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Pontiac Solstice Driver: San Francisco (2011)	wezymh 2024-03-24 02:27	its a convertible, not a coupe
unknown Driver: San Francisco (2011)	U735 2024-03-20 03:42	AS350 but possibly with the slight nose bump of the Bell 206
Pontiac LeMans Driver: San Francisco (2011)	TheGreaser 2024-03-11 05:33	The most unloved Poncho in a videogame? It still baffles me to this day that this game is still the only one to ever feature a licensed Pontiac LeMans of any kind, especially that of its Chevelle platform which this vehicle is based on. Sure, the French Connection use made this car iconic as the movie itself had the very car (though it was a sedan), but I wish this got more attention. I really wish the '71-72 LeMans was in more racing games, especially Forza and Gran Turismo.
Ford Crown Victoria Driver: San Francisco (2011)	NikoTheCarLover 2024-02-18 17:16	Scooter8299 wrote Every time I drive this, the tailights, headlights & reverse lights don't work I think its a game bug or developers messed something up
Chevrolet Blazer Driver: San Francisco (2011)	NikoTheCarLover 2024-02-18 17:09	I saw this car once as a mod for Rigs Of Rods
Audi TT RS Driver: San Francisco (2011)	TheGreaser 2023-10-23 21:11	That isn't true Vxctec. Look at these examples below: igcd.net/vehicle.php?id=261104 (Forza Horizon 5) Modern ones are getting more attention such as the second gen model of the TT RS being in more games. igcd.net/vehicle.php?id=263899 igcd.net/vehicle.php?id=298907 Even GT7 has a first-gen Audi TT, though they don't have a TT RS. See below. igcd.net/vehicle.php?id=262053 -- Last edit: 2023-10-23 21:15:19
Audi TT RS Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Vxctec 2023-10-23 18:34	You can't find many Audi TTs in driving games anymore, especially the current ones.
Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Vxctec 2023-08-19 19:30	Oldsmobile produced more 8 passenger Vista Cruisers than 6 passenger units throughout the years.
E-One Titan Force Driver: San Francisco (2011)	TheGreaser 2023-07-04 19:01	Vxctec wrote They really should have implemented an airport in the game from a long time ago, although I don't think there would be an accessible runway. You should really get over your fixation of replying to old comments. That comment was written 12 years ago. Just because someone has an active account years ago doesn't mean they are actively commenting. Big difference. I'm not sure why Ubi wanted a airport-designed firetruck in the first place, but I suppose an airport used as a map would cost too much and/or to save memory.
E-One Titan Force Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Vxctec 2023-07-04 09:13	Officer Sandwiches wrote Funny, this is obviously an airport fire engine, but I don't think San Francisco International Airport is even in the game! They really should have implemented an airport in the game from a long time ago, although I don’t think there would be an accessible runway.
Lincoln Zephyr Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Mathias98 2023-07-01 12:37	Antti-san wrote My question is, what's the difference between Zephyr and MKZ, other than the name? Is there something on this model that would indicate this should be listed as a MKZ, and not a Zephyr? They have some minor differences, the most noticeable is that the MKZ has a horizontal line on the grille. Zephyr: imcdb.org/vehicle_67015-Lincoln-Zephyr-CD378-2006.html MKZ: imcdb.org/vehicle_456839-Lincoln-MKZ-CD378-2007.html However, the ASYM Desanne has a generic mesh grille, so this is irrelevant in this case.
Lincoln Zephyr Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Antti-san 2023-07-01 09:01	Vxctec wrote Exactly, so it still is an MKZ, regardless of what is has been called before. The ''Z'' in MKZ still stands for Zephyr. Sorry, but what sort of logic is that? If it was called "Zephyr" for that model year then it should be listed as "Zephyr", regardless of whatever the nameplate was changed to in the following years. And if there is no certain year given in a game (like for an unlicensed model like this), the first year that that model was produced in real world is what we list it as here, at least that's how it used to be IIRC. My question is, what's the difference between Zephyr and MKZ, other than the name? Is there something on this model that would indicate this should be listed as a MKZ, and not a Zephyr?
Lincoln Zephyr Driver: San Francisco (2011)	TheGreaser 2023-07-01 02:07	That doesn't prove anything. Besides we know that is how it's been since 2006. It doesn't make much of a difference in how it would be named since unlicensed cars are not 1:1 of how they're represented. On this site we use the first model year (not production year) of the vehicle's introduction. It's not gettin' changed to MKZ. Thank you for understanding.
Lincoln Zephyr Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Mathias98 2023-06-29 18:00	Vxctec wrote The Zephyr is named/marketed as the MKZ in the United States, so it should be changed back to the previous name. The current Zephyr is sold in China. No, Zephyr is the corrent name. It went on sale in 2006 under the Zephyr name, then it got renamed to MKZ in 2007. -- Last edit: 2023-06-29 18:02:12
Driver: San Francisco (2011)	TheGreaser 2023-06-29 00:42	We do know why it happened, but the sad thing is, nothing you say is going to change it. The fact remains that Ubisoft completely broke the franchise after San Francisco. Small wonder why this game has no DLC content. Ubi Reflections even died off afterwards, and whatever fragments of the game's formula went to Watch Dogs. And Speedboat Paradise was the coup de grace, as Antti-San said before. Critics and reviews were not kind, as they gave scathing reviews and essentially doomed this IP to the graveyard. This was a tragedy like nothing else.
Lincoln Town Car Driver: San Francisco (2011)	TheGreaser 2023-06-29 00:36	It makes me question why we aren't getting a Lincoln in Forza anytime soon. Would love to mod one in Horizon too.
Chevrolet Volt Driver: San Francisco (2011)	TheGreaser 2023-06-29 00:34	I wouldn't read into this because this model is long gone. Production of this car ended in March of 2019. And secondly it's called badge engineering. Research about it.
Lincoln Zephyr Driver: San Francisco (2011)	TheGreaser 2023-06-29 00:32	Vxctec wrote The Zephyr is named/marketed as the MKZ in the United States, so it should be changed back to the previous name. That's incorrect. The MKZ name wasn't used until 2007 at the very least. Lincoln did use the Zephyr name in 2006, and this IMCDb entry says otherwise: www.imcdb.org/vehicle_67015-Lincoln-Zephyr-CD378-2006.html
Lincoln Town Car Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Vxctec 2023-06-28 00:32	Production of the Grand Marquis and the Town Car seized in 2011, especially the Crown Victoria, but it did last a few more months.
Chevrolet Volt Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Vxctec 2023-06-28 00:15	The Vauxhall Ampara is rather based off the Chevrolet Volt since the Ampara was released after, along with being sold as a Buick in China and as an Opel in the rest of Europe.
Bentley Arnage T Driver: San Francisco (2011)	TheGreaser 2023-06-06 23:30	Sadly it was done at the request of Bentley. Mulsanne is very much opulent and there's a reason why most devs go for unlicensed variants of the car that was recently departed. Some brands are very, very protective of how they're portrayed. Kinda like how the Bentley additions in Forza have been slow. Arnage itself is very underappreciated. Forza Horizon 5 would love this too, since we also happen to have the Turbo R, its predecessor.
Chevrolet Camaro SS Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Vxctec 2023-05-27 20:33	It's also owned by Jones, which shows it at the final mission to take down Jericho.
Bentley Arnage T Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Vxctec 2023-05-27 20:25	Fact: The Bentley Mulsanne was supposed to be included in this game, but they cut it and replaced it with the Arnage T.
Chevrolet Blazer Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Ferring Sylveon 2023-05-10 23:41	Such a beautiful SUV
Peterbilt 367 Driver: San Francisco (2011)	♥Rosie♥ 2023-04-20 15:25	the least loved Dolva, considering the Cement truck is stronger, the Petrol truck is common and the ramp truck is...well its the ramp truck
Grumman-Olson P-800 Driver: San Francisco (2011)	♥Rosie♥ 2023-04-20 15:22	Looks way too nice for an average van
Audi Sport quattro S1 Driver: San Francisco (2011)	♥Rosie♥ 2023-04-20 15:21	sounds like a 4 banger in game for some reason
Kenworth T-600 Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Vxctec 2023-04-11 18:40	The body of this truck is far too curvy for the T600. The Volvo VNL is a closer alternative to this than any Kenworth because of the triangular headlights and the grille which differs from the regular Kenworth ones. Nothing here shows anything matching a T600 truck.
Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Victor_2003 2023-04-06 19:58	Speedevil wrote It ended after this game because it took a very long time to make, cost a lot of money and didn't make it back. Or at least it wasn't profitable enough to warrant a sequel... Actually Ubisoft abandoned the franchise replacing it by Watch Dogs, i heard in some place the first Watch Dogs should be a new Driver game before the project changed.
Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Antti-san 2023-04-06 19:11	Speedevil wrote It ended after this game because it took a very long time to make, cost a lot of money and didn't make it back. Or at least it wasn't profitable enough to warrant a sequel... And "Driver Speedboat Paradise" was the coup de grace.
Driver: San Francisco (2011)	TheGreaser 2023-04-06 16:24	It actually ended with a horrible speedboat game that had nothing to do with Driver. Driver: SF was a good game, but Ubisoft Reflections didn't have any passion to make a sequel. You know how the story goes and Watch Dogs was christened in its place.
Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Skyline159 2023-04-06 16:20	Leandro wrote When did the Driver saga end? Plus, this game server is finished after September. -- Last edit: 2023-04-06 16:20:58
Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Speedevil 2023-04-06 16:19	Leandro wrote When did the Driver saga end? It ended after this game because it took a very long time to make, cost a lot of money and didn't make it back. Or at least it wasn't profitable enough to warrant a sequel...
Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Leandro 2023-04-06 15:18	When did the Driver saga end?
Lincoln Zephyr Driver: San Francisco (2011)	TheGreaser 2023-04-06 00:25	Antti-san wrote Still a huge difference between making a look-a-like model and having a licensed one, with all the legalese involved. Or, it could be a sign that they've lost all creativity (in GTA V's example) and decided to make shameless rip-offs of the IRL cars. And regarding this car: Visually, I don't see a MKZ in this. Rather, this would have to be MFG since pretty much every vehicle that's not a Class 8 truck in this game is licensed.
Lincoln Zephyr Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Vxctec 2023-03-09 20:56	Antti-san wrote Still a huge difference between making a look-a-like model and having a licensed one, with all the legalese involved. So, is this model not a look-a-like of the Lincoln but fictionalized? Yes, it is. All I know is that there are games that make vehicles that are fictional, but bear similar resemblances to the real versions.
Lincoln Zephyr Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Antti-san 2023-03-08 13:27	Vxctec wrote I don’t know, there are games that create vehicles that almost look exactly like their real variants (Example: The new vehicles in GTA 5). The damage physics are still the same. Still a huge difference between making a look-a-like model and having a licensed one, with all the legalese involved.
Lincoln Zephyr Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Vxctec 2023-03-08 02:41	Victor_2003 wrote Because its a unlicensed variant of the standard Lincoln made to be used in scenes with car destruction, since the manufacturers have rules about vehicle deformation and destruction. I don’t know, there are games that create vehicles that almost look exactly like their real variants (Example: The new vehicles in GTA 5). The damage physics are still the same.
Lincoln Zephyr Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Victor_2003 2023-03-07 12:17	Vxctec wrote I don't know why Ubisoft couldn't make this playable in the first place. It's a vehicle included in the game, so they have the right to make it drivable for the player. Because its a unlicensed variant of the standard Lincoln made to be used in scenes with car destruction, since the manufacturers have rules about vehicle deformation and destruction.
Lincoln Zephyr Driver: San Francisco (2011)	TheGreaser 2023-03-07 04:33	Well, it's likely because they wasted their money on car licenses. Can I also remind you, again and again, that every car that's got a real-life badge or trademark, is INDIVIDUALLY LICENSED? Thank you for understanding.
Lincoln Zephyr Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Vxctec 2023-03-07 03:49	I don't know why Ubisoft couldn't make this playable in the first place. It's a vehicle included in the game, so they have the right to make it drivable for the player.
Lincoln Zephyr Driver: San Francisco (2011)	TheGreaser 2023-03-06 21:26	Because you can't drive it. It's only appearance was the one story mission involving Krug.
Lincoln Zephyr Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Victor_2003 2023-03-06 12:00	SnifflesThe213 wrote Are they playable cause the guy is driving, even the interior. Probably its a mod or cheat code.
Lincoln Zephyr Driver: San Francisco (2011)	SnifflesThe213 2023-03-06 05:05	Are they playable cause the guy is driving, even the interior.
Nissan 370Z Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Vxctec 2023-02-25 20:54	Victor_2003 wrote Nah, that doesn't is a problem, Driver franchise focused the car selection on old muscle cars. I know. Still could’ve used more Japanese brands like Toyota or Mazda.
Nissan 370Z Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Victor_2003 2023-02-24 23:48	Vxctec wrote You should be lucky that The Crew has more JDM cars than this. Nah, that doesn't is a problem, Driver franchise focused the car selection on old muscle cars.
Nissan 370Z Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Vxctec 2023-02-24 21:11	You should be lucky that The Crew has more JDM cars than this.
Driver: San Francisco (2011)	KarltheLG 2022-12-17 03:04	Vxctec wrote The Driver franchise could've still been up and running if Ubisoft didn't screw the hell out of it and made the next game into a speedboat game. No wonder it went down. The Driver video game franchise is about driving any vehicle you want, taking part of being the undercover cop, defeating your main rival, drive types of vehicles like speedboats, motorcycles, karts, sports car, trucks, muscle cars, and hot rods. I wonder they screwed Driver: Speedboat Paradise with microtransaction, I don't know who is the mastermind behind unleashing #Pay2Win, the most extremely, but illegal, so heinous element of video game history.
Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Vxctec 2022-12-16 17:56	The Driver franchise could've still been up and running if Ubisoft didn't screw the hell out of it and made the next game into a speedboat game. No wonder it went down.
Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 Driver: San Francisco (2011)	Vxctec 2022-12-14 02:35	RacingFreak wrote Loving it! Dunno know if it`s either a C5/C6 or ZR1, correct me please The police Corvettes in Need For Speed games are by far better.

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