Cities in Motion Design Classics

The Design Classics expansion adds five new vehicles to Cities in Motion. Improve your city’s public transportation system and provide your citizens with new and exciting transportation options.

• Jubilee Blim: The Jubilee Blim is an iconic minibus from the early 60s. It is compact, cozy, and has a unique silhouette. Despite its charming appearance, it does not trail behind the competition, and boasts a powerful engine and a sturdy frame, thanks to which it is fast and durable.
• Living stone Inauguration: The Living stone Inauguration has a modern braking and acceleration system, which makes it very easy to control. However, these complex devices are prone to malfunctions. All Livingstone trams are manufactured in Wakefield, England, and shipped all over the world.
• ArnauldPorte: France’s Arnauld Porte metro trains are famous for their elegant rattan wicker seats. They can carry many passengers at a time and are very durable. These robust trains first entered service in London in 1915 and soon became popular in continental cities.
• Tiergarten Ferry: Sweden’s Tiergarten Ferry is very hard-wearing. It’s quite slow – considering it’s used mostly for sightseeing – but its robust construction and well-designed coal-fired steam engine make it a great choice for the backbone of a water transport infrastructure.
• Skylark III: The Skylark was originally designed for the French military, but has recently been used for civilian transport. It has a wide canopy that allows passengers to enjoy the views while traveling. It is also very maneuverable thanks to its tail rotor and robust landing gear.