That’s almost exactly what I did! Except I inserted a background so when I went into side view it appeared, and if your not in that view then it disappears. I find it very convenient and helps with the process a ton!
Looks great, will look even better with smooth shade in my opinion.
Anyone know why it looks like this when I import it into studio?
@goalmwo @Dan_foodz @Iost_sock
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idk if this will work but try selecting all of the meshes that you just imported, and check the doublesided property in the “properties” tab.
Oh yeah in the mesh go into the properties and press “Doubled Sided” something like that… Unless! Your faces are flipped if it does work. I can help you get into that if you having even more trouble!
I would not suggest turning on double sided because, although that will fix how it looks, it doesn’t fix the root of the problem, which is in Blender. I had this problem a while ago, so I am going to attach a link to that topic where someone explained how to fix this. Blender export trouble
I would make sure your normals on the spots that are wrong are set correctly
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I’m back! This time with another car that I need some feedback on, I’ve updated the post and title! Thoughts?
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Just looking at it, the lights and grill are WAY too small for this truck. I would move the lights up to the “notch” above and make most of the bottom section as the grill. The wheels look a bit small too. Also, the sides seem a bit bland. I would recommend adding door handles, door outlines, and maybe a stripe.
I’m on it!
I actually shrieked the wheels because I thought they were too large 
I’ll try and adjust them.
How would I add these? Where would the stripe go?
I’ve messed with the Front lights and the wheels a bit. So here you go!
Also, I realized I forgot to show you guys the back! I’m just gonna show it in this post so I’m not bumping the topic.
If you just search “truck” you can find a reference like this.
As you can see, the doors have little black outlines and at the bottom, between the wheels, there is a little indent. Most of the time this is a stripe or an indent, as is the case in this image.
Looks much better.
I’ve updated the posts to include the last car! Since I now have my first three cars (for now) I am taking feedback on all of the cars! I’d appreciate any feedback!!
Also, anyone know the best way to import? Right now I’m using the asset manager but it gets the positions messed up. If you know a better way let me know!
Thanks to @goalmwo, @NickIsANuke, and @Iost_sock for helping out with the other cars!
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When you insert the models do you use insert with location?
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Looks good! Personally, I would make different lights for each one as they look sort of alike at the moment. Same with the grill.
Looks incredible! Maybe try adding more texture?
Yep! Looks good!
But in my opinion you should modify the front and back of the cars a bit. 
How so? Is there a certain part to texture or the whole thing?
How should I modify them? Raise them? Lower them? Add something on them?
I don’t see any option to do this? 
I see a rescaling option, grouping option, and something I don’t understand option, but nothing to do with position. It usually stacks them on top of each other at the coordinates (0,0,0). Maybe its in another place I haven’t found?
That sounds good! I’ll try it out and see how it looks! If you have any grill or light designs you think would look good I’ll take them!! 
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Just look at the representative cars to what you’re designing, for example for the truck look at some Ford 4x4s, such as the F150.
For the smaller one, I would try circular lights, most smaller cars have those.
Maybe add some side mirrors but other then that looks good.
I’m back! I’ve taken some time to re-shape the lights and grill to make them each unique, what are your thoughts now?
The trucks grill is taller, while the fords grill is not as wide as the normal mustang. For the lights the truck has bulky lights, ford has circle-y lights and the mustang has the og lights! 
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