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 Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport rFactor 2 (2012) | Rival of the Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport? Because as this Corvette is also called Grand Sport ... | |
 Chevrolet Corvette rFactor 2 (2012) | Being a base version does it have a V6 engine? Because like almost the vast majority of muscle cars like the Dodge Challenger, the Chevrolet Camaro and even the Ford Mustang, it carries a V6 engine in its base models. | |
 Acura RSX rFactor 2 (2012) | This scheme seems to be taken from a Lotus Evora GT2 | |
 Utilimaster Aeromaster rFactor 2 (2012) | Sorry? A Food Truck in a racing simulator? | |
 Toyota bB Shutokō Battle 0 (2001) | It would be rare to see a Toyota bB / Scion xB converted to a compact pick-up. | |
 Honda Stepwgn Shutokō Battle 2 (2000) | This minivan sounds to me like it was made, or in Russia, or in Indonesia, or in Canada. I don't know if one of the three options are worth it. And by the way, last year's San Juan festival (National Holiday in my country), at nightfall, I saw a parked minivan that had the Honda logo on it. I was surprised and at the same time surprised. I took my father's binoculars, and I saw that it was that: a StepWGN, which by the way, was registered in Russia (That's why I put the Russian thing to know if it was manufactured in that country). | |
 West Corvette Shutokō Battle 01 (2003) | It seems that they have been inspired by a model of the Trans Am. | |
 Lexus LS 430 Shutokō Battle 01 (2003) | Seen from a distance it looks more like a Mercedes-Benz E-Klasse from the front. | |
 Isuzu VehiCROSS Shutokō Battle 01 (2003) | The ugliest SUV in the world (In my point of view). | |
 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII Kaido Battle: Touge no Densetsu (2005) | Are we kidding or what? How can a drift car game also add rally cars like this one? Which by the way, is the same scheme that also appeared in Enthusia Professional Racing. Are people going to think that just by putting Drift there will also be rally cars? Come on, don't screw me. | |
 Toyota VM180 Zagato Kaido Battle (2003) | It looks more like a prototype than a production car. | |
 NOB Silvia Kaido Battle (2003) | For a moment I thought it said NOOB. | |
 De Tomaso Vallelunga Kaido Battle (2003) | This car doesn't sound like much to me. But it is also very rare to see. | |
 Fiat Punto Super 1600 Colin McRae Rally 3 (2002) | Unlike the version that appears in Colin McRae Rally 04 (Which also changed the paint livery), the engine sound is the same that the Citroën Saxo S1600 also uses. | |
 Ford Focus WRC Colin McRae Rally 2005 (2004) | Although it uses the same scheme as the one that appeared in Colin McRae Rally 04, the difference is in the number: in Colin McRae Rally 04 it had the number # 5. On the other hand, in this game, still keeping the scheme of the previous installment, this one has the number # 12. Link: www.igcd.net/vehicle.php?id=2891 | |
 Alfa Romeo GTV Colin McRae Rally 2005 (2004) | The engine sound in the game is quite similar to the one that was fitted to the MG ZR S1600 of the Colin McRae Rally 3 and 04 ... But the difference is that when you stop pressing the accelerator, the hiss of the turbo sounds. | |
 Land-Rover Freelander Colin McRae Rally 2005 (2004) | Although this Freelander has a V6 engine, the sound of the engine is the same as that used in the Mitsubishi Pajero of the Colin McRae Rally 3 and 04. | |
 Peugeot 206 WRC Colin McRae Rally 2005 (2004) | The engine sound is the one used by the Citroën Xsara in Colin McRae 04. That means that the 206 in the Colin McRae 04 had its own engine sound. Conclution? This uses the sound of the Xsara and vice versa. | |
 Toyota Celica Colin McRae Rally 2005 (2004) | Officially, the Toyota GT-S participated in a rally test? Because see that it also appeared in the Gran Turismo 2, but with the same sponsor and different color distribution compared to this model. Link: www.igcd.net/vehicle.php?id=3932 -- Last edit: 2021-07-12 15:24:43 | |
 Sega GT 2002 (2002) | MushuGuardian wrote Considering Sega also owns Outrun which revolves around Ferraris, I am shocked Ferrari isn't in this game. And then we say of Project Gotham Racing, since it became the spiritual successor of the Metropolis Street Racer. | |
 Subaru Impreza TOCA World Touring Cars (2000) | The interior design is upside down: The speedometer is in the center of the dashboard and the RPM meter is on the right side. When in reality, the RPM meter should be in the center and the speedometer on the right side. Or so I think, because I doubt that was a Codemasters thing to do. | |
 Mazda RX-7 TOCA World Touring Cars (2000) | I don't know if it's my thing or the cabin is taken from a 1991 Efini RX-7. | |
 Dodge Viper GTS-R TOCA World Touring Cars (2000) | Since when did the Viper GTS-R have the factory cabin? I remember seeing the same car in pictures, but with the cabin with a MoTec screen. | |
 AC Superblower TOCA World Touring Cars (2000) | Is it my thing or is it a tuned AC Cobra? | |
 AC Aceca TOCA World Touring Cars (2000) | This car doesn't sound like anything to me. I never even heard of him. | |
 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VII Xpand Rally (2004) | cyrus khan wrote rear trim can easily identify it uses real body Is that in the beta phase, some parts, oddly enough, were identical to the real model. But when the game was released, those pieces had to be reshaped, as they were not even licensed by official manufacturers. But yes, a small upper outline can be seen on the taillights. | |
 Proton Pert Xpand Rally (2004) | Speedy17 wrote Actually its called Proton PERT (Petronas Eon Racing Team) in real life the model itself does not exist,basically its a rebadged Lancer Evolution VI But they also participated in this team based on the EVO VII. However, the Monsoon Evolution was based on the Mitsubishi Evolution VIII. And it turns out that searching the internet THERE WAS NO PERT EVO VIII. The best that can come to seem is the PERT EVO VII. i.pinimg.com/originals/07/b3/07/07b3070684c0724e7b53f09e02955c8d.jpg | |
 Subaru Impreza WRC Xpand Rally (2004) | The sound of this car is identical to the real model (Except for a slight increase in the limit revs). | |
 Dodge Ram SRT-10 Xpand Rally (2004) | It does not make sense that within the game, this car is inline 4-cylinder turbodiesel, when the real model (the RAM SRT-10) uses a V10 gasoline engine. This is one of the things that keep me from sleeping comfortably (Ironically speaking). | |
 Cadillac Funeral Coach Ridge Racer: Unbounded (2012) | RealCarter wrote If there's something strange In your neighborhood Who you gonna call? --------- Still don't remember? Ah! Voucher! Now I remember, the one with the Ghostbusters! I did not remember! I was referring to the original production model, not the Ghostbusters. | |
 Ridge Racer: Unbounded (2012) | This game gives me an air of Burnout Paradise. | |
 Mack MH Ultra-Liner Ridge Racer: Unbounded (2012) | WTF? | |
 Ford GT40 Ridge Racer: Unbounded (2012) | GT40? The front reminds me a Acura NSX. | |
Cadillac Funeral Coach Ridge Racer: Unbounded (2012) | I don't remember a classic Cadillac Shooting Brake. | |
 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI Gran Turismo 6 (2013) | How is it possible that this car has a right hand drive with detailed interior? And what difference is there between the model that appears in Gran Turismo 6 and the one that appears in Project Cars 2 knowing that they have the steering wheel on the right? Link: www.igcd.net/vehicle.php?id=73247 | |
 Honda S2000 Gran Turismo 6 (2013) | What has underneath the headlights in this version are the headlight washers? | |
 Ferrari SP1 Gran Turismo 6 (2013) | Or is it me or is that prototype was a mix between the F430 and the future 458? | |
 Eunos Roadster Gran Turismo 6 (2013) | But what...? Why in the Gran Turismo 6 I kept the factory cabin and in the Gran Turismo Sport they removed EVERYTHING and instead put a MoTec screen? Someone give me an explanation, since something similar may have happened with the Corvette C7 and its on-screen RPM meter. | |
 Chevrolet Corvette Gran Turismo 6 (2013) | It does not make sense that in this car, in the Gran Turismo 6, it has it in analog mode and in the Gran Turismo Sport, in digital, but in the magnification bar, despite the fact that it uses a screen, since the speedometer is physical. Can someone give me an explanation why in the GT6 it was in analog mode and in the GT Sport in digital magnifying bar type? I can't even know the root of that difference. | |
 Acura NSX Concept Gran Turismo 6 (2013) | So, knowing that the prototype was made in the USA, the production model was also made in that country? | |
 Citroën C-Zero Truck Driver (2019) | If the Citroën C-Zero was made in Japan, the Peugeot Ion was also made there? | |
 Aston Martin Cygnet Driver: San Francisco (2011) | wezymh wrote even if its an IQ with Toyota crossed out and Aston Martin written over it in sharpie is is still an Aston Martin and it is from the uk I'm with you. The car may be English, but as far as the chassis is concerned it is manufactured directly in Japan, in collaboration with the United Kingdom. | |
 Manhunt (2003) | RealCarter wrote Well, it's obvious that GTA III and Manhunt shares the same universe, but yeah, he still shouldn't have done this Oops! She had no idea about that. Forgive me. Is that the names of the vehicles of the Manhunt are the same as in GTA III. | |
Manhunt (2003) | I have put the nicknames of the respective vehicles that appear in GTA III in Manhunt, since their textures (with some exceptions) are almost identical. | |
 Gran Turismo HD Concept (2006) | During the E3 demo there were three more motorcycles and seven cars, plus four extra circuits: one urban, one dirt road and two real ones. Tracks: cdn.staticneo.com/p/2006/0/gran_turismo_hd_image4.jpg Cars: cdn.staticneo.com/p/2006/0/gran_turismo_hd_image5.jpg | |
 Porsche 911 GT2 GTR 2: FIA GT Racing Game (2007) | Is it my thing or does this car have a second rear wing stuck on top of the first one? And if that is so, how is it that this car participated in the Open GT when in fact this car was discontinued in 1998? | |
 Mosler MT900R GTR 2: FIA GT Racing Game (2007) | One moment. Is the gearbox knob of the manual version? Because as far as I know, sequential lever boxes were the most dominant at the time. | |
 Lotus Motor Sport Elise GTR 2: FIA GT Racing Game (2007) | For a moment I thought it would wear a lifelong digit display. But now that I look at that needle (along with the small green LED screen) there is nothing bad either. And that the backlit digit displays were what dominated the most at the time. | |
 Lister Storm GTR 2: FIA GT Racing Game (2007) | Lister was in the Volkswagen Group? Because in this scheme appears the logo of the Volkswagen. | |
 Lamborghini Murciélago R-GT GTR 2: FIA GT Racing Game (2007) | The scheme seems to be taken from France Telecom (now Orange). |
