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Posted: **Mon Mar 31, 2014 9:50 am**

Apex Automotive

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About Apex Automotive
Apex Automotive was founded in 1946, and began producing its first generation in 1949. Apex Automotive's HQ is located in Southern Ontario, Canada.

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Automobiles

1949 - Generation 1
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1953 - Generation 2
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1957 - Generation 3
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1962 - Generation 4
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1966 - Generation 5
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1969 - Generation 6
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1974 - Generation 7
1974 saw the oil crisis, which meant that sporty vehicles were a no-go. 6th Generation vehicles were suffering, so we decided to release a new 7th generation series.
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1979 - Generation 8
1979 was hard. The oil crisis was long gone, however people were still afraid of another one coming. Apex Automotive released the 8th generation vehicle series with the idea of simply gaining money for a secret project, one that not a lot of people knew about, even in the company. Only high up engineers and major company employees knew about this project, however Apex Automotive released info stating that "The 9th generation will return with Apex's idea of sportiness. That is the idea," to the public.

Chaser G (Chassic Code: KI82):

KI82 Chaser GS Limited by Apex Automotive, on Flickr

Chaser GS (Chassic Code: KI82):

KI82 Chaser GS Limited by Apex Automotive, on Flickr

Chaser GS Limited (Chassic Code: KI82):

KI82 Chaser GS Limited by Apex Automotive, on Flickr

Summary
The 8th generation vehicles sold moderately well, due to the moderate price and decent features of the Chaser and RS-x. In 1981, a slight overhaul to the RS-i and RS-s was performed, increasing sales a good bit to provide lots of funding to the next generation's development and production. The 8th generation was considered to be a gamechanger by many, producing the required profits and budget for the 9th generation to proceed and make the vehicles what they are today.

1982 - Generation 9
1982 was a major year for Apex Automotive. The Chaser received a complete overhaul, including the new 1.6L NA Inline 4, and the limited edition 1.8L NA DOHC Inline 4, all for sale under the CI20/CI21 Chassis codes.

Chaser G (Chassic Code: CI20):

CI20 Chaser G by Apex Automotive, on Flickr

Chaser GX (Chassic Code: CI20):

CI20 Chaser G by Apex Automotive, on Flickr

Chaser XG (Chassic Code: CI21):

CI21 Chaser XG by Apex Automotive, on Flickr

Chaser XS Limited (Chassic Code: CI21):

CI21 Chaser XG by Apex Automotive, on Flickr

Summary
All in all, the 9th generation was a big year for the company. Thanks to the oil crisis being over and done with, and having lots of money due to a major sale with the 8th Generation Chaser, Apex Automotive decided it was the right thing to do to bring back the Chaser, and have it not influenced by the high costs and sparsity of fuel. This meant that the CI20 and CI21 (The "I" is a "i", by the way) chassis were developed to perform better than the previous generations of Apex-produced vehicles.

1987 - Generation 10
1987, or the 10th generation of Apex Automobiles, brought a completely redesigned set of the Chaser, RS-i, RS-x, and RS-s. The sales of the previous Chaser and RS-i were astounding, meaning that the next generation was completely redesigned andd much better due to the massive budget.

Chaser G (Chassic Code: CE30):

CE30 Chaser G by Apex Automotive, on Flickr

Chaser GS (Chassic Code: CE30):

CE30 Chaser G by Apex Automotive, on Flickr

Chaser S (Chassic Code: CE31):

CE31 Chaser X by Apex Automotive, on Flickr

Chaser XS (Chassic Code: CE31):

CE31 Chaser X by Apex Automotive, on Flickr

Summary
Once again, this generation was very good for the company. Sales skyrocketed again, especially in 1991, with the release of the fuel injected RS-s GT-S. This meant that the company's other vehicles sold great, as well, and the company soon began to design the 11th generation in 1994, with the vehicles having their big debut in 1995. This success was major, and the company hoped that the fresh, modern, rounded design would assist the vehicles in sales.

1995 - Generation 11
Generation 11 brought a much more rounded and aerodynamic design to the table, along with a technologically superior engine setup as opposed to the previous 10th generation. This brought much more capabilities to the Apex series, along with much more competition and much higher projected sale numbers.

Chaser G (Chassic Code: CE40):

CE40 Chaser G by Apex Automotive, on Flickr

Chaser TST Limited AWD(Chassic Code: CE41):

CE41 Chaser TST Limited by Apex Automotive, on Flickr

Chaser GS(Chassic Code: CE42):

CE42 Chaser GS by Apex Automotive, on Flickr

Chaser GX(Chassic Code: CE43):

CE43 Chaser GX by Apex Automotive, on Flickr

Chaser TS AWD Rally Edition(Chassic Code: CE44):

CE44 Chaser TS by Apex Automotive, on Flickr

1998 - Generation 12
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2003 - Generation 13
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2006 - Generation 14
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2011 - Generation 15
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2015 - Generation 16
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2019 - Generation 17
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Borovian Motors

About Borovian Motors
Borovian Motors was created as a sub-brand to Apex Automotive in 1948. Borovian Motors' HQ is located in Southern Ontario, Canada, near Apex Automotive's HQ.

NEWS:
-The 1949 RS-i is here to stay! Get a 4.4 liter V8 or a 4.6 liter V8 in the two packages! Enjoy!

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Automobiles

1949 - Generation 1
1949 saw the first generation on Borovian automobiles. The RS-i was released under the brand of "Borovian Motors", and the Chaser was released under the Apex name. Times were tough, but many people considered May 23rd 1949 to be the birthdate of a to-be great company. Sales were lower than average, mainly due to the overpriced RS-i and RS-x, which were both released under the Borovian Motors name.

RS-i 4.4 V8 (Chassic Code: TQ12):

TQ12 RS-i 4.4 V8 by Apex Automotive, on Flickr

RS-i 4.6 Supreme (Chassic Code: TQ12):

TQ12 RS-i 4.4 V8 by Apex Automotive, on Flickr

1953 - Generation 2
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1957 - Generation 3
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1962 - Generation 4
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1966 - Generation 5
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1969 - Generation 6
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1974 - Generation 7
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1979 - Generation 8
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1982 - Generation 9
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1987 - Generation 10
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1995 - Generation 11
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1998 - Generation 12
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2003 - Generation 13
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2006 - Generation 14
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2011 - Generation 15
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2015 - Generation 16
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2019 - Generation 17
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Posted: **Mon Mar 31, 2014 1:22 pm**

Mother of quality vehicles! I like that RS-i! Also, your formatting is awesome and very well organized.

Posted: **Mon Mar 31, 2014 7:56 pm**

I like the front of the RS-i, it looks sporty and aggressive. But the back is the complete opposite. You made a nice shape with the thin tail lights, but it makes the back look a bit empty and there's only one small exhaust which looks kinda inadequate for a sporty car. Adding a lip and a second exhaust pipe should help, you can also try putting another thin white light into the middle of the shape you made with those back lights.

Posted: **Tue Apr 01, 2014 8:46 am**

I really like taillights, but as TheTom said, they look a bit empty. The front grille is one of the best I have seen. Also, the way you organize everything by price is great!

Posted: **Tue Apr 01, 2014 2:29 pm**

I would inverse the tail-lights.

Posted: **Fri Apr 04, 2014 12:26 pm**

Thanks everyone! Now that the new update is out (Think of open beta), the RS-i has been lost in space and time D:
But no worries! I am working on the RS-i and RS-x from the 40's all the way to the modern 2014!
Also, a lot of work has been going into the Apex Automotive Test Track

Posted: **Sun Apr 06, 2014 3:46 am**

New layouts and stuffs! I hope you enjoy

Posted: **Sun Apr 06, 2014 3:50 am**

The most important thing for cars are the main car stats, you should look into adding those

Posted: **Mon Apr 07, 2014 7:05 am**

Yeah, I'm on it. It's just been a tough past few days, school and all. But now that it's a weekend, I've got more to take care of, including tests and stuff. But, I'll get around to posting the stats

Posted: **Sun Apr 20, 2014 8:46 am**

The new page is here!

EDIT: Small changes

Posted: **Mon Apr 21, 2014 4:17 am**

Bump.

Posted: **Mon Apr 21, 2014 4:53 am**

I like the models of the 9 gen you have made. Keep it up.

Posted: **Mon Apr 21, 2014 5:12 am**

Thanks

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Posted: **Fri Apr 25, 2014 10:26 am**

Another bump.

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