Is a really good asset for a distant cars lods or retrô games like psone games.

This is a low-poly asset set, that can work for you as stationary items in the background/away from the camera. Be noted that the asset is incorrectly set up with regards to prefabs, centering and rotation, so stationary placement is really the only option.

Textures are very low quality.

I can recommend it, from my little experience(bought it 30 mins ago). I was bit worried about them being child of one object and with the wrong scale like other user said but it is not a problem at all. They are under one parent but can be easily separated. Scale seems to be uniform so far to me. Shaders are Legacy and the cars are REALLY light weight. For undetailed game, or some side future/prop they are ideal. -cheap -lightweight -simple- -large variety

Im totaly happy with this purchase. Huge variety of quality models great for low price. Only problem for me, was that models are not separeted into prefabs, and had no collision box set up.

all models come in as 1 prefab, individual cars, need to be prefabed sigualy with fixed rotations, other than that, very low poly, great for my mobile game, great price, cheers

I gave this asset 5/5 because of the great price. You can't beat that price. But just so you know what you'll be getting, it's actually 5 models, with different textures or deformations (by the level of destruction, or some of the cars are just the same model with different texture). So it's actually: 1 Truck 1 SUV 1 Minivan 1 Jeep 1 Sedan Also wheels are not separated, you have to do this yourself (if you want to animate the wheels or make them ready to drive and not just as sitting props). Still worth the money, and for that price - 5/5

I needed these to fill up a junkyard in an urban level I was building. The quality is good enough, and there are definitely enough models to be worth the money. There are a couple issues I see with the package, however: a) It's true there are prefabs for each car, but they're all children of a single game object. Meaning, you must drag the master into the scene, and then pull out the individual prefabs you need... not the most efficient way to do this. b) most models are made with different scales. So, you may have to play with scale A LOT, and the same transform values will not work on all cars (two cars of the same type may need to be set at 8:1 scale, while the other is 15:1). Still, well worth the money- just requires a little bit of set up.

Overall these are some nice model cars and YES there are prefabs provided for every car. The only problem I have is that THERE IS NO BOTTOM on these cars. In my game I need to see the cars from ALL angles including from underheath. If you can update these cars with bottoms then I'd give your product 5 stars.

Good Quality Models.