Car Builder is an ideal way for students to use CAD to design, construct and test cars they build themselves, and learn how different factors can affect performance. An easy-to-use simulation program, Car Builder lets students build cars on screen. They choose whether to design a sedan, a station wagon or a sports car and then determine its aerodynamics, fuel efficiency, racing capability, engine, chassis, suspension, and decorative aspects. A user guide provides tables of information on components to help selection. Includes a full testing procedure, wind tunnel and test track.

System Requirements: Windows: Pentium II or higher; Windows XP, XP Pro or Vista; 256 MB RAM; Windows compatible sound card recommended; 8x CD-ROM drive or greater; hard drive space required varies from 55MB to 200MB (Stickybear titles being the largest). Macintosh: Power PC, G2, G4, G5 or Intel-based Macintosh; OSX v. 10.4 and above; 256MB RAM; CD-ROM drive; color monitor (thousands of colors or higher recommended); from 150 to 260MB of hard drive space; Internet connection recommended for activation but fax or mail activation may be used. (Both Macintosh and Windows software are shipped on a single CD. Program installs directly to the hard drive. After activation, CD is no longer required.)