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The roofline and middle part is Peugeot 205 CTI. | ||
1998-2001 were the years the 156 competed in Super Touring Car racing in mainland Europe. In 2002 the new Super 2000 regulations were imposed with simpler cars. -- Last edit: 2018-03-07 11:07:20 | ||
Yes the roofline is Impreza GD for sure | ||
VN : Big cab, and 2 big steps into the cab, built, sold and developed in North America. NH12 : Made In Brazil, never sold in North America. Smaller cab, 3 small steps into the cab. | ||
Subaru did lose the 555 sponsorship for the 1999 season, but decided to keep the blue paintjob despite that. Although in later years, when the new gen 2 Impreza was launched they did use the 555 sponsorship on their cars in some rallys, not many, but a few. | ||
The Puma is a totally different model, smaller, and was only sold with a 4 cylinder engine. The Cougar was sold both in America and in Europe and was available both with a 2 liter 4 cylinder and a 2.5 liter V6 engine. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Cougar en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Puma -- Last edit: 2018-01-31 16:35:03 | ||
Bruisemobile wrote Since when was the Range Rover built with two doors? Since around 1970... silodrome.com/range-rover-classic-two-door/ | ||
More like TGS, since TGA is no longer in production, and had a different front end. | ||
sajmon14 wrote should be Sierra RS500 Cosworth No, since it lacks the secondary rear wing on the bootlid, and the extra air intake in the front, it is not an RS500, just a normal RS Cosworth. www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJl0-daCCHs | ||
holden nut wrote Volvo FLH. That truck does not exist, it`s either FL or FH. | ||
GamerFIB7590 wrote Or Mercedes-Benz No, this is an Ford Falcon from Australia... | ||
GamerFIB7590 wrote I'm thinking 1984 Lincoln Continental since it reminds me of Washington from GTA VC, VCS, and SA I am not so sure, take a look at this pic, and come back to me : flic.kr/p/9Rrk4x -- Last edit: 2017-11-21 13:51:59 | ||
5-Series E28 | ||
Knew the torque output was to low, rallying is all about torque ![]() tech-racingcars.wikidot.com/ford-escort-mk-v-wrc | ||
1993 Jolly Club Lancia, driven by Carlos Sainz ![]() en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lancia_Delta_Group_A#/media/File:Lancia_Delta_HF_Integrale_01.jpg | ||
twilight sparkplug wrote Agree on the FH, But there is no way of telling if it is a 400? FM, not FH... | ||
Daf XF... | ||
enzo96 wrote I think newer one, precisely this one model here looks fine, but those big ugly wheels is what ruin it for me, maybe i'm just not into that for this car, but a normal one would've made more sense tbh If you want to cross the north pole, you can`t just put on any old wheels... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Top_Gear:_Polar_Special | ||
N10 or N12 | ||
And i thought Space Star was the name of a van from Mitsubishi. -- Last edit: 2017-04-08 11:09:54 | ||
Awesome, hope it will sound as good as the real thing as well, and have the gear whine inside as well, since they left that out in Dirt rally, which was kind of sad, and not very realistic. Inside : www.youtube.com/watch?v=6fj1ipzqV-8 Outside : www.youtube.com/watch?v=PvMMXqq6vqM -- Last edit: 2017-04-23 10:22:01 | ||
Sweet, the screaming naturally aspirated F2 beast is in, this thing revved to 10 000 rpm, and sounded amazing in real life ![]() It has a 2 litre n/a engine, with around 280+ hp, and it`s only front wheel drive, but it could still outperform the 4wd turbo Wrc cars on tarmac rallys, mostly thanks to it`s low weight, since it was only fwd. www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeLvq9nFQtk -- Last edit: 2017-04-11 09:45:52 | ||
Speedevil wrote That's a Focus? I didn't know it had a RX version, I thought it was a Fiesta. Doesn't help that it showed up when I searched Fiesta RX on Google... Here you go, since you missed last years FIA World Rallycross Championship... : www.hooniganracing.com/garage/ -- Last edit: 2017-04-13 15:49:12 | ||
ArigatoDomo312 wrote Honda NSX JGTC?? No it does not feature the widebody kit, that the JGTC / Super GT Nsx had ![]() | ||
If so, it`s most likely a 377 | ||
Toyota Chaser ? ![]() | ||
Everyone who have doubts about this being an Evo, has obviously never watched WRC... | ||
Facelfted Ford Mondeos from 1997-2000 are called MK 2s, despite being almost the same car as the Mk 1 Mondeos from 1993-1996 |