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 BMW X3 CC Gravel (2018) | 2009 Dakar session car. | |
 Toyota Land Cruiser Gravel (2018) | 2011 Dakar session car. | |
 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X Gravel (2018) | This car if I set it to go to MPH, the analog speedometer, oddly enough, detects it. Although viewed like this it looks like it's faulty. | |
 Gravel (2018) | Comparing the maximum speed of each vehicle with its own HUD with the dashboard camera of each car, given the conclusions, the speedometers of the vehicles are not well calibrated. What do you mean by that? That from 0 to 30 km / h it is calibrated, but from more than 30 km / h it is not completely calibrated. That only happens in those with a speedometer per needle. However, in the case of digital ones there is a very interesting curiosity. If I change from the game options, in the HUD section, if I configure it to go to MPH, according to which cars with digital dashboard it is configured as expected from the game options: to MPH. Now, those that have a digital dashboard are well calibrated, from the moment it starts to its peak speed. | |
 Acciona 100% EcoPowered Gravel (2018) | So this car is electric or not? | |
 Subaru Impreza Gravel (2018) | Within the game itself it is called WRX STI 2014. | |
 Toyota T100 SR5 Trophy Truck Gravel (2018) | This car was not made in the USA? | |
 AM General HMMWV Gravel (2018) | I don't know why this car is classified as Chevrolet within the game itself. It is the same as with the Hummer H3 Custom. | |
 Ford Fiesta ST WRX Gravel (2018) | So this car is a Ford? Because on the vents it says Oldsbergs. Well, one of his schematics says that. -- Last edit: 2020-10-10 23:55:52 | |
 Vauxhall Astra Gravel (2018) | The weirdest thing about this car is that it has the steering wheel on the left. Usually the Vauxhall has them on the right, but I don't know why the game developers did it this way. It's more. It looks like a left-hand drive Opel Kadett GSi just like a Vauxhall Astra. | |
 Porsche Cayenne Gravel (2018) | The only road car in the game, as this was a special edition that made it across Siberia in the rally of that name. | |
 Bowler Bulldog Gravel (2018) | This car is based in a Land Rover Defender. | |
 Suzuki Grand Vitara Gravel (2018) | I don't think this car really participated in the Dakar. | |
 Nissan Navara Gravel (2018) | This color scheme is the color driven by the Spanish Dakar Rally driver Nani Roma. | |
 BC Customs SXOR Gravel (2018) | It looks like an amphibious vehicle. | |
 Ford Falcon Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit (1998) | This car has a dash cam problem in the Windows version. It turns out that the speedometer on that camera was set to go to MPH instead of Km / h, since the speedometer image is measured in Km / h. | |
 Chevrolet Camaro Need for Speed: High Stakes (1999) | Link to replace the image of the front: i.imgur.com/Ouj5ogE.jpg | |
 Lister Storm Need for Speed: High Stakes (1999) | Link to replace the image of the front: i.imgur.com/TpFrX7I.jpg | |
 BMW M Roadster Need for Speed: High Stakes (1999) | NazcaC2 wrote Put the car right side up! 4 Years Later... Link to replace the image: i.imgur.com/By5LpcV.jpg -- Last edit: 2020-10-10 20:48:54 | |
 Daihatsu Mira Sega GT (2000) | Now that I think about it. Apart from reminding me of a Daihatsu Mira it also reminds me of a Ford Festiva. | |
 Lotus Evora Gran Turismo Sport (2017) | carcrasher88 wrote Also, it's Origin: UK, not Origin: USA. It is true that both the 2008 Tesla Roadster Sport and the Lotus Evora are quite similar. And some people who believe that the Lotus Evora is the Tesla Roadster Sport and vice versa. | |
Lotus Evora Gran Turismo Sport (2017) | What a bad paw! I wish Lotus was in GT Sport. | |
 Subaru Pleo Sega GT (2000) | This car uses a 7 speed CVT gearbox. if this car were in Gran Turismo it would be "single speed", but on the other hand in SEGA GT it detects it as a 7-speed sequential gearbox instead of a "single speed". | |
 unknown Sega GT (2000) | I don't know. But I have the feeling that it reminds me of the Focus FR200 in profile. Front: lh3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/qkQ9Hadho8rBPdRFWzvl1qLvDiad7M-satNwxEo9eQphV8uDIR5Nd7tHzVMz7Apk2IgmdrWTlrEP5nW_CXkd-NXd7l4lydsiiS25WYmnZeHoPPXRpAM1RGB99RgJeg Rear: supercars.net/blog/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/2000_Ford_FocusFR200Concept1.jpg -- Last edit: 2020-10-03 16:13:24 | |
 World Racing (2003) | All cars in the game except the Actros, Buggy, Aston Martin DB5 and Slipstream have the dash cam. | |
 World Racing 2 (2005) | Only vehicles that can be added as mods can be viewed in the dash cam, since those that are already in the game cannot view it as it was in World Racing 1. | |
 Dodge Viper Competition Coupe Race Cars: The Extreme Rally (2006) | I think it is the competition version, since the prototype does not have a wing like that. | |
 Mitsubishi Starion 4WD Sega GT Online (2004) | A rally car would look a bit weird in SEGA GT, since there are no rally tracks even if it is some variant of the ones already in the game but rallycross type or something like that. | |
 Honda Ballade Sports CR-X Sega GT Online (2004) | What was Ballade Sports? And as far as I know, with that name, it seems to me that a VTEC engine was equipped. | |
 Sega GT 2002 (2002) | There is something that I do not understand. The game itself is developed by SEGA, but at the races, the Microsoft logo appears on the billboards. Could it be that Microsoft Game Studios tried to publish this game with the seal of that company? | |
 Peugeot 205 Turbo 16 Sega GT 2002 (2002) | Blue? But this car was launched with colors in grey and white? or is it my thing? | |
 Blitz ER34 Gran Turismo 5: Prologue (2007) | This car believes was based in a Skyline Sedan. | |
 Toyota Celica Cabriolet Metropolis Street Racer (2000) | The worlds rarest Celica. | |
 Nissan Fairlady Z Metropolis Street Racer (2000) | Convertible? But this car reminds me a "Targa" version. | |
 Ford Festiva Need for Speed: Most Wanted (2005) | Why this car was assembled in Korea? | |
 Chevrolet Aveo GM Rally (2009) | this color scheme reminds me a 2000 Ford Focus WRC | |
 Porsche 911 Project Gotham Racing 2 (2003) | GroupB wrote Functional active aero. That applied from 930 on. | |
 Lotus 340R Project Gotham Racing 2 (2003) | The body is from a Lotus Elise. | |
 Ferrari 550 Barchetta Pininfarina Project Gotham Racing 2 (2003) | Pininfarina? But is a special edition? | |
 Datsun 240Z Project Gotham Racing 2 (2003) | I love it. | |
 BMW X5 Project Gotham Racing 2 (2003) | An SUV looks a little weird in Project Gotham Racing. But if there were sections of gravel, even on a street circuit, this car would be great for us. | |
 BMW 645Ci Project Gotham Racing 2 (2003) | When did the M6 really exist? In 2004? | |
 Ford Focus WRC Project Gotham Racing (2001) | And a rally car is quite rare even if it is a test in Project Gotham Racing. But it's beautiful. | |
 Porsche Boxster Project Gotham Racing (2001) | XThUnDeRX wrote I do question when that mysterious EA license is set to expire.  It already expired: in November 2016. | |
 Ford Mustang Need for Speed: Underground Rivals (2005) | There is an in-game taillight kit that are identical to the Shelby GT500. | |
 Porsche 911 Turbo Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 (2002) | Psychodellic. | |
 Mercedes-Benz CLK-GTR Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 (2002) | Reminds me to the Gulf Racing Scheme. | |
 Jaguar XKR Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 (2002) | British Racing Green | |
 Ford Mustang Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 (2002) | A tribute to the "Gran Jefe Mustango": the Mustang Boss 302. | |
 Ferrari 360 Modena Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 (2002) | Rosso Corsa? |
