A low-poly 3D model of a 1932 Ford Model 18 four-door sedan, configured as a taxi.

In 1932, Ford released its iconic model—the Deuce—which became the foundation for hot-rod culture. The emergence of this vehicle was driven by Ford’s development of the first mass-produced V8 engine, which was made available across all body styles.

The V8 model was marketed as a variant of the Model B known as the Model 18, but the V8 name resonated more and became the most widely used name.

Many body styles were available for the V8 including desirable configurations such as the 3-Window Coupe, 5-Window Coupe, 2-Door Roadster, and 2-Door Cabriolet.

Available body colors were Ford Medium Maroon, Brewster Green Medium, Tunis Gray, Old Chester Gray, Washington Blue, Black, Brewster Green Medium and Winter Leaf Brown.

The model is detailed and made in Cinema 4D, converted to Blender, 3DS Max, Unity, Unreal Engine.

You can animate the movement and rotation of the wheels, the opening of the doors, hood and trunk, as well as the air vent flaps, the windshield and wiper, the rotation of the steering wheel and levers.

The model is textured with PBR 4K textures in TGA, JPEG, and PNG formats.