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 Made for Game Runabout 3: Neo Age (2002) | That's because it's a mechanised puppet known as the Karakuri ningyō in Japan. -- Last edit: 2010-10-12 21:09:20 | |
 Ford E-Series Midtown Madness 2 (2000) | As I said on the Midtown Madness page: None of the traffic cars are based on anything in real life. They look as if they were drawn by a 14 year old in MS Paint. So please stop trying to identify them. | |
 Made for Game Midtown Madness (1999) | None of the traffic cars are based on anything in real life. They look as if they were drawn by a 14 year old in MS Paint. | |
 Made for Game Runabout 3: Neo Age (2002) | I knew you'd say that .gif ";)") In this game it's more like a novelty car, as it's clearly not a sea vehicle in this case. The "plane" in Colin McRae Rally 3 is another example of this. -- Last edit: 2010-10-12 17:57:56 | |
Made for Game Runabout 3: Neo Age (2002) | It's utterly useless in the game too. Honestly, the novelty vehicles are too slow to be of any use. | |
 Austin A40 Somerset Runabout 3: Neo Age (2002) | This car handles very badly as it often tips over whenever you try to steer. | |
 Dodge Monaco Runabout 3: Neo Age (2002) | A very obvious rip-off of the Bluesmobile, right down to the "P1" on the side. | |
Made for Game Runabout 3: Neo Age (2002) | How it appears when damaged: The Japanese have a very odd sense of humour. | |
 Ford Ka Gran Turismo 5 (2010) | It's back  And it's been taken from a leaked video of the car list so it will obviously be replaced when the full game is out. -- Last edit: 2010-09-30 19:29:27 | |
 Daihatsu Midget II Gran Turismo 5 (2010) | Over 700 of the 1000 cars will be standard so I'm not very surprised they didn't pay much attention to this. | |
 Toyota Century Kung Fu Rider (2010) | Given the location, it's more likely to be that yes. | |
Toyota Century Kung Fu Rider (2010) | Model? | |
 Nissan Cedric Kung Fu Rider (2010) | These taxis always seem to be either a Crown or Cedric. | |
 Chevrolet G-20 Super Runabout (2000) | Would a front shot be possible for identification? | |
 Chevrolet Bel Air Super Runabout (2000) | Would a front shot be possible for identification? | |
 Ferrari F355 GTS Super Runabout (2000) | Would a front shot be possible for identification? | |
 Lamborghini Countach Super Runabout (2000) | Would a front shot be possible for identification? | |
 Ford Crown Victoria Super Runabout (2000) | Would a front shot be possible for identification? | |
 Dodge Ram Super Runabout (2000) | I think this is the signature vehicle of the series as it has appeared in every game in this form. | |
 Chevrolet Impala Super Runabout (2000) | Would a front shot be possible for identification? | |
 Ford Super De Luxe Super Back to the Future II (1993) | I'm thinking it could also be the De Luxe as this scene mimics the scene from the movie. | |
 De Lorean DMC-12 Super Back to the Future II (1993) |  | |
 Kenworth T-600 Driver: San Francisco (2011) | Really? I'm fairly sure I saw it as a selection with Mack branding on it. | |
 Renault Agora TD Overdrive: The Brotherhood of Speed (2002) | It's set in Japan, if that helps. | |
 Pagani Zonda Cinque Driver: San Francisco (2011) | Personally I would make it a hidden car like the unlockables in Driver 2. It's a bit odd because they got the car selection spot on in respect to the locations in every Driver prior to this. -- Last edit: 2010-08-20 22:09:01 | |
Pagani Zonda Cinque Driver: San Francisco (2011) | Just the sort of car you see roaming the streets of San Francisco everyday. | |
 Dodge Charger Midnight Club: Los Angeles (2008) | Can you please refrain from glueing your caps lock key? | |
 TVR Cerbera Speed 12 Split/Second: Velocity (2010) | Just announced as an upcoming downloadable vehicle. | |
 B Engineering Edonis Split/Second: Velocity (2010) | I do love that power play. There's nothing like playing chicken with a crash landing jumbo jet. | |
 Peterbilt 359 Split/Second: Velocity (2010) |   The truck used in Survial mode whereby you have to dodge barrels spilling from the trailer. | |
 Land-Rover LRX Concept Split/Second: Velocity (2010) |   | |
 Ford F-150 SVT Raptor Split/Second: Velocity (2010) |   | |
 Ford Mustang Split/Second: Velocity (2010) |   | |
 Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione Split/Second: Velocity (2010) |   | |
 Made for Game Split/Second: Velocity (2010) |   | |
 Chevrolet SSR Split/Second: Velocity (2010) |   | |
 Nissan GT-R Split/Second: Velocity (2010) |   -- Last edit: 2010-08-06 20:28:35 | |
B Engineering Edonis Split/Second: Velocity (2010) |   | |
 McLaren MP4-12C Split/Second: Velocity (2010) |   | |
 Lola B09/60 Aston Martin Split/Second: Velocity (2010) |   | |
 Bowler Wildcat Split/Second: Velocity (2010) |   | |
 Lamborghini Murciélago Split/Second: Velocity (2010) |   -- Last edit: 2010-08-01 16:07:27 | |
 Aston Martin DBS Split/Second: Velocity (2010) |   | |
 Made for Game Split/Second: Velocity (2010) |   | |
 TVR Sagaris Split/Second: Velocity (2010) |   | |
 Gumpert Apollo Split/Second: Velocity (2010) |   This car looks like it has a sad face  | |
 Ferrari F430 Split/Second: Velocity (2010) |   | |
 Alfa Romeo 159 Driver: San Francisco (2011) | I really hate the preposterous plot explanation for the new shift feature, its too supernatural for Driver. | |
Alfa Romeo 159 Driver: San Francisco (2011) | I was thinking the same, since PL you could only be in one city. Hopefully the size of San Francisco will make up for it. It's a bit like when they redid Miami for Driv3r, so it's nice to relive this setting after so long. | |
Alfa Romeo 159 Driver: San Francisco (2011) | Only a fraction of the total number of vehicles have been announced so far, so hopefully it will balance out. Still, I can't help but wish they had used these cars in a European city setting. |