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 Aston Martin Vanquish Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 (2002) | British Racing Green | |
 FTE TS50 Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 (2002) | Reminds me a Vauxhall Astra BTCC with this special color. | |
 Dutton Phaeton Sega GT (2000) | I need to know what car it really is. I know the headlights are from an Austin-Healey Frogeyes. And the overall body of a Bugatti Atlantic. | |
 Alpine A110 Sega GT (2000) | I don't know why this car lists it in-game as a Renault. I know the A110 is powered by a Renault engine, but they didn't bother so much to license SEGA from Alpine to appear in the game. | |
 Gran Turismo 4 (2004) | Solarriors wrote You mean the Gran Turismo "GR" logo is not the legit one ? Made of blue "G" with its red bar in it, and red "R" In my case, that would be the official logo: vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/logopedia/images/e/e5/Gran_Turismo_4_logo.png/revision/latest/scale-to-width-down/340?cb=20140722074742 And that would be the "weird" logo for me: w7.pngwing.com/pngs/296/101/png-transparent-gran-turismo-4-playstation-2-gran-turismo-5-gran-turismo-sport-new-acura-text-trademark-logo-thumbnail.png The big difference is that the official logo in my opinion has the G and the little square next to it in blue, while the R is in red. However, the "rare" logo has only the electric blue G (Note the difference between shades of blue of the two logos) and the little square that next to it changes from electric blue to red, just like the R that remains intact color. -- Last edit: 2020-09-26 20:11:10 | |
Gran Turismo 4 (2004) | the photo on the cover of the game is not official. why? because the officer has two blue pieces and one red. on the other hand, the one on this website is a blue piece and two red ones. I'm telling you this in case no one had noticed that. | |
 McLaren F1 GTR Gran Turismo 4 (2004) | what I don't understand is the following. As of Gran Turismo 4 prologue, this car is classified in-game as a BMW. And the car itself has a V12 engine of BMW origin. Why did mclaren no longer exist within Gran Turismo itself when it was actually from Gran Turismo 5. | |
 Peugeot 408 GRID Autosport (2014) | carcrasher88 wrote No, it's a race car who's design is based on this 408: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peugeot_408#First_generation_(2010%E2%80%932014) Voucher. So the Peugeot 408 was only available for the Latin American market | |
 Honda HSV-010 GRID Autosport (2014) | carcrasher88 wrote What? No, HSV in this case stands for 'Honda Sports Velocity', and it was made specifically for SuperGT. Justly. Between HSV from Holden and HSV from Honda, oddly enough, there is some confusion. | |
 DJM Motorsport Escort DiRT Rally (2015) | This one has a defect directly from the body. In case nobody noticed, for example, the letters of the rear logo are horizontally inverted. In real life, this should not be the case, although the layout of the dashboard on the right-hand side, the driver's side, was preserved. | |
 Toyota FJ Cruiser Colin McRae: DiRT 2 (2009) | But wasn't the FJ Cruiser made directly in the US? | |
Peugeot 408 GRID Autosport (2014) | What? A 408? But wasn't it the concept racing version of the 407? And to my knowledge, a road version of that model was never made. Or so I think. -- Last edit: 2020-09-23 20:21:46 | |
Honda HSV-010 GRID Autosport (2014) | This car was not made in Australia? As the acronym for the HSV referred to a brand from the Holden house that modifies its cars for racing, I don't know if this car was for the V8 Supercars or for the Super GT. | |
 Austin Mini Miglia GRID Autosport (2014) | Miglia? Since when has the Austin Mini participated in the Mille Miglia? | |
 Volvo S60 BTCS GRID 2 (2013) | What is the difference between BTCC and BTCS? Obviously these two championships are held in the UK, but what will BTCS itself mean? | |
 Volkswagen W12 Record Race Driver: GRID (2008) | Not a W12 Narḍ? And why is it called W12 Record? For the record he got on the Narḍ test track? | |
 Jedi F1000 Race Driver: GRID (2008) | flatdarkmars wrote Close, but not quite. In game it's "JRC FJ1000". It's built by a British company called Jedi Racing Cars (yes, really) and it's powered by a Suzuki motorcycle engine. Nothing Ford about it. Could it be that it is powered by the GSX-R engine? As the comment says it is powered by a Suzuki engine ... | |
Jedi F1000 Race Driver: GRID (2008) | With Star Wars character name. I didn't expect it myself from the brand name of the base model (the Jedi F1000). | |
 RE-Amemiya RX-7 D1GP Race Driver: GRID (2008) | I love it with this Falken color scheme. | |
 Mazda 787B Race Driver: GRID (2008) | The strangest thing, and at the same time exaggerated, is that the REAL Mazda 787B equips a MANUAL gearbox in 5-SPEED H. Instead, the GRID version broke all the laws of physics for two reasons: The first, it reaches almost 400 km / h; the second, which equips a SEQUENTIAL box of 6 SPEEDS. | |
 Nismo Skyline Z-Tune Race Driver: GRID (2008) | Like the Top Secret 350Z, within the game itself, the Nismo Skyline GT-R R34 Z-Tune lists it, too, as a Nissan. | |
 Top Secret 350Z Race Driver: GRID (2008) | Within the game itself, the Top Secret 350Z lists it as a Nissan. And above, the dashboard components are all factory, except for an optional accessory such as the turbo blow indicator. | |
 McLaren F1 GTR Race Driver: GRID (2008) | And I believed that the rarest Ueno Clinic racing team was solely in GT Sport. I don't know if this team is in more games other than GRID and Gran Turismo. | |
 MV Agusta F4 RC Driveclub Bikes (2015) | I don't know if the AMG logo that it has on the sides is because it equips an AMG engine (which surprises me that AMG made engines for motorcycles) or is it that MV Agusta was in the Mercedes-Benz group, but with a contract of practices. | |
 Land-Rover Range Rover Sport Driver: San Francisco (2011) | Since when is the Land Rover Range Rover Sport not listed within the game itself as a Land Rover brand car, instead of having created a brand with the model name? I do not know if in the future, Range Rover will be a private brand and independent of the Land Rover house, as happened with SEAT with its CUPRA models that divided it as a second brand. | |
 Dodge Ram SRT-10 Driver: San Francisco (2011) | I do not know why in the game it is classified as RAM if in real life it is already a Dodge. What's more, the 3500 is cataloged as RAM, since it is from 2010. | |
 Chevrolet Corvette Z06 Driver: San Francisco (2011) | Along with the Corvette ZR1, and its cop version (also ZR1), this car has a flaw. In the dash cam, the speedometer, if it goes over 200 MPH, the needle turns over, as it was not well calibrated. If anything, in the acceleration from 0 to 60 MPH yes, but throughout the entire route, from 100 MPH it is decalibrated. It is the same as in the Corvette Z06 of Shift 2, only that the one in this game shows the Head-Up Display, and instead in DSF, no. In the Shift 2 version, the Head-Up Speedometer is very well calibrated, both in the acceleration from 0 to 60 MPH and in the 0 to 100 MPH ... Even at maximum speed, which is what the digital speedometer from the other game, no. | |
 Abarth 695 SS Driver: San Francisco (2011) | This car has a fault. In the dash cam, the speedometer, its maximum speed it reaches is 140 ... not MPH, but Km / h. And it turns out that the speedometer needle was set to go MPH, instead of Km / h. | |
 McLaren F1 LM Driveclub (2014) | Attacker1997 wrote But this logo really exists in F1 LMs, mainly in the prototype XP1 LM, which for some reason is the most used model to scan in the games Now you really made me think. | |
 Bentley Continental GT Driveclub (2014) | There is something that I do not understand. In the car selection menu, selecting this car, in the technical sheet, in the engine type section it says V12, instead of W12. Do you think it may be a misspelling? I bet on that, fixed. | |
 Audi RS5 Driveclub (2014) | Between the RS5 Coupe and the R8 V10 Coupe Plus, in the miniature of those cars, the blue color is the same tone of blue | |
 W Motors Lykan Hypersport Driveclub (2014) | The engine is the same engine than the equipped in the RUF CTR3 Clubsport. | |
 Rimac Concept One Driveclub (2014) | One of the fastest electric cars of this game. | |
 Hennessey Venom GT Driveclub (2014) | Based in the 2009 Lotus Exige. One of the fastest cars of this game... But in the section of gasoline vehicles. | |
 Meyers Manx Driveclub (2014) | this car has a glitch in the game. In the Motorstorm (I don't think it's true) it has a 7-speed gearbox. On the other hand, in the Driveclub it keeps the number of gears ... But seen from the dash cam, if the seventh gear is put in, the gear lever knob stays in sixth gear. | |
 GTA Spano Driveclub (2014) | A "Made in Spain Ferrari". | |
McLaren F1 LM Driveclub (2014) | In addition, on the sides of the spoiler it puts the GT-R logo. | |
McLaren F1 LM Driveclub (2014) | Speedevil wrote There's no race version of the F1 LM. That is, what to distinguish a McLaren F1 GT-R from an F1 LM (Which are quite similar for aesthetics) would they be on the dashboard for example? Because the GT-R version (the racing one) has a digital dashboard. In contrast, the LM version has an analog dashboard. was that what you were trying to tell me? | |
 Lotus Evora Driveclub (2014) | Looks like a Tesla Roadster Sport. | |
 Citroën Survolt Driveclub (2014) | Within the game, this car lists it as a DS. | |
 Icona Vulcano Driveclub (2014) | the engine of this car I think is a V12 Lamborghini engine, taken from the Aventador. | |
McLaren F1 LM Driveclub (2014) | Road Edition? Because the Race edition was not equiped the dashboard with needles. | |
 BMW V12 LMR Test Drive 6 (1999) | Removed for problems with the license? because the car description says that... problems with the license is a possibility. | |
 TVR Project 7/12 Test Drive 4 (1997) | Looks like a Cerbera Speed Twelve. | |
 Pontiac GTO Test Drive 4 (1997) | How to obtain this car? with a addon? | |
 Race Car Formula Rigs of Rods (2005) | Lotus 49? | |
 Maserati GranTurismo Driver: San Francisco (2011) | Automotive Gaming wrote Can you check the previous comments before saying these things? ag-spots-2017.o.auroraobjects.eu/2017/06/03/maserati-granturismo-s-mc-sport-line-c281003062017084701_4.jpg Ops! I did not notice. Look, I almost always look at the previous comments in case it was necessary for me to comment on something. but it looks like I jumped. | |
 Nissan 370Z Driver: San Francisco (2011) | Automotive Gaming wrote It doesn't have Nismo parts, so, nope. A possible emulation. | |
 Audi R8 Driver: San Francisco (2011) | carcrasher88 wrote Uh...you could get an R8 with a manual transmission. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Audi_R8_(Type_42)#Transmissions i.ytimg.com/vi/Im2pc7ra8T0/maxresdefault.jpg | |
 RUF Rt 12 Sega Rally Revo (2007) | Automotive Gaming wrote Are there laws that prevent having a RUF in a rally game? No no no no. Total. RUF, for me is the Porsche 2nd brand. Even if I never participated in any race or rally ... I directly give it my approval. |
