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 Bentley Arnage T Driver: San Francisco (2011) | Fact: The Bentley Mulsanne was supposed to be included in this game, but they cut it and replaced it with the Arnage T. | |
 Happy Wheels (2010) | Victor_2003 a écrit Pretty sure that game was saved with others Flash games before the shutdown. I try to play it on the official website, and it lags, which is a complaint from everyone. The mobile version doesn't feature many user-created games, nor can you use items or make your own game so it's a no thanks for me. Also, there were supposed to be more characters included in the game and there's some evidence of it. The last character added was the helicopter guy which was way back in 2013. So, they had the opportunity to put more characters. -- Last edit: 2023-05-27 16:50:52 | |
Happy Wheels (2010) | After the fall of Flash, it is unfeasible to play this on the browsers. I tried the mobile version on my iPad and it didn't have the same feel as the computer version. Flash has already decayed in its grave, what a blow. | |
 Nissan Frontier Need for Speed: The Run (2011) | This vehicle is seen driving in Stage 2, Stage 3, Stage 4, Stage 5, Stage 6, Stage 7, Stage 8, Stage 9 and Stage 10. Unlike the Dodge RAM which is spotted in all stages, this isn't in Stage 1. | |
 Ferrari Purosangue Driving School Sim (2020) | Antti-san a écrit This isn't even licensed though. I know. It is sad that the most horrendous designed games have these vehicles included while the PC/console car games are decreasing in brands. We have many automakers like Audi and Toyota that no longer want their cars in Need For Speed. The cars in this game look like pieces of clay that were formed with glass. The lackluster details are visible such as incorrect bumper and wheel styles. What do you expect from some mobile games? I am not saying all mobile games are bad, many of them are good, but no thanks for this. | |
Ferrari Purosangue Driving School Sim (2020) | I am honestly curious as to why it always has to be the shitty mobile games that get these cars? Not only that, but they're poorly made in some areas where there are dents and bloats. Smash these vehicles into real console/PC games which is what we desire please! | |
 Chevrolet K-1500 SnowRunner (2020) | There's an unplayable one that can be seen during gameplay. | |
 Toyota Aygo Saints Row (2022) | Tuppence870 a écrit I'm going to have to disagree with you there. Nothing on this car resembles a Mini of any generation (and I should know because I own one and am 3D modeling another). Perhaps the Yaris isn't the best fit, but several details are reminiscent of the Aygo, such as the rear bumper and the overall silhouette. The Cooper still comes closer to this than any Yaris, even if they are far from identical or not. Judging by the circular headlights and the boxy design with some curve implemented on the body, the Mini came to my mind. If you want to list this as an Agyo, then fine. A Fiat would also work if each side of this vehicle had 2 doors, but I do not know how the developers would make it. | |
Toyota Aygo Saints Row (2022) | I have said it on the other picture and I will say it again. Only the grille on this vehicle matches the Toyota Yaris. The rest of it is derived from the Mini Cooper, with the taillights being from the Agyo. I can tell that if it had 2 doors at each side, then even a Fiat 500L would be a better choice over this than the Yaris at any time. | |
 Dodge Sprinter Saints Row (2022) | ''WTF News'' Pretty decent parody of the news channel NBC. | |
 Kenworth T-680 Saints Row (2022) | I see this as the current generation T680 with the sharp design and textures. I have to say that the grille seems very tiny. | |
 Ford Fusion Saints Row (2022) | OldNFS a écrit Nissan GTR The Nissan GTR isn't a sedan. This is essentially a Fusion with the taillight bar of a Lincoln. It sucks that Ford and other American automakers cease production of their sedans and hatchbacks in favor of SUVs. | |
 unknown Saints Row (2022) | Volkswagen Polo. It matches 80%, except for the taillights and trunk door. | |
 Toyota Aygo Saints Row (2022) | The headlights and the body bear a resemblance to the Mini Cooper. I don't see anything Yaris related except for the grille. It's too curvy to match this car. The taillights seem to have been taken from the Agyo, but I can assure you that the rest of the vehicle is Mini based. | |
 Hyundai Kona Saints Row (2022) | It's a Kona with a few touches from the Tucson at the front for me. | |
 Lexus GS 350 Saints Row (2006) | Another vehicle with no grille on the bumper? I see. | |
 Honda Civic Saints Row (2006) | I don't see how it can be a Focus when majority of the vehicle favors a Civic. | |
 Aston Martin V8 Vantage Saints Row (2006) | AutoTracker a écrit One weird looking AM V8 Vantage, the first pic makes it look like a hatchback.  The body reminds me of the Alfa Romeo 8c, but it cannot be listed as so since this game came out before the release of the 8c. | |
 Dodge Magnum Saints Row (2006) | The doesn't look close to Mercedes wagons, the Magnum works well. | |
 Land-Rover Range Rover Sport Saints Row (2006) | Strange that no one here has noticed that the front headlights represent a CR-V. There's no grille on the bumper, so it looks like they didn't put much detail into that area. | |
 Chevrolet El Camino Saints Row (2006) | Translating ''El Camino'' from Spanish to English means ''The Way'', La Fuerza (The nickname given to this vehicle) in English means ''The Force'' which shows that it's a Chevrolet. | |
 Chevrolet HHR Saints Row (2006) | WolfLover94 a écrit If you thought this was ugly before, it was originally going to be based on the Chrysler PT Cruiser. What is astonishing about this is that the same person who designed the PT Cruiser also designed the Chevrolet HHR. His name is Bryan Nesbitt. So it shouldn't be a surprise that this has Chrysler-Chevrolet elements mixed all in one. | |
 Lotus Elise Saints Row (2006) | It's far too short for a Miura or a Porsche. This is an Elise without the blinkers being at the front. It does look like the 1st and 2nd generation mutated together. | |
 Subaru Impreza Saints Row (2006) | I can see some Chrysler resemblance at the front, with 90% of Subaru details blended in. | |
 Scion xB Saints Row (2006) | I disagree. Due to the plastic panels surrounding the car and the slightly elevated suspension, this is a Honda Element. This has an SUV-like design, and I cannot see anything in this vehicle that is Scion related. | |
 MINI Cooper Saints Row (2006) | Compared to the real Mini Cooper, this vehicle has a slightly curvier body, the mirrors are also not placed on the door which is what the real one has. This is still a Cooper, but there are some things that have been changed/aren't there. | |
 Land-Rover Defender SnowRunner (2020) | The Defender is actually made in Slovakia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_Rover_Defender_(L663) | |
 Pontiac Firebird Need for Speed: The Run (2011) | Maltravers a écrit Great car and beautiful rims! Why Pontiac ceased production of this generation?  It ceased production of it in 2002, and GM discontinued Pontiac long time ago so it still wouldn't exist anymore. | |
 Audi RS4 Need for Speed: The Run (2011) | This is the first playable vehicle in story mode, and it can be seen at an Audi dealership in Chicago. | |
 Chevrolet Impala The Walking Dead (2012) | The front seems like it bumped into something. Could be a light pole or whatever, I don't know. | |
 Toyota Pickup The Walking Dead (2012) | Keep in mind that the Hilux was sold in America for a period of time. It was replaced by the Tacoma afterwards. | |
 Dodge Caravan The Walking Dead (2012) | Those aren't slide doors, so are you sure that this is a Grand Caravan? I don't know what is with the oddly-placed taillights either. | |
 Freightliner Classic The Walking Dead (2012) | It really lacks similarities to a Freightliner. The Mack Pinnacle has a better and more correct match to this. | |
 GMC Astro The Walking Dead (2012) | truckerboy a écrit Grille looks more to me like a Renault Magnum with Mercedes Actros lights The problem is that this is a US based game, so it probably won't be accurate to list it as a European cabover. | |
 Ford Crown Victoria The Walking Dead (2012) | It later hits a zombie on the road and then crashes into the forest. | |
 Lotus Emira Need for Speed: Unbound (2022) | Fun Fact: The Lotus Emira uses the engine of a Toyota Camry, especially the Evora, which both use V6. | |
 Nissan GT-R Need for Speed: The Run (2011) | This can be seen in Stage 3 in the Nevada desert and Las Vegas, Stage 4 in Colorado, Stage 9 in West Virginia and Stage 10 in New Jersey and on the NJ Turnpike. | |
 Chevrolet Optra Dead Island 2 (2023) | Renz203 a écrit For the taillights, it came right off a Dodge Neon. www.webcarstory.com/voiture.php?id=14048&l=fr So basically, it is a mix of different cars; a front-end of a Nissan Altima, the body of a Suzuki Verona, and the taillights of a Dodge Neon. So, what will be the final decision? It sure as hell ain’t a Chevrolet Optra since it looks far apart from the real thing. So maybe it should be listed as a made for game vehicle? | |
 Chevrolet Caprice Watch Dogs (2014) | GAZ_53 a écrit Has some similarities to the 2000s Chevy Cobalt It is short for a Cobalt honestly. | |
Chevrolet Optra Dead Island 2 (2023) | plasticbodypanels a écrit does that really mean much? the game isnt real life is it Yes, but the Kia Ceed still does not have a sedan variant. | |
Chevrolet Optra Dead Island 2 (2023) | Renz203 a écrit But personally, this car overall resembles a Suzuki Verona. Details such as the sloping roofline, window pillars, and even the front and the rear end (somehow) looks like it was inspired from the Verona. upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/67/Suzuki_Verona_11.24.17.jpg Think about it people. Other than the huge blinkers not in the headlights and the different triangular shaped taillights, I guess the Verona is acceptable. | |
 Rezvani Hercules SnowRunner (2020) | In real life, the Hercules' starting price is at $195,000, the armored version costs $259,000 and the military version costs $325,000. Waiting to see the Rezvani Tank. | |
 Kenworth T-800 Dead Island 2 (2023) | Peterbilt 367. | |
 Ford Freestyle Dead Island 2 (2023) | Mathias98 a écrit Honestly I don't see an Ascender in this SUV. Although it's not completely identical, I think it could be a 2005 Ford Freestyle. Agreed, the Freestyle works better. | |
 Ford F-150 Dead Island 2 (2023) | Take a look at the front image from afar and it seems as though the cab is longer while the bed appears to be very small. | |
 Toyota Prius Dead Island 2 (2023) | It looks like the developers only painted this car in a yellow color and placed a taxi top sign on it with no wording on it nor the rest of the vehicle at all. They could have added more detail. | |
Chevrolet Optra Dead Island 2 (2023) | Carguy_Epic a écrit Yes but I also think it is a Impala as the sides look just like one. I change my mind about the body as it does seem more of an Impala, but this is seemingly more of an American style sedan from the 2000s. The closest thing is a Chevrolet (My opinion). | |
Chevrolet Optra Dead Island 2 (2023) | plasticbodypanels a écrit no idea how anyone sees an optra here.. imo the front end is a kia ceed; upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/84/2008_Kia_Cee%27d_SR-7_1.6_Front.jpg/1280px-2008_Kia_Cee%27d_SR-7_1.6_Front.jpg Except that the Kia Ceed does not come in the form of a sedan and isn't sold in the US. | |
 Dodge Durango SnowRunner (2020) | It has some elements from the Subaru Outback. | |
 Western Star 47X NF1424 SnowRunner (2020) | Surprising to see a rear window on this as not many trucks nowadays have one. |
