Slogan: "Speed, Simplicity, & Satisfaction. The Tadashi Shiroko has it all." The Tadashi Shiroko was a series of reliable but durable and swift mid-size cars. Tadashi Motors wanted to keep up with the hype for sedans and overall mid-size models for the 1990s, so they created this thing as a result... only for it to end up being YET ANOTHER member of the unofficial, fan-dubbed "Archive Lineup" with the Hoshino, Mari, and later Hikari models. This vehicle also came without a plastic trim if people didn't prefer it, but plastic trims lowered production costs a bit. It came with a flurry of variants- an EV for the early days of electric vehicles, a sport version using parts supplied from CGG (Short for [REDACTED] Goat Group), a budget-friendly model equipped with a 1.0-liter engine for low-income countries using parts supplied from CFC (Short for [REDACTED] Fox Company), a utility/workhorse variant for companies to purchase, as well as coupe, convertible, and hatchback versions. There was also a special "Abydos Edition" of the car, which was put on auction and sold to 5 private, anonymous buyers. It mainly draws inspiration from the 1980s Honda Civic models. It was ultimately discontinued in 2002 due to waning sales, with only 11,210,000 units made, adding to its rarity. >:D NOTE: The Tadashi Shiroko "Abydos Edition" is NOT for sale!!! >:(
Its real-life counterpart can be found here >:D https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1186337400 Credit to all for music, sounds, etc. and Honda (LOL)
