Standards
Why parts of this site are unfinished
You will find gaps here. Cars with no photograph. Specifications that say “In development”. A configurator that is switched off.
None of that is broken. It is what a small programme looks like when it refuses to fill its gaps with something plausible, and it is worth explaining rather than leaving you to guess.
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No number without a source
Every figure on this site traces to a file in the programme: a physics configuration, a specification sheet, a simulation output. Cars without a real specification sheet report “In development” rather than a plausible estimate. On a specifications page a good guess and a fabrication are indistinguishable to the reader, so we publish neither.
Specifications →02
A simulation ships with its errors
Our lap model was calibrated against four real cars with published times, and all four errors are published — including the two where the model ran more than thirteen seconds optimistic. The bias is stated above the results rather than below them. A simulated time offered without its calibration is a marketing number.
Nordschleife simulation →03
Every image is a render of a model we own
No stock photography, and no AI-generated car imagery. Where a car has no render fit to show, it carries a plate saying so under its own name. A blank plate is information; a generated photograph of a car that does not exist is not.
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Bodies are measured, then looked at
A body has a triangle budget — 60,000 to 120,000 for a whole car, 150,000 as a hard ceiling — and meshes are checked against it automatically. But no measurement can tell you whether a car looks right, so every asset is also rendered and inspected by eye before it ships. The measurement catches what the eye misses; the eye catches what no measurement can.
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Nothing here is for sale
There is no price total, no reserve, no deposit, no waiting list and no stock. Every vehicle is concept-stage and none are in production. Registering interest starts a conversation and nothing else.
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The cost of this
A site built this way looks less finished than one that is not. Eight of eighteen cars have no dimensions published. Several have no render. The configurator has been taken down twice rather than shown over bodies that were not good enough.
That is the trade, made deliberately. Everything on this site can be checked. The parts that cannot be checked yet are marked as such, and they will stay marked until they can.