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 Daihatsu Move Shutokō Battle Xtreme (2017) | The Move (and Move Custom) is one of Daihatsu's most popular models in Japan, and there is a bit of popularity in the tuner scene there with these as well. In fact, DAMD even made a body kit for one generation that made it look like a Chrysler up front... www.damd.co.jp/products/imagesCars/move_cust04_bm_a.jpg ...love it or hate it, you've gotta admit, they executed it rather decently. | |
 International 9400 San Francisco Rush: Extreme Racing (1996) | Mack Super-Liner? | |
 Toyota Hilux Surf Drift City (2007) | I know nothing's been brought up on this in over 5 years, but...it's not a 4Runner. Look at the windshield, see the steering wheel? Yeah, right hand drive. Also, there's wing mirror on the fender, typical of JDM vehicles. So, it's not a 4Runner, it's a Hilux Surf. | |
 Ford E-Series Watch Dogs 2 (2016) | Spawns normally in the following variants/liveries: - Tidis Corporation - Galilei - Tidy Bananas (basically, the van of the window cleaners you see at Auto Elite and Total Motors dealerships) - Pharmingtons - Ladder Rack - CTOS Ladder Rack - WKZ San Francisco with broadcast satellites on the roof - Import/Export - Various graffiti covered liveries, including a 580s one. | |
 Chevrolet El Camino Watch Dogs 2 (2016) | I find it funny what the name translates to...The Chair! | |
 Lincoln LS Unreal Tournament 2004 (2004) | How about the 2001 Lincoln MK9 Concept? | |
 Willys Jeep FJ-3 Snack Truck Fever (2015) | Nope, it's a Willys Jeep FJ-3 Fleetvan. | |
 Nissan GT-R Nismo ドリフトスピリッツ (2013) | The Nismo was introduced for 2015, wasn't it? | |
 Daihatsu Copen Cero Shutokō Battle Xtreme (2017) | Not is it the first Copen Cero, it's the first licensed second generation Copen, period! | |
 Mazda CX-3 Shutokō Battle Xtreme (2017) | Agreed. It's great to see them diversifying their vehicle selection beyond typical tuner cars. Especially when the Japanese market has such a great variety of cars to choose from. Maybe some foreign cars will make an appearance, too? The 6th generation Camaro (officially sold in Japan, albeit still left hand drive) would be pretty nice to see here, and would fit in great. Maybe a classic Toyota Sports 800? Or one of Nissan's retro cars from the late 80's-early 90's (Figaro, Be-1, Pao, S-Cargo)? Maybe with the apparent end of the exclusive agreement between EA and Porsche, maybe a 930 Turbo? | |
Mazda CX-3 Shutokō Battle Xtreme (2017) | First CX-3 in a video game. Interesting fact: the Japanese market CX-3 is offered exclusively with the 1.5L SkyActiv-D engine. No gasoline powered option. | |
 Nissan Quest Drive for Speed Simulator (2014) | Any other angles? Because from here, it could be a Mercury Villager as well. Even if it is a Quest, it's one of the first three generations, so origin is US, not Japan. | |
 unknown Downhill Domination (2004) | Not sure of the rear, but the front and side certainly look like an early 00's Camry to me. | |
 Honda Civic Downhill Domination (2004) | And the wheels look like they came off of a late 90's-early 00's Ford van. | |
 Hägglunds Bv 206 Downhill Domination (2004) | Hägglunds Bandvagn 206? | |
 Hägglunds Bv 206 Downhill Domination (2004) | Hägglunds Bandvagn 206? | |
 International TranStar Watch Dogs 2 (2016) | Agreed, it certainly seems to match the 387 much better than the TranStar, while the vent on the cowl looks like that of the International DuraStar, just flipped upside down. Also notable is that this truck design seems to have replaced the cabover design also found in the orignal WD, save for the garbage truck variant, as garbage trucks altogether seem to have been omitted in this game. The Small Box Truck version of the cabover was replaced by the MatarHorn Trucks Boxvan, and the WKZ Truck version was replaced by the MatarHorn Trucks Media Broadcast Truck, both of which share the same cab design with the Flatbed. Those variants were also joined by the new Dump Truck and Middleweight DC variants, giving MatarHorn Trucks a rather comprehensive lineup of commercial products, joined by the Convoy, the new MRAP, the City Bus, and the Firetruck. Though, looking at the emblem on the front of the cabovers in the original WD, they were also MatarHorn Trucks products, meaning the company must have offered two cab designs to give customers a choice. Maybe when developing the game (remember, during the game's development, Ubisoft Montreal made frequent trips to California, so I'm sure they picked up something on what sorts of vehicles are and aren't popular in the area in real life), they may have found cabover vehicles to be less popular in the Bay Area and decided on a completely conventional styled fleet of trucks in the sequel? Might also explain the introduction of the Landrock Motors Cube Truck. | |
 Fiat 500 Metal Carnage (2016) | It may have the scorpion on the hood and sides, but this looks more like a regular Fiat 500 than an Abarth. | |
 Honda HR-V Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare (2016) | Looks more like a Mercedes-Benz GLE Coupe than an HR-V. | |
 GAZ 233014 Tigr Just Cause 3 (2015) | It does look a lot closer to the Sherpa, maybe with a couple hints of the Oshkosh L-ATV located at the top of that list in your link (mainly in the headlights and windows). | |
 Piaggio Vespa Watch Dogs 2 (2016) | I made a slight error on the name, it's Molto Bene, not Motto Bene. Just fixed it. | |
 Ford Edge Watch Dogs 2 (2016) | Unlike the police variant of the Cavale, the police version of the Talos is simply referred to as a Brubeck Engines Talos, though classified as a Police Vehicle instead of as a Standard Vehicle, like the normal Talos. | |
 Toyota Carina My Summer Car (2016) | If it's a Kadett, it would be a Kadett [C] (1973-79). If it's an Escort, it would be a Mk II (1974-81). It could be one or the other, but honestly, I'm leaning towards the Kadett. Though, honestly, the front grille and side markers remind me more of a Holden Torana [LH]. | |
 Toyota Prius Watch Dogs 2 (2016) | Interestingly, if you summon a Valiance CE through Car on Demand, it may randomly spawn the taxi version instead of the standard one. This likely indicates that the taxi isn't counted as a separate model from the normal Valiance CE, but rather the same as a liveried version of a standard vehicle, like the numerous liveried versions of the Landrock Van 2500, for example. It also means that you can get a Valiance CE taxi with the paint job of your choice. I'm willing to bet the game would do the same with the Vessel, Crosscountry Series, and Cavale. Edit: Cavale taxi confirmed to be available the same way. -- Last edit: 2016-12-31 02:28:09 | |
 Dodge Charger Watch Dogs 2 (2016) | I know, but the police version of the Cavale is called the Cruiser, and yet this version of the Sonarus LX doesn't get a specific name...strange. | |
 Made for Game Sedan Sonic Adventure DX: Director's Cut (2003) | Closest thing I can think of is a Citroen DS 21, and I'm not even sure if that's good enough of a match. | |
 Nissan Patrol World War III: Black Gold (2001) | Chevrolet CUCV M1009 (military variant of the K5 Blazer) | |
 Nissan Patrol World War III: Black Gold (2001) | I'd say a K5 Blazer, since the green version looks like a CUCV M1009 (military version of the K5). | |
 Chevrolet Caprice World War III: Black Gold (2001) | Could be a Chevrolet Caprice, too. Kinda hard to tell from this model, since it's not that high of quality. | |
 Toyota Previa World War III: Black Gold (2001) | Nope, Toyota Previa/Estima. | |
 Ford Police Interceptor Watch Dogs 2 (2016) | Officially, the game refers to this as the Brubeck Engines Cruiser. No police in the name. | |
Dodge Charger Watch Dogs 2 (2016) | Interestingly, even though this is a specific variant, the game still refers to this simply as a Global Motors Sonarus LX. -- Last edit: 2016-12-25 17:41:30 | |
 Chevrolet EN-V Overwatch 1 & 2 (2022) | The only thing I can think of when I see it is the GEM Peapod, which was never put into production. | |
 Saturn ION FlatOut 2 (2006) | Here's what I see: - Saturn ION front end - First generation Dodge/Plymouth Neon coupe side windows - Ford Falcon [BF] rear with slightly modified tail lights | |
 Volvo S60 D Series: Off Road Driving Simulation (2015) | Same model from 3D Parking Simulator and Crash Race. | |
 Dodge Ram D Series: Off Road Driving Simulation (2015) | Another use of a ripped Thorogood model from the Saints Row series, just with altered textures? | |
 Nissan Skyline GT-R Grand Theft Auto V (2013) | Somewhat irrelevant, because there was also the GTS-4 model (literally an AWD variant of the GTS-t). | |
 Jaguar XJ220 Grand Theft Auto V (2013) | And, given the class of car and it's performance stats, it's pretty reasonably priced compared to many other similar and lesser cars in the game, with a selling price of $880,000. Still, it's certainly more than what real ones have sold at auction for (usually anywhere between $300-500k), and the car's original selling price of £470,000 ($586,912.50 at today's exchange rates, which also tells how much the XJ220 has depreciated in reality). | |
 Karrier BF Payback 2: The Battle Sandbox (2013) | Commer BF | |
 Chevrolet Silverado Monster Jam (2007) | It's not a reference, it's the truck's sponsor. They were literally sponsored by Suzuki's powersports division (which, unlike their passenger car division, is still active in the US market) and were called Team Suzuki. | |
 Dodge Charger City Car Driving (2010) | Just a couple little things... 1: It's not an SRT8, as those models, ever since the 2012 facelift, have had a unique bumper and grille. 2. From the 2012 facelift forward, police versions of the Charger are referred to as Charger Pursuit, not a Police Package. Hope this helps. .gif ":)") | |
 International Harvester Scout Forza Horizon 3 (2016) | I was. I mean, trademarking for the IH brand can be found in the game's credits. I just wasn't expecting it to be an expansion barn find, but rather a normal DLC vehicle. | |
 Fiat Strada Just Cause 3 (2015) | I love how unrealistic the towing and payload capacity stats are on this thing. The description says it's capable of towing 26,000 pounds and a payload capacity of over 3 tons (or 6,000 pounds). That's like...surpassing half-ton territory, and going straight into heavy duty truck territory. | |
 Kawasaki GPZ 900 R The Crew (2014) | *Danger Zone playing in the background* | |
 AM General Metropolitan Need for Speed: Undercover (2008) | It's the city bus from Burnout Paradise, so it's an AM General Metropolitan. | |
 Toyota Prius Watch Dogs 2 (2016) | Well, with the new generation model, it's not called FCX Clarity anymore, just Clarity. But, yes, it kind of will become a successor to the Insight, once the plug-in-hybrid and full electric variants come out next year. Other than the fact that there's a hydrogen fuel cell version instead of a regular electric version, one could also say it's a competitor to Hyundai's new Ioniq lineup. I think Toyota would be likely to merge the Mirai into the Prius family than to get rid of the Prius family altogether, given how successful the nameplate has been (even though they won't use it in Japan on the Prius C, instead of calling it Aqua). | |
Toyota Prius Watch Dogs 2 (2016) | How on Earth can the Prius C be a Leaf wannabe, when it's not even fully electric like the Leaf? That makes no sense, whatsoever. The Prius C was introduced with the intention of giving buyers a smaller, even more efficient, and more affordable entry to the Prius family. It's literally just a Yaris sized Prius, compared to the more Corolla sized Prius itself. Also, I agree that the Mirai is even worse looking than the new Prius. I'd MUCH rather take a Honda Clarity. Those things are stunning. | |
Chevrolet El Camino Watch Dogs 2 (2016) | Yep. A very interesting combination, and one that I personally like a lot. | |
Toyota Prius Watch Dogs 2 (2016) | I honestly don't think any of the first three generations of Prius were exactly...ugly. Sure, they weren't anything like a Jaguar E-Type, Mercedes-Benz 300SL, '63 Sting Ray Split-Window, or Nissan Skyline 2000GT-R Hakosuka, but honestly...there's people who claim the original Chevrolet Volt concept looks better than the production first generation model, and I honestly think the concept was uglier than it and all three generations of Prii leading up to the current one...which is the truly hideous one. Thankfully the upcoming plug-in Prime model improves over many of the negatives of the fourth generation Prius' design. | |
Toyota Prius Watch Dogs 2 (2016) | True, but we've seen in previous game sequels where variants of certain cars have disappeared. Look at Roman's Taxi (GTA IV), the civilian Esperanto (also IV, both of them replaced by an unplayable Police Roadcruiser), the Schyster Caddy (yet again IV), the Interest (Saints Row), the Five-O (disappeared after SR2), the original Vapid Police Cruiser (IV again, replaced by a more modern version, and the civilian Stanier), FBI Rancher (disappeared after the end of the 3D era of GTA, eventually replaced by the unplayable North Yankton police variant of the Rancher XL and the FBI variant of the Grainger, both in GTA V), etc. |
