One of the best Addon car mods I've seen, more detail than most mods and fits in perfectly with the game too!

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Do you have a template to make ouur own Paintjobs? That would be cool! Great mod tho.

could you convert this car to GTA IV, please? i want to use it on GTA IV cuz my PC doesn't run GTA V...yeah.

@HankuroNKz Isn't GTA IV worse to run?

I wasn't expecting an update to this car... A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one

Hi you have the template please ?

@henri8456 join my discord and I'll privide it when I'm available

@IGnoTon ok thank you

Does this have custom handling? Thanks

This more looks like the Infernus from GTA San Andreas than a Dinka.
Great work otherwise :)

i'm waiting this car into game official update ^^

your game looks fucking amazing. what graphical mods do you use?

@Trulux VisualV https://www.gta5-mods.com/misc/visualv + ENB with my own preset
Screenshots are photoshopped and color graded too. They're not simple screenshots from the game.

Hands down one of the best vanilla mods out there. I'm a little surprised R* hasn't adopted the idea of a 1st/2nd gen NSX. Any chance of a JGTC or Super GT variant?

@S0k3_xD Since i only play on race tracks far from the city, with my toaster celeron i've been able to race at 40fps+ with no weird framedrops even online

@Landbeast 2.0 remake on the way. No plans for special editions at the moment.

When I installed the mod the only customization I can do to it is changing the wheels or color or xenon headlights. Is there something else I need to download to get the tuning options?

It is a masterpiece.
This is a separate art form.
This is an example to follow.
This is the Dinka Nexus EX-1.
Infernus SA will be proud of him.
It's not for me to decide what he has and what doesn't, but I have a couple of suggestions:
1. Make a stock bumper with working optics
It is completely incomprehensible to me why two identical bumpers are needed, differing only in working / non-working optics, and this applies only to the stock bumper, the rest of the bumpers have no such problem of choice
2. Instead of the ability to turn off the pop-up illumination, add the ability to install full-fledged static optics.
While this sounds more like a personal quibble, the author may have a different opinion and it probably won't look as good as it does in my head.
3. The Nexus is synonymous with tuning, but it has absolutely no rear bumper customization, not even a pair of diffusers, let alone a complete extension of the underbody created by the tuning skirts.
However, what is already there completely covers up all the shortcomings, of which there are very few. This is a truly impressive piece of work.