Autobello Aria (1972) v1.0.4 0.39.x

Aria Expansion tuning parts add-on:

In version 1.0.4:

This patch primarily updates the vehicle to version 0.39 lighting standards and adds a few minor features.

- Added a fully synchronized 4-speed transmission (default for updated models)

- Added an adjustable-ratio transmission for motorcycle engines

- Added support for the new trailer hitch

- Added fuel lines to both racing fuel tanks

- Fixed an issue where the 4-speed shifter would not shift beyond 4th gear

- Fixed an issue where the top rear edge of the roof was an open connector

- Updated headlight and glass materials

- Updated headlights

- Now uses the new light system

- Restomod headlight DRLs now stay on when low/high beams are active and turn off when turn signals are used

- Turn signals now cycle slightly faster

- Updated interior triggers

- Added triggers for headlights and wiper stalks

- Fixed incorrect descriptions

- Updated everything to use triggers2

- Updated sun visors; they can now be moved

- Configurations split into "Early" and "Late" subgroups

- Adjusted gear shifter movement

First introduced in 1971, the Aria was created to replace the well-regarded but aging Piccolina. The car featured an innovative hatchback chassis—with a large rear hatch instead of a standard trunk lid—and a modern drivetrain, utilizing a transversely mounted front engine driving the front wheels via an end-on gearbox.

With a wide range of powertrains and trim levels—from the entry-level 1.0L "Standard" to the sporty 1.5L twin-cam "Corse" version—the car instantly captured the supermini market. Although less famous today, it has firmly secured its place in automotive history as a blueprint for modern superminis and, like its predecessor, a true industry pioneer.

So, enough with the history lesson—hello everyone, and welcome to my new project! The Autobello Aria: a supermini based on the Fiat 127—a car that took the world by storm—brought to life after over two years of development. It features numerous configurations, parts, and plenty of cool details. I hope you enjoy it!

Autobello Aria (1972) v1.0.4

Features:

- Fully scratch-built 3D models and custom Jbeam

- Functional, animated windshield wipers with custom Lua scripting and sounds

- 20 different configurations

- Dozens of parts

- 4 engine options with various tuning components

- Mid-sized engine chassis with motorcycle engine swap capability

- Full Career Mode support

- 7 sets of high-quality wheels

- Italian madness and loads of fun

- And much more for you to enjoy! Additional