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The Versa is a simple four-wheel drive vehicle, capable of taking two people and their gear just about anywhere on land. It is manufactured by Origin Motors Corporation, a branch of Origin Industries.
The Versa is available in any color one can name or provide a sample for, at no extra cost. Specific color schemes and patterns may also be requested, but may carry an extra charge (around 50-150 KS depending on the complexity)
The Versa is a small, boxy vehicle with a large enclosed cabin, relative to its size. the front end is much lower than the rear end, with the height difference made at the windshield, which is just forward of the center of the vehicle. The wheels are tucked away in wheel wells to protect them from things coming from above.
The Versa is a small recreational vehicle which May use either an old-fashioned internal combustion as a power plant, or an Electric motor powered by batteries, getting power to the wheels through a transmission, which is connected to a transfer case, which is connected to a driveshaft, then a differential, and through the axles, finally entering the wheels. It is constructed of light Durandium Alloy with transparent Durandium windows, making it fairly tough for its size. Safety systems include a radio that can be used to call for help, and 5-point harnesses to keep occupants in their seats no matter how crazy the terrain is. The cabin is reached via doors on the side which are hinged directly beneath the windshield and swing forward and outward.
Top speed: 120 MPH Range: Limited to land and shallow water. Crew: 1 Driver, 1 passenger. climb/descent: 65% grade
Mass: 1/2 ton Length: 2.7 meters Height: 1.6 meters Width: 1.7 meters
The Versa has a choice of two transmissions, a Manual and an Automatic. The manual transmission is a six speed with a low range option and overdrive, while the automatic is a four speed with lower range and overdrive. The manual transmission puts more power to the wheels and is more useful for offroading, but the Automatic transmission is great for general use and people not used to manual transmissions.
The tires are made of Silicone rubber with Durandium belting for strength. The wheels these tires are mounted to are made of polished Durandium.
The Versa uses independent suspension, which gives it a very smooth, comfortable ride, and helps the vehicle around corners. This suspension has a travel of about one foot, meaning that, from its fully compressed position, it can move one foot down to its fully extended position. Independent suspension reduces body roll and helps to keep the tires planted firmly on the ground, making the Versa more efficient then a vehicle with solid axles.
The Versa contains a radio system which allows the user to hear any public channel. It also has a handset which allows them to call for help, or communicate with nearby people.
The Versa's rear cargo area is an open space behind the front seats in which stuff can be thrown. There are small D-rings which allow elastic cables and ropes to be used to tie down equipment. The Versa can carry about 1,000 lbs, including the driver and passenger.
