Step 1:
Install the mod you would like using the Mod Installer.

Step 2:
Find your games folder (e.g ProgramFiles(x86)/Forward Development/City Car Driving Home Edition

Step 3:
Create a folder on the desktop and name it whatever you would like

Step 4:
create folders called 'data' and 'export'

Step 5:
Inside the 'data' folder create 3 folders and name them 'gamedata' 'physics' 'gui'

Step 6:
Inside the 'gamedata' and 'physics' folders create a folder named 'cars'

Step 7:
Inside the physics folder, create folders named Transmission and Engine

Step 8:
Inside the gui folder, make two folders and call them 'Common' and 'home'

Step 9:
Inside the Common folder create a folder called 'Layouts'

Step 10:
Inside the layouts folder create a folder called 'cars'

Step 11:
Inside the home folder create a folder called 'imagesets'

Step 12:
Inside the imagesets folder create a folder called 'cars'

Step :13
Inside the 'export' folder create 3 folders called 'gfxlib' 'texturesdds' 'meshes'

Step :14
Inside all three of those folders create a folder and name it 'cars'


Step 15:
Go to all those folders but in the City Car Driving Folder (Not the folder you created) and then copy over the folder with your cars file name (e.g BVeyron_by_KsenON116rus)

Step 16:
Now that the mod is completed you need a player_cars code

You can either go to data/config and open player_cars.xml and then copy its code or you can create a new one.

If creating a new code make sure it follows this format

<Car Name="(CarFileName" ABS="true" AT="true" >
<DisplayName>(Cars Actual Name)</DisplayName>
<Description>
(A description of the mod. You can show what the cars top speed is and how much it weighs or HP if you would like)
</Description>
</Car>