White race sedan

A white race car on a wet track with more legible brand names on it than any other frame we hold: five, across the rear window and the boot lid.

The car is a white saloon in full race trim, seen from behind and slightly to one side: a tall swan-neck rear wing over the boot, wide arches, and a teal stripe sweeping down the rear quarter. It is running on a wet surface with another white car alongside.

The rear window is a banner. A large VB monogram in a blackletter face sits across the top, and under it in smaller type run three more names: AVANTECH, then Dorbs with a small mark beside it, then endline. On the boot lid, in a heavy italic, is IMOFF, with a line of small type under it. That is five fictional brands legible on one vehicle, which is the most this database holds in a single crop.

None of them is necessarily the car's own maker. Sponsor decals and manufacturer badges sit in different places on a race car, and on this one the place a model badge would go is covered in stickers.

How to recognise it

• Tall swan-neck rear wing over the boot lid
• VB monogram in a blackletter face across the top of the rear window
• AVANTECH, Dorbs and endline in smaller type below it
• IMOFF in heavy italic on the boot lid with a line of small type under it
• Teal stripe down the rear quarter, wide arches, wet track

The frame it comes from

The frame is Extended Look at 17:41.80. It is 1920 by 1080, and the vehicle occupies 556 by 421 of it. Also in it: the race circuit, a black muscle race car, a drifting muscle coupe, and a race car in green livery.

What we still do not know

• Which of the five names, if any, is the manufacturer
• The model. Whatever badge the car carries is under sponsor decals.
• What the small type under IMOFF reads
• Everything measured: top speed, acceleration, handling, price, where it spawns