Royal Evo 1000 (PBR)

The Royal Evo 1000 car is a sleek and sporty toy designed to appeal to today's driver. First released on the US market in 2005, it quickly became synonymous with modding culture.

The Evo was a groundbreaking achievement: it allowed those with modest funds to purchase an impressive, performance-oriented vehicle. Furthermore, modding emerged as an accessible form of customization previously reserved for those with money to spare.

The Evo was an impressive little car thanks to its turbocharged four-cylinder engine and strong six-speed manual gearbox, but what truly set it apart was something called LDVI, or "the brain."

LDVI uses information from various inputs to accurately anticipate what you want to do next, adjusting adaptive dampers, torque vectoring, traction control and steering if needed. That's a lot of technology for only $30k; it makes the Evo far more responsive and capable than its predecessor did.

It boasts plenty of aero, too, as Mitsubishi has added a slotted integrated and raised rear deck spoiler to enhance downforce. Furthermore, the body is stiffer and lighter than before while also receiving an upgraded central processing unit which not only anticipates your driving intentions but actually predicts them too.

Realistic 3d-model for any projects.