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 Nissan Silvia Cars: The Video Game (2006) | looks more like a Eclipse 2G www.topcarrating.com/mitsubishi/1995-mitsubishi-eclipse-gsx-2g-d30-7.jpg | |
 Custom Made Lightning McQueen Cars: The Video Game (2006) | Character designers of the studio said the got inspired by more than one car to create McQueen. So it's not any single car. | |
 Plymouth Road Runner Superbird Cars: The Video Game (2006) | Plymouth Road Runner Superbird and Dodge Charger Daytona are the same car. | |
 GM LeSabre Cars: The Video Game (2006) | I had it as a toy so i could tell you if i find it out again | |
Custom Made Lightning McQueen Cars: The Video Game (2006) | A few years ago there was a debate on imcdb.com about this character. After many propositions McQueen was finally listed as "Made for Movie". So in this case it's "Made for Game". www.imcdb.org/vehicle_38251-Made-for-Movie-NASCAR.html | |
 Iso Isetta Cars: The Video Game (2006) | A BMW Isetta with the dimensions and wheel positions as a Peel P50 and a Forklift Modification. Made For Game  | |
 Ford Taurus NASCAR Cars: The Video Game (2006) | Those headlights make it look like a Pontiac Grand Prix. | |
Custom Made Lightning McQueen Cars: The Video Game (2006) | Racedriver43 wrote I wanna say the 2000s Taurus NASCAR, or the Intrepid NASCAR. Intrepid yes...But I don't think Lightning McQueen sounds like a name for a Taurus Still thinking about Charger. | |
Custom Made Lightning McQueen Cars: The Video Game (2006) | Dodge Charger...? | |
 Chevrolet Camaro Cars: The Video Game (2006) | Lenny? ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) | |
 Mazda MX-5 Miata Cars: The Video Game (2006) | They're not 1997 models, they're officially the 1992 models. | |
GM LeSabre Cars: The Video Game (2006) | How is it 1951 car with that massive late 50s wings anyway? I dont see nothing like 1951 Lesabre in it | |
Mazda MX-5 Miata Cars: The Video Game (2006) | Miata as it is in the US. | |
 Scion xB Cars: The Video Game (2006) | There was actually a concept car that was an xB filled with speakers and turntables just like DJ. Also, should it not be a Toyota bB as DJ is supposed to be imported? The bB is the Japanese version. | |
 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cars: The Video Game (2006) | I've always thought it was an Eclipse, but I see the resemblance to the RX-7 | |
Custom Made Lightning McQueen Cars: The Video Game (2006) | If I had to choose a NASCAR I'd say Dodge Charger. Otherwise I think I'd have to go with Wikipedia and say Dodge Viper. | |
Scion xB Cars: The Video Game (2006) | The xD didn't even exist when this came out. | |
 Ford Aspire Cars: The Video Game (2006) | Origin: Korea www.igcd.net/search.php?resultsStyle=asList&make=Ford&model=Aspire&width=1280 | |
 Dodge Charger NASCAR Cars: The Video Game (2006) | They look like the old Monte Carlo/Taurus frames. | |
Iso Isetta Cars: The Video Game (2006) | ShantJ wrote Isettas are NOT forklifts. Anyone? | |
Plymouth Road Runner Superbird Cars: The Video Game (2006) | Yup. Plus, Richard Petty drove a Superbird; Not a Charger Daytona | |
 Hudson Hornet Cars: The Video Game (2006) | TRIM: Club Coupe | |
Plymouth Road Runner Superbird Cars: The Video Game (2006) | mrgamer wrote its a charger daytona i think its same! | |
Plymouth Road Runner Superbird Cars: The Video Game (2006) | its a charger daytona i think | |
Nissan Silvia Cars: The Video Game (2006) | I actually thought the rear looked like an Integra DC2. (Cause the tailights were more flat.) | |
 Winnebago Lifetime Premier Cars: The Video Game (2006) | That's not a Winnebago Brave. Its the predecessor to the Brave, the Winnebago Lifetime Premier community.fmca.com/uploads/1232548083/med_gallery_15_17_53879.jpg There's some differences, but the main clue that this is a Lifetime Premier and not a Brave is the headlamps, the turn indicators, the top-part of the grill, and the shape of the hood. | |
 Made for Game Monster Truck Cars: The Video Game (2006) | I´m going for a 2005 Ford F-150: www.dragtimes.com/images/11725-2005-Ford-F150.jpg | |
Custom Made Lightning McQueen Cars: The Video Game (2006) | 2006 Dodge Charger Nascar ''Lightning McQueen''. | |
 Plymouth Road Runner Cars: The Video Game (2006) | Come on just look at him! he's guaranteed to be an Argentinian Dodge GTX! images03.olx.com.ar/ui/1/41/46/4353546_19.jpg | |
 Jaguar E-Type Cars: The Video Game (2006) | No, a Triumph Spitfire MKIII | |
 Dodge Challenger Cars: The Video Game (2006) | I thought that this is Plymouth 'Cuda. | |
Dodge Challenger Cars: The Video Game (2006) | dragonboy wrote Snotrod is a playable vehicle in the minigame along the freeway, so star needs to be changed. You have to tow the ramp in place. No he isn't, unless ur talking about the NDS version. | |
Dodge Challenger Cars: The Video Game (2006) | dragonboy wrote Snotrod is a playable vehicle in the minigame along the freeway, so star needs to be changed. You have to tow the ramp in place. +1 | |
Mitsubishi Eclipse Cars: The Video Game (2006) | Someone on IMCDB reccomended a Saleen SR www.stangbangers.com/00_SaleenSR_Article.htm however they have it listed as an Eclipse. imcdb.org/vehicle_66060-Mitsubishi-Eclipse-1994.html | |
 Honda Civic Aerodeck Cars: The Video Game (2006) | front same as in Taurus sedan from this game | |
Made for Game Monster Truck Cars: The Video Game (2006) | that face druggie | |
 Fiat 500 Cars: The Video Game (2006) | I always thought it was a mini of some sort | |
 GMC Yukon XL Cars: The Video Game (2006) | looks like a 2000 gmc yukon | |
 Honda Civic Cars: The Video Game (2006) | 1986-1991 ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%83%95%E3%82%A1%E3%82%A4%E3%83%AB:Taurus-SHO-2.jpg | |
Ford Aspire Cars: The Video Game (2006) | festiva_ford wrote Looks alot like the 1994-1996 ford aspire, take a look for yourself en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:94-96_Ford_Aspire.jpg I agree. | |
Dodge Charger NASCAR Cars: The Video Game (2006) | Yeah, the blue it´s a 2006 Dodge Charger Nascar. | |
Ford Aspire Cars: The Video Game (2006) | No, not a Aspire, It´s a Ford Focus www.auto123.com/en/ford/focus-4-dr/2000/review?carid=1001802700&artid=78550 | |
Dodge Challenger Cars: The Video Game (2006) | dragonboy wrote Snotrod is a playable vehicle in the minigame along the freeway, so star needs to be changed. You have to tow the ramp in place. Yeah, for the NDS, and PSP as a unlockable character!!! -- Last edit: 2011-02-18 12:31:28 | |
Iso Isetta Cars: The Video Game (2006) | Isettas are NOT forklifts. | |
Mazda MX-5 Miata Cars: The Video Game (2006) | should e a miata mia and tia | |
Ford Aspire Cars: The Video Game (2006) | chevy lacceti supermini avto-russia.ru/autos/chevrolet/photo/chevrolet_lacetti_hatchback_5.gif | |
Dodge Challenger Cars: The Video Game (2006) | Snotrod is a playable vehicle in the minigame along the freeway, so star needs to be changed. You have to tow the ramp in place. | |
Iso Isetta Cars: The Video Game (2006) | The Isetta was an Italian design, though. But BMW wanted it so badly they built it on licence from Iso. | |
Custom Made Lightning McQueen Cars: The Video Game (2006) | Ford Taurus NASCAR | |
Mitsubishi Eclipse Cars: The Video Game (2006) | I dont think this is any RX-7... not even close i would say. |
