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 LDV Convoy The Getaway (2002) | 1996 LDV Convoy Customline Lazer | |
 Peugeot 306 The Getaway (2002) | I think the fella needs to have a few words with the good old banhammer... | |
 Lotus Esprit The Getaway (2002) | Gonna steal this one too, BHW? | |
Peugeot 306 The Getaway (2002) | BHW.......are you fucking retarded? Stop stealing other people's pictures! | |
 Mercedes-Benz SEC The Getaway (2002) | Was took out of the game due to the falling out with Mercedes-Benz. | |
 Vauxhall Vectra The Getaway (2002) | i wish we had these cars here ;( | |
 Rover 3500 The Getaway (2002) | dam we dont have these cars in the states... i wouldnt have regonized it. would love to drive half of these European cars... | |
 Volvo FL6 The Getaway (2002) | This is a licensed rendition of a Saxon-bodied Volvo FL6. The Saxon badge is visible just above the grille. | |
 Optare Delta The Getaway (2002) | The Optare Delta body was built exclusively on the DAF SB220 chassis. This appears to be a licensed rendition. | |
 Jensen Interceptor The Getaway (2002) | andrew nicholson a écrit Ah the first British conventional Car to have 4 wheel drive that wasn't made for Farming. It's largely forgotten for that the Audi Quattro was remembered as the "First" car to popularize four wheel drive regular cars. but the Quattro would never had existed without this car. More people should know about this. Note: The place I got this information was in Autocar magazine in the most important historical car test section towards the end. Actually, The Interceptor was built on an FR platform. The Jensen FF was the 4WD twin of the Interceptor. Both cars look exactly alike although the FF ended production in 1971 while the Interceptor ended production in 1976. But it's an easy mistake. | |
Optare Delta The Getaway (2002) | If only one of these had a dennis dart engine | |
 Hyster H 60 The Getaway (2002) | Hyster H60 | |
 Made for Game Coupe The Getaway (2002) | My Guesses: Aston Martin V8: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/09/SC06_1986_Aston_Martin_V8_Vantage_Volante.jpg it´s even USA Spec! 2009 Wheelsandmore Shelby GT500 Eleanor: www.maxrev.de/files/2010/03/2009_wheelsandmore_mustang_shelby_gt500_eleanor_front_angle_2_1280x960.jpg | |
Peugeot 306 The Getaway (2002) | Why does this one not have a Peugeot or 306 badge on it anywhere? Did Soho not get a license to make a police version? | |
 AEC Routemaster The Getaway (2002) | The textures are from an RML-class AEC Routemaster. | |
 Jeep Grand Cherokee The Getaway (2002) | Made for EU. | |
Lotus Esprit The Getaway (2002) | Thanks to RacingFreak's thumbs I can see this is a 1989-91 Esprit SE: www.lotusespritworld.com/EModels/SE.html | |
Peugeot 306 The Getaway (2002) | Optional front and rear views:  | |
Lotus Esprit The Getaway (2002) | Here are some optional front and rear views I did (original resolution of the images was 2880x1600):  | |
 E-Z-Go Marathon The Getaway (2002) | EZ-go Marathon. | |
 Lotus M250 The Getaway (2002) | @Sandie: Definitely agree, as if that was to happen, that could mean we'd see Nissan/Renault engines in future Lotus models. I could see them using the Nissan Juke's 1.6L turbocharged engine in an Elise/Elan. | |
Lotus M250 The Getaway (2002) | If it goes wrong for Lotus I can easily see Tony Fernandes (who owns Caterham and Team Lotus F1) being the one who bails them out. | |
Lotus M250 The Getaway (2002) | Antti-san a écrit Couldn't agree more - Lotus should stick to what they do best; lightweight sports cars for enthusiasts. Unfortunately Bahar seems to think it's a good idea to go toe to toe with Ferrari...  Caterham still exist, so the Lotus spirit still alive | |
Lotus M250 The Getaway (2002) | Couldn't agree more - Lotus should stick to what they do best; lightweight sports cars for enthusiasts. Unfortunately Bahar seems to think it's a good idea to go toe to toe with Ferrari... | |
Lotus M250 The Getaway (2002) | Sandie a écrit The new models will fail. I'm pretty certain of that. I agee with you, we need more Lotus Seven and less Lotus Eterne jalopnik.com/5693756/lotus-wants-to-build-fatter-cars | |
Lotus M250 The Getaway (2002) | The new models will fail. I'm pretty certain of that. The only question is whether they will actually get the cars launched. They don't have the funding and in this financial climate it will be difficult for them. They have already gone cap in hand to the UK government who have told them to do one. If you look at it the new cars will be priced in the kind of range where Porsches and Aston Martins are. I love Lotuses but there is no way I'd make the decision to choose one over a Aston at that kind of price. Look at the Evora. It's a lovely car and I would love to have one but sadly the people who can spend £50-60K on a sportscar don't feel that way. The sales figures haven't lived up to expectations as people would rather drive a Cayman or some such. To consider going up a level from that would just not work. If they came to ask me for money I'd look at the business case and tell them, Dragon's Den style 'I'm out'. That said, it is just my opinion and I could be wrong as I'm the kind of harebrained traditionalist who is unhappy they aren't still building the Seven. | |
Lotus M250 The Getaway (2002) | @J-2: Yeah, it really is, when you think about it. I'm definitely going to miss these things when they're gone, but I will willingly welcome the new models with open arms (figuratively, of course). Some people don't realize that the new Lotus models (Elan, Elise, Elite and Esprit) may be larger, but still have similar power-to-weight ratios to the current models, surely something Colin Chapman would be proud of today, if he was still with us. | |
Lotus M250 The Getaway (2002) | Quite ironic that the Elise now looks just like that. | |
Lotus M250 The Getaway (2002) | Thanks!  | |
Lotus M250 The Getaway (2002) | Chassis code should be Type 118, the class should be Proto/Concept and the year is 1999. www.lotusespritturbo.com/Lotus_Models_Part_2.htm -- Last edit: 2011-05-19 16:27:26 | |
Peugeot 306 The Getaway (2002) | This is certainly london police car.But it's not Metropolitan Police nor British Transport Police.I can see City of London Police livery there. -- Last edit: 2011-03-23 22:31:07 | |
 Bentley Mulsanne The Getaway (2002) | CrazyCars a écrit I wish this was playable  Ditto!  | |
Jeep Grand Cherokee The Getaway (2002) | Finally, this car was shown in the opening scene in mission 21  | |
 Ford Transit The Getaway (2002) | This van was shown in the opening scene in mission 15  | |
Vauxhall Vectra The Getaway (2002) | This car was also shown in the opening scenes of missions 8, 13 and 17      | |
 Vauxhall Vectra The Getaway (2002) | One of the cars was shown in one of the scenes in mission 7, along with a LTI Fairway More of them were shown in the opening scenes of missions 15, 16 and 17    | |
Mercedes-Benz SEC The Getaway (2002) | This car was shown in the opening scene of mission 7  | |
 Nissan Skyline GT-R The Getaway (2002) | This car was also shown in the opening scene of mission 6  | |
 Honda Civic The Getaway (2002) | Two of these were shown in a scene in mission 3     And one was shown in the opening scene of mission 6   | |
AEC Routemaster The Getaway (2002) | This bus was shown behind Charlie's Bentley Mulsanne in the opening scene of mission 3  5 (one of them only showed the very end of it)of these were shown in the opening scene of mission 4     | |
Bentley Mulsanne The Getaway (2002) | This car was also shown in the opening scenes of missions 3 and 12   | |
Lotus Esprit The Getaway (2002) | 1987/88 model. | |
 Ford Transit The Getaway (2002) | Here's the video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=bqAKVQx4BW0 -- Last edit: 2010-10-13 18:33:54 | |
Ford Transit The Getaway (2002) | From the mine is a Transit, with another grille | |
Made for Game Coupe The Getaway (2002) | Aston Martin V8 from the 70's Ford Mustang, Ford Maverick GT (Brazilian Market), Ford Granada... You see, it has M3 E46 or Mitsubishi Lancer Taillights... | |
Bentley Mulsanne The Getaway (2002) | Yes, but in this game CGI scenes and gameplay are the same, so, I guess the tag it's not necessary... -- Last edit: 2010-01-02 19:29:49 | |
Bentley Mulsanne The Getaway (2002) | Isn't this only seen in CGI? | |
Lotus Esprit The Getaway (2002) | Yes i pretty sure, one version existed in the First The Getaway, in the north of London | |
Lotus Esprit The Getaway (2002) | Is there a police Esprit in this game or are you talking about the police Esprit in The Getaway Black Monday? | |
Rover 3500 The Getaway (2002) | I hope the rear doors don't fall off when its on a bumpy road! |
