Typin

Typin is an american manufacturer that started making race cars as a small racing team that started in 1948 and was winning races, this resulted in people wanting to buy road versions of there race cars so they started making road cars. Now they create many different cars ranging from small hatchbacks to supercars. You can also go to this page to see the history of Typin in motorsport

1960s
In 1960 Typin released they're first ever car, the LM1, which is still regarded as one of the greatest cars ever made. After this Typin started making cheaper models which allowed them to continue funding they're racing addiction. In 1961 they decided to split up they're high performance cars to be made by they're own division, this division was called HR. Throughout the 60s Typin created several models, many of which would stay in Typin's lineup forever.

1970s
The early 70s wasn't much different to the 60s for Typin, that was until the oil crisis of 1973. Unlike most american brands during this time Typin had already been making economy cars which proved to be helpful for them as the A-series and B-series were selling very well, as was the UPT. However unlike other brands, Typin tried to not make they're high performance models suffer as much which did mean lower sales for they're high performance models but this never offset the massive profits from they're lower end cars.

1980s
The 80s weren't much different to the 60s and 70s but many models did get more power now that the oil crisis had ended.

1990s
Pretty much the same as the 80s.

2000s
The earliers 2000s wasn't much different to the 90s and 80s. But during the financial crisis Typin was hit hard but managed to survive.

2010s
In the early 2010s Typin was still recovering from the 2008 financial crisis. Eventually with some new models Typin was back to normal.

The future of Typin
A lot of other brands have been investing in electrification but Typin is still keeping the internal combustion engine in they're lineup stating that they have no plans to to discontinue all internal combustion engine vehicles for EV's, however they did state that they will make EV's and hybrids particularly for the european market thanks to new super strict emissions laws. Typin also stated they're more interested in alternate fuels that the internal combustion engine can use such as hydrogen and synthetic fuels, as well as more efficent catalytic converters that make the car pollute less, effect power less, and effect noise less. Typin also isn't interested in self driving cars.

1968
Typin UPT (gen 1)

1995
Typin FR22

2012
Typin SC1

Typin RS806 turbo

2014
Typin AI3

2017
Typin B09

Typin TS500

2018
Typin P-series

2020
Typin PR-series roadster's

Typin FC800

Automation car challenges (W.I.P)
I started a youtube series at the start of 2020 that challenges each car i make on several courses

here is the leader board ---> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Fo8v7g6x_5TeIFYFaZN4UMaXigBPyoR62G-i4XKz4gs/edit?usp=sharing

the times also account for mistakes but they reflect the cars drivability

Mod
https://www.beamng.com/resources/typin-pack.11133/