Coupe with a full-width light bar

A red coupe on the deck of a car transporter at night, lit by its own full-width light bar. The number plate reads letter for letter.

A wide red coupe from directly behind, standing on the deck of a car transporter in the dark. Almost all the light in the frame comes from the car itself: a light bar running the full width of the tail, lit red, with a segmented pattern inside it that steps up towards each end.

Just below the centre of the bar sits a small gold shield-shaped emblem. Read again on the 3840×2160 master on 18 September: it is a shield, and there is no word in it and no device we can name, so it does not give us a make.

Below that, the number plate does read, and it is the clearest lettering in this batch. LEONIDA runs across the top between two dots, with a small registration tab at the right. The number itself is ZNS, then an orange as the separator, then H3: the third character has a rounded top and a rounded tail with no flat bar, so it is an S and not a five. Along the bottom it says GOODTIME STATE. Behind the plate the panel is a honeycomb mesh, and a dark exhaust outlet sits in each lower corner.

How to recognise it

• Full-width lit light bar across the tail with a segmented pattern stepping up towards each end
• Small gold shield emblem below the centre of the bar
• Honeycomb mesh panel behind the number plate
• A dark exhaust outlet in each lower corner
• Leonida plate reading ZNS and H3 either side of an orange, GOODTIME STATE along the bottom
• Standing on the steel deck of a transporter, not on the road

The frame it comes from

The frame is Trailer 2 at 2:23.73. It is 3840 by 2160, and the vehicle occupies 1082 by 421 of it. Also in it: a rear of a car transporter.

How this was measured

These figures come from the dataset, not from the prose above. We measure everything and claim what counts. How we work

What we still do not know

• The make. The shield emblem is there at full resolution and carries nothing we can read.
• The whole front and the profile, which are pointed away up the transporter deck.
• Whether the plate is fixed to this car or to the transporter's load. It is mounted on the car.
• Everything measured: top speed, handling, where it spawns

A note on this record

Number plates are not vehicle names and this site does not treat them as one. We record this one because it is legible letter for letter, which is rare in the material we have, and because it is the kind of detail a reader can check against the same frame themselves.