistencies are removed, it will be a truly strong piece of work.

The mod is great. It's well designed both outside and inside, the dashboard and interior are pleasant, and driving from the cabin is especially enjoyable. There are many configurations, body kits, and opening elements. At times, it even reminds me of the Panamera — especially with the overall style of the interior and the Porsche atmosphere. It drives nicely and looks high quality. I will definitely keep it in my collection.

AI works wonders)) Chat GPT in work mode, yes sometimes in regular chat, if you don't need to completely tear apart the mod it manages.

there isn't a single .dae body in the mod. Instead of a proper 3D model, there are only:
r34.dts — ~64 MB
BigEminemMODEL.dts — ~17 MB wow))) Geniuses, damn))

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One of the best car mods for BeamNG.drive that I've been using for more than one version.


Skoda Superb here truly feels like a complete car, not just a pretty 3D model. The body and interior, dashboard, lights, animations, gearboxes, and engines are well made. The car drives nicely, feels right in terms of weight and suspension, and there's no sense of a toy or an unfinished mod.


A separate plus is the number of details and interactivity: pre-facelift and facelift, different configurations, numerous setups, opening elements, functional mirrors, rearview camera, control animations, and interior elements. All of this doesn't come off as a set of features just for the sake of it — the mod is genuinely convenient to use constantly.


I tested previous versions even before the update to 0.39, and the quality of the mod has been consistently high. Version 1.5 has become even more polished and better adapted to the current BeamNG.


In my opinion, this is exactly the level you want to see from a good car mod.


10/10.

For now, probably the highest quality Gazelle

Very sturdy Vesta and one of the best implementations of this car for BeamNG. The exterior and interior are nicely done, the suspension feels lively, there is a decent set of configurations, and overall the car really resembles the Vesta, not just a body on someone else's physics.


However, during operation, quite a few minor issues came up, so I made significant improvements to the mod for myself: fixed the tachometer and its correspondence to real RPMs/cutoff, removed the glass fogginess, adjusted the dashboard lighting, exhaust, sports calipers, default steering assistance, and oil starvation during braking. I also refined the engines and turbo configurations to make everything run and feel more adequate.


There are still some separate moments like multimedia and some minor features of the configs, but the base itself is very good and rewarding for improvement. If it weren't for the rear suspension, it would be a 10 out of 10)


In its original form — a good mod. After a little tweaking — it's really great. 9/10.

VAZ-2104 / 2105 / 2107 is one of the best mods for the classic cars in BeamNG. Even in its basic form, the car is very lively: the body, interior, suspension, and road behavior are well represented, with functional interior elements, opening parts, various engines, and configurations.


What I especially like is that the mod is well-suited for further modifications. After adjusting the transmission, fixing some minor details in the interior, and adding more interesting configurations, the car becomes even more impressive — the classic starts to feel not just like a mod, but like a full-fledged project that you genuinely want to customize for yourself.


There are some rough edges, which is normal for such a large mod, but the foundation is very strong. The atmosphere of the old VAZ is conveyed excellently: both externally and in terms of the driving experience.


For me — it's the top of the top among mods for domestic classics. And after carefully fine-tuning some aspects — it’s one of those cars that you want to keep in the garage permanently.


10/10. A classic that you want to not just drive, but constantly refine and build in your own style.

Volvo S60/V60 P3 — a solid, sturdy mod without unnecessary showiness. The car is made neatly and cohesively: pleasant exterior, decent interior, good materials, its own sounds, functional dashboard, navigation, lights, mirrors, and opening elements. Plus, there are as many as 35 configurations, a bunch of wheel options, and quite a wide customization of the interior — there’s plenty to build a Volvo to your liking.


What I especially like is that the mod doesn’t feel like an empty beautiful shell. It’s simply enjoyable to drive: the calm civilian character of Volvo is well conveyed, and the different versions of S60 and V60 allow you to choose either an ordinary everyday car or something more interesting.


The most noticeable downside for me is the lack of proper animation for the manual transmission. There is a manual gearbox, but the lever in the cabin doesn’t respond to shifts, and after mods with full animation, this stands out. Moreover, the automatic here, on the contrary, has been refined: the author improved its shifting logic, and on the facelifted versions, paddle shifters were added.


But this is a drawback, not a reason to dismiss the mod. Everything else is assembled quite well, without any critical flaws.


Just a good Volvo. Not “wow, everyone download it urgently,” but a reliable 8/10: installed, drove around — and you don’t want to delete it. If only the manual lever were animated, it would be even better.

This is a car with charisma. The 1967 Chevrolet Impala is one of those cases where just cruising around the map is already interesting. A long hood, chrome, a huge body, an old American interior — it doesn’t try to be the perfect sports car; it doesn’t need to be. It has a different talent: creating an atmosphere.


And the mod itself doesn’t kill this atmosphere. The body and interior are well crafted, the engine bay, PBR materials, dashboard, pedals, and gear lever are animated, the mirrors and lights work, and the body elements open. There are 13 configurations, custom wheels and skins, and version 1.1 has already been updated for BeamNG 0.39.x.


But the dry listing of features isn’t the main thing here. The main thing is you get in, start it up, and you already want to drive somewhere at night on a long American highway. And it’s a crime to do this without the right music: Kansas — Carry On Wayward Son, AC/DC, Black Sabbath… And if you remember the Winchester brothers, that’s it — the picture is complete.


Moreover, it’s great precisely because it doesn’t require 1000 horsepower and Dragy at every traffic light. You can just listen to the engine, look at that endless hood, and roll wherever your eyes take you. Or you can go all out — after all, this old American metal knows how to turn gasoline into noise, smoke, and good vibes.


Very charismatic and soulful mod. It may not be the most technologically advanced car in the BeamNG garage, but it’s one of those that has its own face. Such cars aren’t deleted after testing — they’re kept for a special mood.


9/10. Carry on, my wayward son… and a full tank.

Finally got it to a more or less normal state))

Interesting Toyota FJ Cruiser, but with a few annoying limitations. Externally, the mod makes a good impression: the body and interior model are neat, there’s PBR, functional lighting, mirrors, opening elements, animated pedals, handbrake, and dashboard. Plus, it claims to have 17 configurations right away, so the mod is far from empty in terms of content.


But the main downside for me is the absence of the native V6. For the FJ Cruiser, this is still an important part of the car's character, and when there’s something else under the hood, the impression isn’t quite the same. The situation can be partially salvaged with third-party engine packs, but it would be nice if a proper V6 were implemented from the start.


The second point is that the manual transmission is not fully realized. There is a version with a manual gearbox, but there’s no proper interior for it: the lever is absent in the cabin, and the animations mainly feature the automatic selector. Against the backdrop of the fact that an animated gear shift lever is claimed on the page, this is particularly noticeable.


It’s a pity because the mod has potential otherwise. The FJ Cruiser is a very atmospheric vehicle, and with a proper V6 and a complete manual setup, it could become a truly memorable off-roader for BeamNG.


In its current form — a good, interesting mod, but it feels a bit unfinished precisely where character is desired. If the powertrain and interior for the manual were improved, it would be a whole different level.

Very high-quality and lively BMW M5 E60. One of those mods where the car feels not just like a well-made model, but like a car with character. The sound is especially pleasing — it really adds half the atmosphere and fits the E60 perfectly. The detailing is also at a good level: interior, engine bay, dashboard, lights, mirrors, radio, navigation, opening elements — it’s clear that the mod wasn’t made in a hurry.


A separate plus is the huge number of configurations: there are 132 here, plus sedan and wagon, tuning, custom wheels, and skins. There’s plenty to play with both for stock and for a more aggressive build. In the fix for 0.39, lighting and rear optics were also corrected, so the mod feels good on the current version of the game.


But the main thing is it’s lively in motion. It sounds good, feels nice from the cabin, and doesn’t look empty or plastic. There are technically more detailed cars, but this E60 stands out for its overall cohesion.


A worthy “Beemer” that you really want to keep in the garage. For sound, atmosphere, and detailing — a confident 9/10.

Alfa Romeo Giulia — a real racing machine and one of those mods that make you want to launch BeamNG just to drive. The car turned out to be very cohesive: beautiful on the outside, pleasant from the inside, and most importantly, with character. It doesn’t feel like another pretty 3D model stretched over random physics.


What’s especially pleasing is the behavior on the road. The Giulia is lively, fast, and exciting — you want to take turns, play with the gas, and constantly drive a little faster than you intended. At the same time, the physics don’t look blatantly arcade: the author used JBeam based on ETK 800 with elements from Bastion, separately tuning the weight distribution and torque curves.


The content is also good: 10 configurations, different interior options, wheels, and factory colors, plus GTA/GTAm versions. And what’s especially important now — the mod is fully adapted for BeamNG 0.39, not just barely surviving the update.


There are mods that are technically more detailed, there are cars with even more interactivity, but this Alfa’s main draw is the driving experience. You get in, step on the gas — and that’s it, another lap, another turn, another check of how fast it can go.


One of my favorite cars in BeamNG. Beautiful, fierce, and very pleasant to drive. A real racing machine. A confident 9/10.

A solid Lexus with a manual — without unnecessary pomp, but with character.
The mod doesn’t try to impress with some incredible detailing, but overall it’s made nicely: good exterior, decent interior, functional dashboard, navigator, lights, mirrors, interactive elements, and quite a few configurations. For 0.39, the main things are adapted, so the car feels quite lively and complete.


What stands out here is the combination of 3S-GE and manual transmission. It results in a non-canonical factory IS F, but rather an interesting author’s version — light in mood, honest, with a manual and a normal atmospheric character. No “step on the gas — and you’re off to space”: it’s just nice to rev the engine, click through the gears, and drive yourself.


Not a wow-mod and not a benchmark for graphics, just a good Japanese manual. One you put in the garage and don’t delete. For me — a solid 8/10.

Old good gainer — that's exactly how I call this RS4 B5. There used to be a very famous project with that name on Drive2, and this Audi in BeamNG perfectly conveys that image: a compact station wagon that looks almost calm on the outside, but drives anything but calm.


The mod still holds up very well. The exterior and interior are well made, normal PBR materials, the engine bay is detailed, it has its own sounds, a working dashboard, a navigator, mirrors, lights, opening elements, and tuning. In the version for 0.39, they separately fixed the lighting, triggers, and dashboard texture, so the mod doesn't just "launch" formally, but is really adapted to the current version of the game.


It's especially pleasing that the car feels like an old fast Audi, and not just modern physics under the B5 body. It has that character of the late 90s — early 2000s: a strict interior, minimal showiness, all-wheel drive, and the feeling that there is much more hidden under the hood than the exterior suggests.


There are only seven configurations, but personally, that's enough for me: the mod relies not on quantity, but on overall integrity. It's pleasant and simply calm to drive, and to push it — and even after years it still doesn't look morally outdated.


One of those old mods that you don't want to delete after five minutes of testing. The RS4 B5 is still a great option for the BeamNG garage. For me, it's a solid 9/10 — for the atmosphere, character, and the fact that the "gainer" is still alive.

Very decent Haval F7 and a good base for BeamNG 0.39.
The model is externally well made, the body is recognizable, the proportions are good, and the interior is quite detailed. It's nice that the author didn't limit themselves to one or two versions: there are many configurations, various wheels, civilian options, taxis, and police. The opening elements also add liveliness to the car.


A separate plus of this version is the adaptation of lighting and triggers for BeamNG 0.39. It's clear that the mod wasn't just re-uploaded from an old version, but at least the main things were brought to a working state. The performance is also good: with a fairly detailed model, the car doesn't create any abnormal load on the game.


Of course, this mod can't be called perfect. In some moments, the age of the original work is felt, and there are little things that I would like to refine further — especially if you're used to newer and very detailed cars. But there's nothing here that would completely ruin the impression.


After a few of my own tweaks, the mod has really settled in well with us: we refined it a bit to meet our requirements, fixed some minor details — and ended up with an F7 that is really pleasant to drive, not just to look at for five minutes and delete.


Moreover, I like the overall integrity: the appearance, interior, number of configurations, and the behavior of the car together create a normal feeling of a modern crossover. This is not the case where a beautiful 3D model hides a completely raw mod.


Thanks to the author for a good foundation and for keeping the mod alive on the current version of the game. For fans of Haval and just modern civilian cars, it's definitely worth a try. With a little tweaking to suit yourself, it turns out to be a very pleasant vehicle.

A great Civic has turned out. Externally everything is recognizable and neat, the interior is also well made, the car feels cohesive and atmospheric. It lacks any superstars from the sky, but I didn’t notice any obvious annoying flaws — just a good, quality Japanese car. As they say, the Japanese make things

The mod looks quite decent externally: the body is made well, the proportions are recognizable, and the car overall has an atmospheric appearance. If you mainly drive from the third person, it's fine, but from the interior, it's just 'meh'. Overall, the mod is not bad, but the interior clearly needs improvement.

The mod looks quite decent externally: the body is made well, the proportions are recognizable, and the car overall has an atmospheric appearance. But the interior noticeably spoils the impression — the materials and detailing are quite average. Overall, the mod is not bad, but the interior clearly needs improvement.