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 Toyota Supra JGTC JGTC: All-Japan Grand Touring Car Championship (1998) | ItsaUserName wrote Pacific? As in the F1 team? Yes. Notice the Pacific logo on the wing. They were partners with Cerumo. -- Last edit: 2026-06-13 19:23:56 | |
 Porsche 911 JGTC GT 64: Championship Edition (1998) | Silnev wrote why not take a pic of the car in-game? It was just a screenshot of it from the car selection alongside the SOK Porsche's drivers. International drivers had them replaced with Imagineer and their drivers (probably named after two people working at Imagineer). Same can be said with the Lamborghini Diablo GTR replaced with Ocean. | |
 Made for Game Hover Vehicle BallisticNG (2018) | Like the G-TEK R34, the R390 is named after the Nissan R390 GT1 (and its Le Mans variant). | |
 Made for Game Hover Vehicle BallisticNG (2018) | That was named after the Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34) model. | |
 Austin Mini Hyper Rally (1996) | Just a note: It can be only unlocked after winning the Season on Hard mode. -- Last edit: 2026-06-13 19:03:58 | |
 Toyota MR2 JGTC JGTC: All-Japan Grand Touring Car Championship (1998) | Also another unlockable car from the 1998 season. | |
 Nissan Skyline GT-R JGTC JGTC: All-Japan Grand Touring Car Championship (1998) | Unlockable alongside the MR2 Momo Course GT300 thanks to this cheat code. | |
 GT 64: Championship Edition (1998) | In the Japanese version, the Porsche and the Lamborghini are officially JGTC licensed models: JLOC Diablo GTR GT500 SOK Porsche 911 GT300 |
