3D modeling of non-branded drift car (low-poly) for my new vehicle physics

I am about to finalize my new arcade drift vehicle physics for Unreal Engine 4 (see here [login to view URL]). In order to make my project shareable, I need you to model and texture (e.g. Substance Painter) a non-branded drift car which is performance-friendly (e.g. relatively low-poly) and looks cool enough that anyone would want to drive and drift in it. It has to be a unique design and not be recognizable as a specific brand. I particularly like vehicles with a post-apocalyptic Mad Max style, if you know what I mean, or just classical muscle cars adapted to drifting. The car needs to have: - body mesh with enough details, pivot point in the center of the chassis - interiors mesh with enough details, pivot point coinciding with the body mesh - separate brake light meshes (so I can control the brake lights via a custom material), pivot point coinciding with the body mesh - separate steering wheel mesh (it needs to rotate around the "shaft"), own pivot point - separate front wheel and rear wheel meshes (they should be slightly different e.g. the rear wheels should be wider but with the same diameter as the front wheel), own pivot point on their natural rotation axis. It is ok to model the wheels for one side only (e.g. right) and assume that for other side it will be just a mirrored version of them - separate brake pads and brake disks, visible through the rims of the wheels and with the same pivot point as their respective wheel All meshes should have an own pivot point which is set to the origin before exporting to FBX and OBJ formats. All meshes should be properly UV unwrapped and textured (e.g. with Substance Painter). I can provide some example files and links to inspirational material upon request, but you should have plenty of indications from my description above. In case think Fast & Furious. ;-) I will credit you for the 3D design, but I need full rights to redistribute the model together with my vehicle physics and do whatever I need with it. You should provide the model in its native format (Blender, Maya or 3ds Max) plus FBX and OBJ/MAT.