2000 Toyota HiAce
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Infos supplémentaires: Wagon Super Custom G Châssis: H100 Mk: 4 Catégorie: Fourgon / Monospace Origine:  JaponVéhicule jouable à débloquer : |
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 EnZo96 photo_librarymode_comment 2017-07-11 14:42 | Bebesusenka a écrit It's just plain dumb to get a freckin' Minivan into a drifting game. Maybe to you it's dumb, but Japanese don't think so, their games are pretty different, and I like that about them -- Last edit: 2017-07-11 14:42:46 |
  Hakari
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2016-10-27 22:10 | Bebesusenka a écrit It's just plain dumb to get a freckin' Minivan into a drifting game. Not if it's a japanese game. Also watch civic_eg6_94's video. |
 Bebesusenka
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2016-10-27 21:59 | It's just plain dumb to get a freckin' Minivan into a drifting game. |
  GroupB
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2016-07-02 00:59 | Yes, the Hiace is a troll car in this game. It dominates the lower TA classes, but it is also harder to drive effectively due to it not having a hood. Drifting is all about zone placement in this game. |
| carcrasher88
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2016-07-02 00:44 | In reality, the HiAce actually can make a great platform for a drift vehicle, with some models of this H100 generation weighing as little as 1,560kg/3,439 lbs, or only slightly heavier than a Nissan Skyline GT-R [R34] (1,536kg/3,386 lbs). Now, throw in a 1UZ-FE V8 from an old ambulance version, and you've got a potential drift monster on a potentially low budget compared to many common drift cars. |
  civic_eg6_94
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2016-07-01 23:55 | Pretty much expected if you played Japanese racing game. Plus, you can drift it: www.youtube.com/watch?v=KY-qz6KA8hg |
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