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 Street Fighter EX Plus (1997) | European publisher: Virgin Interactive. | |
 Super Runabout (2000) | Publisher: Interplay, Virgin Interactive | |
 Nissan 350Z Midnight Club 3: DUB Edition (2005) | In stock form, it can reach a 160 mph top speed, which is suprisingly accurate to the real car. | |
 Mack MR Grand Theft Auto III (2001) | Called the Dustcart in the Japanese version of the game. | |
 Audi S3 Metropolis Street Racer (2000) | Horsepower figures are incorrect: the 178hp engine was only on the A3. A 1999 Audi S3 should have 207hp. | |
 Kawasaki unknown Wirehead (1995) | Comfortably Numb wrote Kawasaki 650 Sport Cruiser Not really it. I'm not good at jetskis, but I think it's a 650 SX or a 750 SX. | |
 Honda RVF 750 Castrol Honda Superbike World Champions (1998) | This is a RC45. Exactly the same as this: www.igcd.net/vehicle.php?id=5163 -- Last edit: 2024-02-01 15:31:58 | |
 Superbike World Championship (1999) | Based on the 1997 Superbike World Championship season. | |
 Ducati 916 Superbike World Championship (1999) | This is a Ducati 916. | |
 Screamer (1995) | The cover art has a non-playable Lamborghini Countach. | |
 Opel Speedster Gran Turismo 4 (2004) | Same applies to all GT games that have the Turbo version of the Speedster/VX220 listed as a 2000. | |
 Nissan Skyline GT-R Test Drive Unlimited (2006) | Victor_2003 wrote Should be marked as DLC or not? Available on 1.66, though. | |
 Vauxhall VX220 The Getaway: Black Monday (2004) | This is a 2003-2005 Vauxhall VX220 Turbo, note the rims. | |
 Suzuki Jimny Screamer 4x4 (2000) | tdp2612 wrote Suzuki Samurai/Jimny/many other names, instantly recognisable. Angled out front end and the 'bump' gap at the front of the bonnet, and an early ish one with those headlights and indicators in the bumper. Call it 1985 or so. Nothing like a Y60 Patrol at all, considering their corner-indicators are an iconic feature of the design. It's a Jimny, because the game was developed in Hungary. | |
 Bell 212 Screamer 4x4 (2000) | The shape of that helicopter makes me think of a Bell. | |
 Citroën XM Hooligans: Storm Over Europe (2002) | The XM in real life was a hatchback, not a sedan. | |
Kawasaki unknown Wirehead (1995) | A closeup shot of this vehicle has it read "Kawasaki", but I'm not sure on the model. | |
 Nissan Pathfinder Wirehead (1995) | Black SUV in the foreground. The partially seen van behind it is a Chevrolet G-Series. | |
 unknown PC Rally (1995) | Peugeot 405. | |
 Mercury Cyclone Test Drive 5 (1998) | 1968, and is a Fastback. | |
 Burnout (2001) | The September 12th 2001 build has a Honda Prelude styled "Sport Coupe" instead of the Toyota MR2-like model for the final build. | |
 Renault Clio V6 Metropolis Street Racer (2000) | This is the 1998 concept car, not the production model. | |
 Metropolis Street Racer (2000) | Entry complete. The PAL version has most cars right hand drive with London license plates, while the NTSC-U version has cars in left hand drive with California plates. | |
 Ford Mustang Downtown Run (2003) | It's in the European version of the game along with the Thunderbird, so no, you're not missing much. -- Last edit: 2023-10-22 23:59:18 | |
 Honda S2000 Metropolis Street Racer (2000) | The rear shot has the black bars that I forgot to crop. Replacement: i.imgur.com/LOSeMaQ.jpg | |
 Peugeot 206 Metropolis Street Racer (2000) | UK-spec as GTI is the designation for S16 there in Britain. | |
 Lotus Super Seven Lotus Challenge (2001) | Clearly a reference to The Prisoner: www.imcdb.org/vehicle_2367-Lotus-Seven-Mark-VII-1965.html The numberplates, colour and wheels match. | |
 Honda Civic Type R Gran Turismo (1997) | Also known as "Civic (Racer)" in the NTSC-U version. | |
 Ferrari 288 GTO Test Drive Unlimited (2006) | Victor_2003 wrote DLC exclusive? It's available only on the 360 and PC versions, and can be found in classic car dealers. | |
 ZiL 133-540 Dal'noboyshchiki (2001) | If you select the "truck" option, you start with this one. | |
 Mercedes-Benz 280 SL World Racing (2003) | 1968-1971. | |
 Opel Speedster Gran Turismo 3 A-Spec (2001) | NTSC-J, NTSC-U and PAL (French, German, Italian and Spanish) only. | |
 Mercedes-Benz SL 320 Metropolis Street Racer (2000) | The only SL320 (R129) in a video game. | |
 Race America (1991) | generalrusty78 wrote Was the C4 Corvette even sold in Europe? It was, for a limited time on the continent from 1991 until 1996. | |
 Hughes OH-6 Need for Speed: High Stakes (1999) | Referred to in the British police chatter as Paraffin Parrot, which is a completely different helicopter, the Westland Wasp. | |
 The Movies (2005) | All licensed vehicles are Chryslers. | |
 Mercedes-Benz MB 100 Runabout 2 (1999) | NTSC-U and PAL only. | |
 Autozam Revue Runabout 2 (1999) | Class: Sedan. | |
 Peugeot 306 TOCA World Touring Cars (2000) | GTI-6 (UK model), as it's right hand drive. The S16 was sold only in Continental Europe. | |
 Acura NSX The Need for Speed (1994) | Wheels are 1993+. | |
 Mitsubishi Eclipse Ridge Racer (1994) | The "F/A" in F/A Racing is named after the Namco arcade game Fighter/Attacker. | |
 Mitsubishi Pajero Sport Manhattan Chase (2005) | Though Manhattan Chase was developed in Europe. | |
 Eunos Roadster Kattobi Tune (1998) | Eunos Roadster like the other one. | |
 Toyota Corolla Levin Gran Turismo Sport (2017) | cyrus khan wrote The speedometer is different and aftermarket instead of circular analog that we see frequently even in real life. It was an optional extra for the AE86. | |
 Need for Speed II (1997) | The traffic cars were eventually used in III: Hot Pursuit (both versions) and High Stakes (PlayStation only). | |
 Mazda RX-7 TOCA World Touring Cars (2000) | The real RX-7 has hidden headlights. The game doesn't have the headlight covers like on the real car. | |
 Toyota Hilux Pickup Express 1 & 2 (2000) | Four doors mean it's the Hilux Double Cab. | |
 Opel Vectra TOCA World Touring Cars (2000) | This should be a 1999. | |
 Nissan Micra C3 Racing: Car Constructors Championship (1998) | According to the car stats in the game, this is apparently a 1.3 litre model. | |
 Mitsubishi 3000 GT C3 Racing: Car Constructors Championship (1998) | 1997, actually, because of the front bumper, wheels and rear spoiler. |
