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 BMW M3 Sleeping Dogs (2012) | The front reminds me of a 1999 Nissan Primera | |
 Lamborghini Gallardo Sleeping Dogs (2012) | Gallardo? I would say that the chassis is from a Murcielago, but the parts are from a Gallardo. | |
 Panoz DP-09 Superleague Superleague Formula 2009 (2009) | It reminds me a lot of the Football Club Barcelona. | |
 Made for Game Coupe Rocket League (2015) | It looks like the Batmobil from the 80s. | |
 Renault Clio V6 London Racer: Destruction Madness (2005) | This car has a bug when putting the supercharger. Normally in real life, the Renault Clio V6 (which is based on this car) has the engine in the middle. However, when this part is added it puts it where the hood usually is in the simple model: in the front, instead of on top of the roof of the car which is where its engine is usually. | |
 Sébastien Loeb Rally EVO (2016) | Here is strange that not even I can understand. Once you have finished a test, looking at the replay, at the moment when the car passes, the Doppler effect IS REVERSED! That is, WHEN THE CAR IS FAR AWAY, THE CAR SOUNDS SHARP, BUT WHEN THE CAR PASSED, IT SOUNDS SEVERE! In real life it is not like that. I don't know if it will be a sound programming problem or something like that, but I want to know why. | |
 Dutton Phaeton Sega GT (2000) | ChuffersDanube a écrit I am by no means surprised, Dutton are or were a relatively small kit-car manufacturer. Their Phaeton S4 is Lotus 7 based but includes the wheel arches moulded into the body like the picture; I can't think of any Lotus/Caterham/Westfield models with this body style. It's by no means a perfect match, but I'd argue better than simply putting Lotus 7. I have no idea what you're talking about, but I'll stick with what ChuffersDanube says. Although the model itself in real life does not have a roof, if we look closely (not counting the roof that this car has in the game), you may be right. -- Last edit: 2020-10-14 20:37:13 | |
 Porsche 911 GT3-RSR Race Driver: GRID (2008) | Speedevil a écrit No, what I mean is that the licensing deals were pretty complicated. Well, they had to manage to add this car to the game. Even without an official license. Now, they had to use the motto of "unity is strength" to add this car. | |
Porsche 911 GT3-RSR Race Driver: GRID (2008) | Speedevil a écrit There's big restrictions on this car, you can't buy it in the career and you can't put your livery on it. They had to compromise. So they took a chance to add this car to the game without a prior contract that says Porsche cars are in the game? | |
Dutton Phaeton Sega GT (2000) | Neoclassic? Lotus Seven? But the Seven is based in a Caterham with the same name. I don't reminds me a Lotus with this name. The Caterham Seven, obviously, yes. | |
 Abarth 124 Rally Gravel (2018) | This car seems to equip a supercharger, instead of a turbo. When you are driving in a race it seems that it takes that, although the technical sheet inside the game says that it equips a turbo. | |
Dutton Phaeton Sega GT (2000) | ChuffersDanube a écrit Best I can come up with is the Dutton Phaeton Kit Car from 1977. There's definitely hints of other Dutton kits though, like the Melos. I have no idea which car you're talking about. It may have a certain appearance. | |
 Dodge Viper Race Driver: GRID (2008) | With that big spoiler it looks like the Viper GTS-R Concept. | |
Porsche 911 GT3-RSR Race Driver: GRID (2008) | How did Porsche appear on Grid? As far as I know, Electronic Arts' contract with Porsche was for only games in the Need For Speed franchise to appear in their games. But Microsoft Studios wanted to do the same with the Forza Motorsport series. And he did it anyway. Sure that Codemasters had a contract with Porsche to also appear in games in the Grid series? | |
 Toyota T100 SR5 Trophy Truck Gravel (2018) | Another thing to add is that this car, according to its in-game data sheet, says that it equips a V6 engine in real life. Which within the game itself, when driving, the engine sound is not a V6, but a V8. | |
 MINI Countryman ALL4 Racing X-Raid Gravel (2018) | This car has a problem that does not make sense. The car in real life uses a 4 cylinder diesel engine. Which in the game, in the data sheet itself it has a 4-cylinder diesel engine, but the sound of the engine when driving is taken from the Mini Countryman RX. I wish they had put the diesel sound that equips the Mitsubishi Pajero, the BMW X3 or the VW Race Touareg to say a few. | |
 Lancia Stratos Gravel (2018) | Another thing to add is that in the dashboard camera, oddly enough, one of the needles to the left of the rev counter is that there is a kind of sound indicator. And as far as I know, a Stratos has NEVER carried a turbo in rallies (In group 4 of circuit races it did have a turbo). Looking at the technical sheet of the car within the game itself, it says that the type of engine it has is a V6 as mentioned in the previous comment ... but without turbo. It has nothing to do with it. It is an unsolved mystery. | |
 Subaru Impreza Gravel (2018) | Another thing to add is that in the technical sheet of the game, the type of engine that it equips is a 4 CYLINDERS IN LINE, instead of the typical traditional 4 CYLINDER BOXER. The sound of the car when driving is obviously a 4-cylinder Boxer as it is nothing like an inline 4-cylinder. | |
 Ford HRX Gravel (2018) | carcrasher88 a écrit http://www.webcarstory.com/voiture.php?id=12795 Dutch origin, actually a Mitsubishi Racing Lancer with a Ford V8 (5.0, likely a Coyote like in the Mustang). The 2009 Mitsubishi Racing Lancer for the Dakar, apart from taking the Ford HRX body as a base, was also manufactured in the Netherlands. | |
 Ford RS200 Colin McRae: DiRT 2 (2009) | Speedevil a écrit This is a real rallycross car. Yes, the double spoilers had an effect, otherwise they wouldn't be there. Justly. and that group b cars disappeared in 1987 and took advantage of it both for the pikes peak and for rallycross. that in those if it was to reuse cars when group b finished. | |
 Autobianchi A112 Sébastien Loeb Rally EVO (2016) | Within the game itself it is classified as Abarth. | |
 Fiat 131 Abarth Sébastien Loeb Rally EVO (2016) | Within the game itself it is classified as Abarth. | |
 Suzuki SX4 Pikes Peak Special Sébastien Loeb Rally EVO (2016) | Not Monster Tajima SX4? | |
 Fiat Palio Sébastien Loeb Rally EVO (2016) | It looks like paper. | |
 Lancia Delta Gravel (2018) | One of the paintings on this car, sponsored by Repsol, was driven by the Spanish World Rally driver in 1993 Carlos Sainz making his debut in the Monte Carlo Rally, and with it, he won his first world championship. | |
 Porsche 911 GT3 RS DiRT Rally 2.0 (2019) | This looks good. This Porsche 911 GT3 RS, no jokes, really participates in rally tests. Although its aesthetics are directly for racing in circutio, it is also used for this area. | |
 Ford Mustang GT4 DiRT Rally 2.0 (2019) | And then we say of the Gran Turismo Sport Rally Mustang. That is already next level. | |
 Chevrolet Camaro GT4.R DiRT Rally 2.0 (2019) | As long as you don't lose control on the gravel ... | |
 BMW M2 DiRT Rally 2.0 (2019) | I wish this car was the official safety car of the game that is 100% drivable. | |
 BMW M1 Procar DiRT Rally 2.0 (2019) | Directly I prefer the M3 over not the M1. Although its aesthetic comes directly from the circuit racing model, the truth is that it impresses a lot. In my case, and in my most humble opinion, I would say that this is a real madness that I think I should leave it in the drawer of oblivion, although the other half remains in the drawer of memories. Now, I don't think this car would last as long in the World Rally Championship as it did with the M3. | |
 Aston Martin V8 Vantage GT4 DiRT Rally 2.0 (2019) | An Aston Martin looks a bit weird in a rally game. But as long as it can be used on stages that are 100% asphalt ... | |
 BYD Tang DiRT 4 (2017) | So outside of China you can't get this car. It is not true? | |
 Scion tC DiRT 3 (2011) | This is crazy. A simple coupe that is used a lot in drifting ... And on top of that, they use it in a rally game. Possibly in the rallycross category. | |
 Citroën C4 WRC DiRT 3 (2011) | 2009 WRC Session car. | |
 Nissan 350Z Colin McRae: DiRT 2 (2009) | I can't believe how a 350Z would be in a rallycross test of this game. | |
 Mitsubishi Eclipse Ralliart Colin McRae: DiRT 2 (2009) | Another thing would be that in Dirt 2 there were also the Drifting tests. Although the game was originally intended for off-road testing, I don't know if drifting would be within the off-road category range. yes, with sports cars like this. | |
Ford RS200 Colin McRae: DiRT 2 (2009) | The double spoiler is to have twice the aerodynamics? | |
 BMW Z4 M Coupé Motorsport Colin McRae: DiRT 2 (2009) | It's a bit confusing of how a Z4 would be in a rally game, both in Rally and Hill Climb versions, and even in Rallycross. | |
 Toyota Tacoma Pikes Peak Colin McRae: DiRT (2007) | Not made in the USA to test like this? | |
 Audi TT Colin McRae: DiRT (2007) | It's crazy that an Audi TT participates in a rallycross event, just like the Lotus Exige. | |
 Gran Turismo (1997) | Fisico9798 a écrit Dear Admins, I mistakely added two Mitsubishi FTO's from Gran Turismo 2 to this game. Please delete these two new added cars. Thank you .gif ":)") Nothing happens. Anyone can be wrong. Something like this happened to me, but in Race Driver 2. I mistakenly added the image of the Koenig C62 on a car that was not actually that car, as I got the name wrong. Anyway, what I'm telling you is that he who has a mouth (virtually) is equally wrong. | |
 Citroën Xsara WRC Colin McRae Rally 04 (2003) | Automotive Gaming a écrit Totally wrong. This is the WRC car, and it's the facelift. You posted the Kit Car, and it's the pre facelift. Get your facts straight. The thing is that a long time ago, looking for images about the Xsara Kit Car, an image came out in which its scheme was identical to the one that appears in Colin McRae Rally 04. And then it was when almost 3 months ago I published the link of this image to this website to compare the thing although the game car was clearly a Xsara WRC. But what really mattered was the scheme itself, not what version of the Xsara it was. | |
 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI Gravel (2018) | According to this link: tech-racingcars.wikidot.com/mitsubishi-lancer-evo-vi, this version of the Mitsubishi EVO VI, unlike the version that appears in Sebastien Loeb Rally EVO, carries a MANUAL 5-SPEED gearbox. Thing that the version that appears in Sebastien Loeb Rally EVO carries a SEQUENTIAL box of 6 SPEED INVECS. | |
 Toyota Celica GT4 Gravel (2018) | One of the paintings on this car, which is white and red in addition to being sponsored by Repsol, was the car driven by the Spanish World Rally Championship driver Carlos Sainz in 1991. | |
 Subaru WRX STi NR4 Gravel (2018) | One of the paintings of this car comes to be like a kind of street version, since it does not have direct sponsors. And this color is blue, with yellow rims. | |
 Ford Focus WRC Gravel (2018) | There are two actual paintings of the car that don't match the year of the car even though they are really cool. - One is blue with the letters RS in white, taken from the 2002 Ford Focus RS WRC driven by Estonian World Rally driver Marko Martin. - The other paint is taken from the 2004 Castrol-sponsored Ford Focus RS WRC, also driven by Marko Martin. | |
Lancia Stratos Gravel (2018) | There is one thing I do not understand. This car was in Group 4 of the World Rally Championship. However, the vast majority of cars that are in this group (Porsche 911, Porsche 959, Renault R5, Lancia 037 and Ford RS200) are from Group B. And if that were not enough, this car, in its years, was the most powerful in its category, as it had a V6 engine of Ferrari origin. I don't know if the Stratos was really a test car when Group B appeared. | |
 Lincoln Zephyr Driver: San Francisco (2011) | Mathias98 a écrit The name of this car is incorrect - the 2006 models were called Lincoln Zephyr, it was renamed to MKZ in 2007. Good. That is what the mod says to know what year the vehicle is even if the manufacturer is fictitious. | |
 MINI Cooper S Gran Turismo Sport (2017) | What I don't understand is one thing. As of Gran Turismo 5 Prologue, the MINI brand catalogs it within the game that it is of German nationality. But the brand is currently owned by the BMW-MINI group, so what I don't quite understand is why the car is of English nationality even though the car itself in the game says that it is of German nationality. | |
 Ferrari 360 Modena Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 (2002) | Skyline159 a écrit There are 5 colors in this car, it is the only NFS Edition car that it has colors. Come on! That was not what I expected. |