- A really light rear-wheel drive car. The base models weigh just over 1,000 kg.
- Pretty good handling.
- 2 options for the front: extendable and fixed.
- 2 body options: hatchback and coupe.
- There are not many ready-made configurations.
- There are already enough customization options.
- My pride is the modular safety framework, where each component adds structure and mass. It is practically not based on slideNodes.

- JBeam created it almost from scratch. It is mostly borrowed from BX, but about 90% has been rewritten and modified. I had to work hard with NodeWeight, so I squeezed all the juices out of this car...
- The engine is based on 1.5 DOHC from Covet, but it is made longitudinally, paired with a BX gearbox (gear ratios are taken from a real AE86).
- The front suspension is similar to the BX, but the overall geometry is my own, since the points the fasteners are completely different.
- Rear suspension — 4-lever with Panar traction (Moonhawk + Miramar + fully custom mounting points). I had to learn all the basics of designing suspensions in real life to make Futo work the way it does now. Although it's far from perfect.
- A pair of unique setting sliders, for example, if you install electric fans on a radiator, you can set the temperature at which they will turn on.

- New -
• Added yellow fog lights.
• Added rally springs and amorts. (Muzzle - raised BX, butt - Moonhawk)
• Added 3 rally headlight options with a choice of blind: high beam, or fog lights.
• Made a modular security framework from scratch. My personal pride.
- Fix -
• Recycled some glass. Now there is the right material on the inner panes, the panes now disappear when they break.
• Redesigned the NodeWeight of the front bumper...