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 Made for Game Hatchback Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 (2002) | Victor_2003 wrote Hondswagen Goford. WTF? XD! | |
Made for Game Hatchback Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 (2002) | If I look closely at 50% zoom, the silhouette of this vehicle reminds me of a Kia Sportage from 2004 ... But with the downside that it is 3 doors, since the real Sportage from 2004 is 5 doors. | |
 Dodge Viper Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 (2002) | The painting of the front in yellow, literally, and oddly enough, in the striped version, the stripes ... ARE WHITE! When in fact, the striped version of the yellow color, the stripes are in black to stand out more. | |
 McLaren F1 Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 (2002) | Together with the LM version, these two cars DO NOT HAVE REVERSE LIGHTS IN THEIR OWN TEXTURES! What does this mean? That in real life it did have reverse lights ... But only one reverse light, not two as happens in the game. And also, the reverse light is at the bottom of the position lights, not inside the position lights themselves. | |
 Mercedes-Benz 300 SLS GT Legends (2005) | Inside the game it is called Mercedes 300 SL. The SL version is the "street" version so to speak. The SLS version, on the other hand, was based on the Roadster version of the 300SL that is easily distinguishable by its headlights. | |
 Ford Mustang GT Legends (2005) | Chance or coincidence? www.igcd.net/vehicle.php?id=10963 | |
 Ferrari 275 GTB GT Legends (2005) | I don't know if NART ever painted cars blue, since it normally paints them red, but the most popular and passionate is white with blue stripes. | |
 Chevrolet Corvette GT Legends (2005) | There is also a paint that reminds me of the Grand Sport version ... or the Stingray version. I don't remember which was which, but it was distinguished by the thickness of the front bumper. | |
 Lotus Elan GT Legends (2005) | There is also a painting that appears without the mythical retractable headlights, as they use glass instead of the aforementioned. | |
 Porsche 911 Carrera RSR GT Legends (2005) | There is a version from the year 1967 that is also called the 911 Carrera RSR. | |
 De Tomaso Pantera GTS GT Legends (2005) | 1971? | |
 De Tomaso Pantera GTS GT Legends (2005) | 1970? | |
 BMW 3.0 CSL GT Legends (2005) | What's the difference between one and other? The only thing I know is that the position of the tailpipe is different from each other, but in one of the two only the year is displayed. And my question is the following: What year are we talking about this version? | |
 Jaguar E-Type Lightweight GT Legends (2005) | Also available in coupe version. | |
 Chevrolet Corvette GT Legends (2005) | Also available in coupe version. | |
 Austin FX4 Midtown Madness 2 (2000) | RealCarter wrote Umm... Showing time? That's what watches are doing? Other than that. Is it that the taxi drivers would take them hanging there to check the time without having to lift their sleeves? | |
Austin FX4 Midtown Madness 2 (2000) | It is not well appreciated by the pixelation, but on the left side of the cabin camera there is a small wristwatch hanging in the air conditioning inlet. I'd like to know what that really did. | |
 Vauxhall VX220 Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2 (2002) | This car has a bug when it was designed. The driver in the image above is driving it with the steering wheel on the left, when in reality, this car would have to have it on the right, since the reversing light and the rear fog lamp do correspond, but the steering wheel, no. To give you an idea, cars that have the steering wheel on the left must have the reversing light in the right rear part and the fog light, in the left rear part. If it is a car coming from a country that circulates on the left, the reversing light must be on the left rear side and the rear fog lamp on the right rear side. If no one noticed this failure, let me know, since I don't know if I'm the only one who didn't notice that. | |
 Ford Focus FR200 Ford Racing 2 (2003) | Now that I think about it, if the original Focus was made in Germany, then this prototype, still a Focus, I would say it was made in the US I'm not sure, but its aesthetics tell me that it is American-made with German flair. . | |
 Breakneck (1998) | In the beta of the game, oddly enough, the cars are the same as in real life. The difference is that the engine sounds, depending on the car, were different during beta and final launch. Aston Martin DB5: i.imgur.com/YuTPIEg.png Chevrolet Corvette C3: i.imgur.com/G0SgDyj.png Mercedes SL 600: i.imgur.com/3HYds2K.png Dodge Viper GTS: i.imgur.com/ZwtBS7Y.png BMW 850: i.imgur.com/dlsRGBc.png Dodge Viper RT/10: i.imgur.com/smXM39R.png Ford Mustang: i.imgur.com/Nznkqh1.png Ferrari F50: i.imgur.com/WrdsciJ.png Lotus Esprit: i.imgur.com/fKtJT6w.png Jaguar E-Type: i.imgur.com/btcvguA.png Lamborghini Countach: i.imgur.com/Nn9zlOj.png RUF CTR2: i.imgur.com/QbfSXxw.png McLaren F1 LM: i.imgur.com/BBPJLHS.png Lamborghini Diablo: i.imgur.com/o2d5ydL.png AC Cobra: i.imgur.com/EbqDzuc.png Mercedes 300 SL: i.imgur.com/qpJI421.png Ferrari F40 (One of the secret paintings was the version in Rosso Corsa): i.imgur.com/a9ea05q.png Ferrari F40: i.imgur.com/uVt930G.png Porsche 911 GT1 Road Car [993]: i.imgur.com/COg0KYO.png Formula Car (Only seen in the demo video): i.imgur.com/45uxc1e.png Superkart 250 (Only seen in the demo video): i.imgur.com/1OyOrSA.png Fiat 500 (Only seen in the demo video): i.imgur.com/6JLI8y6.png Trabant 601 (Only seen in the demo video): i.imgur.com/Gf5pb8b.png Citroen 2CV (Only seen in the demo video): i.imgur.com/BHhj4hn.png VW Beetle (Only seen in the demo video): i.imgur.com/qTc9PfT.png -- Last edit: 2021-03-20 14:11:21 | |
 Audi TT Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | What happened to that car? Wasn't it playable before? | |
 Volkswagen New Beetle Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | It reminds me of the Daihatsu Midget II. | |
 Volkswagen Microbus Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | Schematic inspired by A-Team's GMC. | |
 Volkswagen Microbus Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | Nuclear breakfast on wheels. | |
 Volkswagen Microbus Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | But if it looks like a Sno-Cat | |
 Volkswagen Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | Was there really a military Beetle with crawler wheels in real life? | |
 unknown Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | JCB? | |
 unknown Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | JCB? | |
 unknown Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | trainzfan34 wrote Honda CR-Z +1 | |
 unknown Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | Ford Explorer NASCAR? | |
 Ford Edge Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | Jeep Compass? | |
 Trabant 601 Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | Are we very smoked or what is it? | |
 Toyota Supra Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | With the piece of spoiler at the front, two things can happen: 1, the car will fly away; and 2, because the field of vision from the driver's seat could kill you in the first collision. | |
 Toyota Camry NASCAR Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | But wasn't the Camry NASCAR made directly in the US while the production model was made in Japan? | |
 Suzuki SX4 Pikes Peak Special Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | But the scheme is clearly inspired by Ken Block's Subaru Impreza. | |
 Subaru Legacy Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | The scheme is inspired by the 2003 Opel Astra Coupé DTM. Link: upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/7e/Manuel_Reuter_DTM%28ThKraft%29.jpg | |
 smart fortwo Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | I don't even remember if Renault officially designed a microcar. | |
 Scion tC Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | JFK wrote Reminds me Hirochi Sunburst from BeamNG Drive You think? Because the police Hirochi Sunburst does not have the bulletproof glass for the passenger side windows. | |
 Scion iQ Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | I never heard that Scion made its own version of the Toyota iQ. It even seems to be taken off the JDM market to be marketed in the US. | |
 Renault DeZir Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | Or is it me or does the back lights remind me of the Pontiac Solstice? | |
 Nissan Murano Cross-Cabriolet Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | I have never heard anything related to the Murano convertible in my life. | |
 Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | More than an SLS AMG it looks like an AMG GT | |
 Rockwell Space Shuttle Orbiter Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | Wasn't there another vehicle named like that in the game? | |
 Made for Game Convertible Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | 2002 Daihatsu Copen? | |
 Made for Game Custom Vehicle Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | It looks like sports sneakers with rockets. | |
 Made for Game Coupe Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | I don't think this car is a Ferrari 612 Scaglietti. the name itself is a parody of said car name in real life, but I doubt that is so. | |
 Made for Game Convertible Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | Or is it me or is your name a parody of the Ferrari 488 Spyder? | |
 Made for Game Coupe Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | Or is it me or is your name a parody of the Ferrari 488 GTB? | |
 Made for Game Wagon Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | It reminds me a bit of the 2016 Peugeot 5008. | |
 Made for Game Pick-up Motor World: Car Factory (2015) | Mix between a Triton and a RAM. |
