Vanilla Car Extended

Vanilla Cars Extended Upgrade your ride. Feel the difference. Keep it running. Vanilla Cars Extended expands DayZ’s vehicle gameplay with tuned Gunter and ADA variants, automatic transmissions, installable performance parts, quality tiers and component wear. Keep the familiar look of DayZ’s vanilla vehicles while building a car that suits your needs: a practical automatic, a tuned road car or a more powerful ADA for your next expedition. Five Vehicle Versions — Fifteen Colour Variants Gunter GTI 2.0L A sporty manual Gunter with revised engine and transmission settings, engine sounds from MBM Impreza WRX and 1,000 cargo slots. Gunter GT A tuned manual Gunter with approximately twice the vanilla engine torque, revised gearing and chassis settings, and 500 cargo slots. Gunter GT Automatic The GT preparation with an automatic transmission and 500 cargo slots. ADA Automatic The familiar ADA with an automatic transmission, retaining its vanilla engine performance. ADA RS A sportier manual ADA with approximately 2.2 times the vanilla engine torque and revised final gearing for a higher potential top speed. Gunter variants are available in black, blue and red. ADA variants are available in green, blue and white. The vehicles retain their vanilla body models. Actual acceleration and top speed depend on terrain, vehicle condition, installed parts and driving conditions. Build Your Own Setup A dedicated VCE Garage Parts inventory section gives supported vehicles seven upgrade slots: Sport Air Filter — Improves engine response and performance. Sport Exhaust — Adds performance at higher engine speeds. Reinforced Clutch — Adds a drivetrain performance bonus. Sport Brakes — Adds braking assistance while the vehicle is moving. Sport ECU — Improves engine performance and reduces fuel consumption. Turbocharger — Delivers a progressive boost as engine speed increases. Suspension Kit — Changes the vehicle’s stability profile. Parts use custom VCE Garage Parts packaging with component-specific labels and artwork. Three Quality Tiers Each of the six performance components comes in three quality levels: Low Quality — Smaller bonuses and faster wear. Medium Quality — Balanced performance and durability. High Quality — Stronger bonuses and better durability. That means 18 performance parts, plus three suspension kits. Quality and condition both matter. A worn premium component will not perform like a pristine one, and ruined components provide no performance bonus. Progressive Turbo Boost The turbocharger builds its effect with engine speed rather than providing full assistance immediately. Boost begins above approximately 40% of the engine’s redline RPM and reaches its full configured effect around 70%. Its strength depends on the turbo’s quality and condition. Performance Has a Fuel Cost A pristine high-quality ECU provides up to 15% lower fuel consumption. A pristine high-quality turbo adds up to 15% higher fuel consumption. Lower-quality or damaged parts produce smaller fuel modifiers. When both are installed, their fuel modifiers offset each other. Choose your setup around performance, efficiency or a balance of both. Component Wear and Maintenance Parts wear according to how the vehicle is used: Air filter: gradually wears during driving. Exhaust: wears during high-RPM operation. Clutch: wears under high-RPM, low-speed conditions. Brakes: wear when braking while moving. ECU: suffers under very high RPM and low-coolant conditions. [*