2005 Project Mu Raggio

	Surname: Yamasa Raggio Class: Custom Car Origin: Japan Playable and unlockable vehicle : Complete Pro Tour 32 'Red Comet' in World Tours mode

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Contributor: Silnev

Contributor: Silnev

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Silnev 2021-12-17 05:44	Auto-Friki wrote It still sounds very interesting. The most surprising thing is that there is an image in which a "Street legal" version was made without the racing stickers. No that's the same car it just doesn't have the stickers. That picture is from 2005 before it was shown off at the 2006 Tokyo Auto Salon, with all the decals applied. -- Last edit: 2021-12-17 05:44:58
Silnev 2021-12-16 20:02	The game says this is the video game version of the real Raggio that was made in 2005. The real car was based off an Acura NSX with all the work done by Project Mu under license from Namco. Apparently Yamasa (a pachinko company) footed the bill and this car also appears in the Ridge Racer pachinko game (which I didn't know existed) as the main car. Anyway these days the whereabouts of the real car are unknown. So that's why this is listed under Project Mu and not as a Ferrari Enzo like the other Raggios. Here's a pic of the real version: -- Last edit: 2021-12-16 20:07:06
inkyobus 2019-09-23 21:09	Enzo 96 the reason someone put it as the Honda NSX is because the Real Life display model was built from a NSX chassis and has pretty much been canon since the Yamasa Raggio was made. All raggios are heavily based on the early NSX models and the later games basing it on the later NSX models that removed the popup headlights like the soldat rauna when it was renamed. You can tell it isn't based on the Enzo because of the rounded shell, no formula style front that the Ferrari Enzo is known best for, the pop up headlights which the Enzo doesn't have and the fact the side scoop does not curve into the side skirt it's more square like the NSX. -- Last edit: 2019-09-23 21:22:21
enzo96 2016-01-19 12:25	Who put this as the NSX, it's a fucking Enzo lol
RVR72GV 2012-01-27 00:56	Fun fact: It's three times faster than the normal Raggio

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