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 Dodge Ram Horizon Racing (2017) | The grille looks like it's taken from Dodge Ram. | |
 Mitsubishi Mirage Armored Warfare (2015) | Obviously based off second generation Fiat Punto, only the rear is different but overall has strong similarity with the Fiat. | |
 Iveco Daily Half-Life: Counter Strike (1999) | This is Iveco Daily, of course. I know because in Bulgaria, the Gendarmerie uses these vans. A bit poorly drawn but the resemblance with the Iveco is obvious | |
 GMC Vandura 'A-Team' Half-Life: Counter Strike (1999) | Xenotime a écrit Hahahha, have you ever been in western/northern Europe (In you case - northern)? Density of Chryslers and Chevys per square kilometer are rather big. If you don't know, Chryslers are assembled in Graz, Austria and Chevrolets are Korean made. In Bulgaria 2 of 3 taxis are Chevrolet Aveo but Korean not American. I assume in Northern Europe they don't import American Chevys, they import Korean made, aren't they? -- Last edit: 2015-09-06 18:23:19 | |
GMC Vandura 'A-Team' Half-Life: Counter Strike (1999) | fontheking5 a écrit Yes,we import around 5000 old American cars to Sweden each year, believe it or not, but that is true. This is possible but uncommon. I too have seen Dodge RAM, Cadillac Escalade and Cadillac DeVille but they are extremely uncommon. | |
GMC Vandura 'A-Team' Half-Life: Counter Strike (1999) | JFK a écrit There was something called early 00s for your information. It was time that proably everything in game that was runable on early 00s PC (that was a thing too) was boxy, for example van from A-Team, which is in real live also boxy. And name that are you proably trying to find is Dodge Ram Van, which is also boxy. I am quite pissed off today for several personal and very good reasons. You are proably good man, but since today I lost my best friend, you proably easily find out why I am today in that bad mood. BTW welcome to IGCD, I will calm down soon I hope. Wow. I just posted that comment because at least in reality, it's odd to see North American market vehicles like GMC Vandura parked next to European-spec Corolla {Wow the other markets'one is ways better-looking than this ugly AE112R} I suppose the map when i took the cars'screensots (de_survivor) is set in Europe most possibly in Germany because the author seem to be German according to the family name. | |
 Toyota Corolla Half-Life: Counter Strike (1999) | JFK a écrit Cause Pickup Express was released in 1999. It had their own quite poorly rendered cars, such as Buss or Yaris Verso. My guess -> And because it was a cheap game and it wasnt sold in big nubers, CS developers thought that it would be easier to take it from unknown game. EDIT: Oh wait - that is a wagon?! So my apologies to CS developers, I didnt notice that (lot of now on car etc.), but still they could use Pickup Express one as a base. To take it from an unknown game? Wow those vehicles even I can draw with some 3D drawing program. | |
Toyota Corolla Half-Life: Counter Strike (1999) | At least the headlights resemble those of XC90 but the taillamps doesn't. No, it's not Corolla, but the models are too poorly drawn to say for sure. | |
GMC Vandura 'A-Team' Half-Life: Counter Strike (1999) | Xenotime a écrit GMC Vandura of course. It's not Vandura because the vangura has metal bumpers, the headlights were smaller and there are turn signals next to the headlights, which is not typical for Vandura. Note the spoiler on it. unfortunately the vehicles in the game are very poorly drawn- just boxes. -- Last edit: 2015-09-01 20:18:31 | |
 Nissan Pathfinder Half-Life (1998) | Guys, see the lines below the doors and note how it has fuel caps on both sides |