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Syron Motorworks - A New Zealand Pedigree

PostPosted: Fri Sep 18, 2015 1:05 pm
by Vri404
Welcome to Syron Motorworks

Founded in 2004 to build and construct kit-cars off of a modified Caterham Super 7 chassis and engine, was taken over by Fox Manor Automotive in 2015 due to a lack of funds. They were upgraded from a small autoshop in Rangiora to a larger factory on the outskirts of Christchurch city to create smaller, everyday vehicles for the average consumer. They are also working on something. Something cool, as I've been told.

~ Harry Scotchman, PR Manager @ Fox Manor Automotive

LINEUP As of 2016:

Syron Gyro - Small hatchback made with reliability in mind

Syron 48VPhantom - A Crossover for the average user.

Syron Karion (Said Carry on) - A Sedan/Coupe made for the low end luxury market.

Syron D-Maxi - A Transporter Van.

Syron CrossRoad - An SUV for more daily living than proper off-road use

Re: Syron Motorworks - A New Zealand Pedigree

PostPosted: Fri Sep 18, 2015 2:18 pm
by Vri404
2016 Syron Gyro
A-Spec:
A small-ish hatchback for any market. Running a DOHC 20V I4 with 140hp on tap. Made as an economy machine. The A-Spec is the cheap, entry level vehicle, with a 6-speed Automatic transmission. The Gyro is the staple of the Syron line-up.

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Re: Syron Motorworks - A New Zealand Pedigree

PostPosted: Fri Sep 18, 2015 3:04 pm
by Vri404
2016 Syron Gyro

B-Spec:
The B-Spec is the Faster, less efficient version of the Gryo. Mated to a 5-Speed Manual, and the DOHC I4 making 155hp, makes this a faster car. The Interior has gotten some upgrades, and the exterior has had some minor tweaks. There is also the addition of power steering, and much stronger brakes.

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All Data was compared to the A-Spec

Re: Syron Motorworks - A New Zealand Pedigree

PostPosted: Fri Sep 18, 2015 11:46 pm
by HybridTronny
Well , nice design of the Gyro and it seems it can compete with my Orbit although the last model i've created was in 2001.

The only problem is the tailights , they seems a way out of the place for me , i dunno i could be one.Would be nice if you make those tailights bigger but i'm not like "Make those tailights bigger!", it's just my opinion.In a nutshell , i'd like to buy this car if this exist in real life.

Re: Syron Motorworks - A New Zealand Pedigree

PostPosted: Sat Sep 19, 2015 5:37 am
by ArnRno
Just a quick question on the B-Spec model -

Did you mean to make the front tires wider than the rear? I get that it probably bumped your drivability a bit, helped with tire spin, but I can't say it's very practical for a car like this.

Then again, I have problems with the game changing the tires size without asking me, so I thought that might be it, too. I'll get them where I want, then by the time I'm on the overview, often one or the other width has changed on it's own.

Re: Syron Motorworks - A New Zealand Pedigree

PostPosted: Sat Sep 19, 2015 5:41 am
by Oskiinus
Nice car as a start! Not a fan of this styling but still okay.

BTW. When I read the name of the car (Gyro) I thought of Gyro salad.

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Pretty yummy name :)

Re: Syron Motorworks - A New Zealand Pedigree

PostPosted: Sat Sep 19, 2015 2:27 pm
by Vri404
HybridTronny wrote:The only problem is the tailights , they seems a way out of the place for me , i dunno i could be one.Would be nice if you make those tailights bigger but i'm not like "Make those tailights bigger!", it's just my opinion.In a nutshell , i'd like to buy this car if this exist in real life.


I had no clue what to do with the taillights. Nothing fit to how I wanted to do it. That's the main reason as to why.

Re: Syron Motorworks - A New Zealand Pedigree

PostPosted: Sun Sep 27, 2015 3:17 pm
by Vri404
2016 Syron Karion

The Karion is here, a V8 engine in a 2 or 4 door vehicle. The car comes in three models, The C-, D-, and E-Series.

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E-Series

The E-Series is the family-styled sedan, with a 400hp 6.0L N/A V8, with all power to the rear wheels. it is the entry level model. The car isn't the lightest thing, but it does move at its own rapid pace. With prices of the E-Series starting at US$92,500. (other nations at current exchange rate are equivalent to US price)

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Re: Syron Motorworks - A New Zealand Pedigree

PostPosted: Sun Sep 27, 2015 8:21 pm
by Oskiinus
Design At the front screams Mercedes :P

Re: Syron Motorworks - A New Zealand Pedigree

PostPosted: Sun Sep 27, 2015 11:29 pm
by Microwave
Yeah... Using the Mercedes grille and using Mercedes' class system... Maybe you could try to make the Mercedes things a bit more subtle.

Re: Syron Motorworks - A New Zealand Pedigree

PostPosted: Mon Sep 28, 2015 1:30 am
by YugoSpy
The Syron Karion looks a lot like a Mercedes. Nice designs though.

Re: Syron Motorworks - A New Zealand Pedigree

PostPosted: Sun Oct 04, 2015 4:52 pm
by Vri404
Microwave wrote:Yeah... Using the Mercedes grille and using Mercedes' class system... Maybe you could try to make the Mercedes things a bit more subtle.


Shhh... No-one will notice... ;) I'll probably change it to series ;)

Re: Syron Motorworks - A New Zealand Pedigree

PostPosted: Mon Oct 12, 2015 11:38 am
by Vri404
Changed naming from E-Class to E-Series (To avoid copyright issues)

Re: Syron Motorworks - A New Zealand Pedigree

PostPosted: Mon Oct 12, 2015 11:42 am
by cpufreak101
Vri404 wrote:Changed naming from E-Class to E-Series (To avoid copyright issues)

E-series is the naming system ford uses for their pre 2015 vans, and that is obviously not a ford van

Re: Syron Motorworks - A New Zealand Pedigree

PostPosted: Mon Oct 12, 2015 12:17 pm
by Vri404
cpufreak101 wrote:
Vri404 wrote:Changed naming from E-Class to E-Series (To avoid copyright issues)

E-series is the naming system ford uses for their pre 2015 vans, and that is obviously not a ford van

FFS