1992 Ford Escort RS Cosworth
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Surnom: Cossie Mk: 5 Catégorie: Berline à hayon Origine:  AllemagneVéhicule jouable |
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| AutoTracker a écrit I was actually just browsing through the Midnight Club II page and was giving some of the playable cars a GTA manufacturer. For instance, the 1971 Bestia now becomes the 1971 Imponte Bestia. It'll get kinda confusing though, especially since there was a Grotti Bestia added in a GTA Online update... maybe there'll be a Maibatsu Bestia added as well!  Why? It doesn't make any sense to give manufacturer names to cars in GTA before GTA IV (not talking about a few exceptions of cars which appeared in commercials). Giving manufacturer names to cars in other Rockstar games is even more pointless. -- Last edit: 2016-09-26 01:02:08 | |
| I was actually just browsing through the Midnight Club II page and was giving some of the playable cars a GTA manufacturer. For instance, the 1971 Bestia now becomes the 1971 Imponte Bestia. It'll get kinda confusing though, especially since there was a Grotti Bestia added in a GTA Online update... maybe there'll be a Maibatsu Bestia added as well! | |
| Speedevil a écrit That's really dumb, MC doesn't take place in the same universe (since there are real cities). And the funniest thing is that the games were made by other teams so they are 0% related. | |
| sajmon14 a écrit I don't get why people are trying to put every GTA Ford-based car under the Vapid brand even if that brand didn't existed until GTA IV. This is just leading to crapload of fake informations on IGCD or Wikias It's what happens when your a publisher/developer and you make a big deal about one series but not about another. | |
| Burn Rubber a écrit It's not just GTA. People on the MC wiki also tried to call the MC2 cars by the Vapid and Dewbauche names along with the others. When they never were called that in the game...  That's really dumb, MC doesn't take place in the same universe (since there are real cities). | |
| I don't get why people are trying to put every GTA Ford-based car under the Vapid brand even if that brand didn't existed until GTA IV. This is just leading to crapload of fake informations on IGCD or Wikias | |
| ryan2t4 a écrit brand: Vapid model: Cossie production: 2000 It can't be 2000 since the game was released in 1997 | |
| brand: Vapid model: Cossie production: 2000 | |
| porsche 911 gts | |
| Car worth selling. 12k if you have 1x multiplier, I sold one few minutes ago for 84k, since I was looking forward to finally get out of Liberty City, that after phone missions I did not do any car missions. | |
| speeder1344 a écrit Porsche 911 Lolwut? it's clearly a ford escort RS Cosworth | |
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| The developers of the GTA games were actually based in Scotland. Maybe their designers liked the Escort Cosworth so much (it was one of the greatest hot-hatchbacks of the 90s, and it was also successful as a rally car, Jeremy Clarkson was a big fan) they decided to put into the game, even though it was never available in the US (and thus was probably never street legal), which is where the cities in GTA are located. Perhaps in the game it is a gray import, I don't think you see it driving around in traffic, in Liberty City one is hidden in a courtyard, so it's like a secret car. | |
not in 1998 .gif ";)") |
