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CAR INFORMATION DATABASE \ \______________________/ / -Sam1230
VERSION 2.0 - 07/28/01 \__________________________/
SAM1230 ([email protected])
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1. COPYRIGHT INFORMATION
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This document is protected by US Copyright Law, and the Berne Copyright
Convention of 1976. It is for private and personal use only -- it cannot be
reprinted in part or in whole, or reproduced in any way or in any form
(written or otherwise). It is a free document that cannot be used in any sort
of commercial transaction, including selling it or giving it away as a gift.
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permission. This FAQ was created and is owned by me, Sam Dornan
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2. TABLE OF CONTENTS
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1. Copyright Information
2. Table of Contents
3. Introduction
4. Version History
6. Quick Car List
7. Acura
8. Alfa Romeo
9. Aston Martin
10. Audi
11. BMW
12. Chevrolet
13. Chrysler
14. Citroën
15. Daihatsu
16. Dodge
17. Fantasy Cars (F1)
18. Fiat
19. Ford
20. Gillet
21. Honda
22. Jaguar
23. Lancia
24. Lister
25. Lotus
26. Mazda
27. Mercedes-Benz
28. Mini
29. Mitsubishi
30. Nissan
31. Opel
32. Pagani
33. Panoz
34. Peugeot
35. Renault
36. RUF
37. Shelby
38. Subaru
39. Suzuki
40. Tickford
41. Tommy kaira
42. Toyota
43. TVR
44. Volkswagen
45. Credits
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3. INTRODUCTION
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While playing Gran Turismo 3 A-spec, I noticed that the game had an
amazing amount of information on each individual car. Thereafter, I noticed
that no FAQs or walkthroughs covered it. So I took matters into my own hands
and made the Car Information Database that you see here.
The descriptions of each company and car are taken directly from the
game, and the cars are sorted as they are in-game. As of now this guide
doesn't have any of my own notes or strategies for each car. Could that be in
the future? Possibly. I may even include some charts comparing the cars. As
of now, enjoy what information I have included. So far.
Feel free to send in any information that I don't have to my e-mail
address ([email protected]), but before you do, make sure that it is 100%
correct. If you send me information I don't yet have, I'll credit you in the
credits section. If you decide to contribute something, please tell me what
car it is by using the numbered system in my guide. For example, if you
wanted to provide information on the Jaguar XJ220 Road Car, you'd say 22-2.
22 being the company, Jaguar, and 2 being the car, XJ220 Road Car. The
numbers of each car are listed to the left of their names.
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4. VERSION HISTORY
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Version 2.0 - 7/28/2001
* Wow, version 2.0 already?
* Two Jaguars done.
* Alfa Romeo section is done.
* Put in the stats for the Aston Martin DB7 Vantage.
Version 1.9 - 7/25/01 :
* Shelby section is complete.
* Lancia section is finished.
* Citroën section is done.
* Added a couple of specs in the Subaru section.
Version 1.8 - 7/21/01 :
* Pretty big update.
* From now on I'm not going to mark every single thing someone contributes in
the update section. It was kind of dumb to give recognition to people in the
version history when that's the job of the credits.
* Suzuki section is complete.
* Added some Acura stats.
* Put in the stats for the Audi TT 1.8T quattro.
* Fixed lots of the model years.
Version 1.7 - 7/18/01 :
* Most arcade mode cars have been marked, unlocked and locked. If anyone
knows what the following cars are please tell me: Roadster, Delsol sir.
* I know I'm missing one A-Class arcade mode car. If anyone knows which one
it is please tell me.
* Added specs for a few Toyota cars.
Version 1.65 - 7/18/01 :
* Filled in the model number for the Tommy kaira ZZ-S thanks to MikePWV
([email protected])
* Thanks to David Sanchez ([email protected]) for letting me know the
model years of the Lexus IS and the Subaru 22B STi Version.
* Rally arcade cars are now marked.
* I promise I'll have some more car entries done by today.
Version 1.6 - 7/18/01 :
* Corrected a few mistakes of the cars' names and years.
* Most, if not all, of the initial arcade mode road cars have been
determined. Next up is the rally cars and the ones you unlock.
Version 1.5 - 7/16/01 :
* Added stats for the Ford Mustang SVT Cobra R.
* Put in all the stats for the 1993 Mazda MX-5 Miata.
* Mini Cooper 1.3i stats are in. Entire Mini section is finished.
* Added a literal progress bar at the top of the database.
* Changed the Subaru WRX to 2002 and the Subaru 228 to 22B thanks to Jet
Acevedo ([email protected]).
Version 1.4 - 7/15/01 :
* 100% done with the company descriptions. Time to works on the cars now!
Version 1.3 - 7/15/01 :
* A bunch more company descriptions are now in the database.
* I now know that the Acura RSX Type-S is a 2001 model thanks to Jason Evans
([email protected]).
Version 1.2 - 7/15/01 :
* Changed the format and line sizing yet again to make it easier to read.
This should be the final format.
* BMW section is finished.
* Volkswagen section is complete.
* A few more company descriptions are now in.
* Discovered the Camaro Race Car is a 1997 model thanks to Paradox
([email protected]).
* Added a progress bar to keep up with how much of the database is finshed.
Version 1.1 - 7/14/01 :
* Format was really messed up when file was changed to txt format. That is
now fixed.
* All cars now have the amount of credits listed needed to purchase said car.
* Added another car that was left out in the first version.
* Quick car list is now pretty much complete in terms of cars being included.
Not done distinguishing the rally cars and the race cars. Arcade mode cars
have not been attempted to be determined yet.
* Good number of company descriptions now in database. Chrysler and Dodge
section pretty much finished.
Version 1.0 - 07/13/01 :
* The first version.
* Basic layout completed and a little bit of car information entered in.
Pretty bare altogether.
* Check the PT Cruiser entry to see how a car entry will each look when it's
finished.
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5. QUICK CAR LIST
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The quick car list is a merged list from the Gran Turismo 3 A-spec
strategy guide over at IGN Guides (guides.ign.com) and the Gran Turismo FAQ
by HondaKid86 over in the forums at GranTurismo.Com (www.granturismo.com).
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Race : The car is a race car.
Rally : The car is a rally car.
Arcade : The car is selectable in arcade mode.
???? : I don't have the year the car is based on yet. If you know, share the
wealth.
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-- ACURA --
Integra Type R (1996)
3.2 CL Type S (2000/Arcade)
NSX (1993)
NSX (1997/Arcade)
RSX Type-S (2001)
-- ALFA ROMEO --
156 2.5 V6 24V (1999/Arcade)
-- ASTON MARTIN --
DB7 Vantage Coupe (2000)
Vanquish (2000)
V8 Vantage (1997)
-- AUDI --
S4 (1999/Arcade)
TT 1.8 T quattro (2000/Arcade)
-- BMW --
328 ci (1999/Arcade)
-- CHEVROLET --
Camaro Z28 (1997)
Camaro SS (2000/Arcade)
Corvette Grand Sport (1996)
Corvette Z06 (2000/Arcade)
Corvette C5R (2000/Race/Arcade)
Camaro Race Car (1997/Race)
-- CHRYSLER --
PT Cruiser (2000/Arcade)
-- CITRËON --
Xsara Rally Car (1999/Rally/Arcade
-- DAIHATSU --
Mira TR XX Avanzato R (1997)
Storia X4 (1998/Arcade)
-- DODGE --
Viper GTS (1998)
Viper GTS R Concept (2000)
Viper GTS R Team Oreca (2000/Race/Arcade)
-- FANTASY CARS (F1) --
F090/S (1990/Race)
F686/M (1986/Race)
F094/H (1994/Race)
F094/S (1994/Race)
F688/S (1988/Race)
F687/S (1987/Race)
-- FIAT --
Coupe Turbo Plus (2000/Arcade)
-- FORD --
Mustang SVT Cobra R (2000/Arcade)
Escort Rally Car (1998/Rally/Arcade)
Focus Rally Car (1998/Rally/Arcade)
GT40 Race Car (1969/Race)
GT40 (1966)
-- GILLET --
Vertigo Race Car (1997/Race)
-- HONDA --
CR-X del Sol SiR (1995/Arcade)
Civic SiR-II (1993/Arcade)
Civic Type R (1998/Arcade)
Integra Type R (1998/Arcade)
Accord Euro R (2000/Arcade)
S2000 (1999)
S2000 type-v (2000/Arcade)
NSX Type S Zero (1997/Arcade)
NSX Type R (1992)
Castrol Mugen NSX (2000/Race/Arcade)
Mugen S2000 (2000)
Spoon Sports S2000 (2000)
Spoon Sports S2000 Race Car (2000/Race/Arcade)
Spoon Sports Civic Type R (1999)
S2000 LM Race Car (2000/Race)
Arta NSX (2000/Race/Arcade)
Raybrig NSX (2000/Race/Arcade)
-- JAGUAR --
XKR Coupe (1999/Arcade)
XJ220 Road Car (1992)
XJ220 Race Car (1992/Race/Arcade)
-- LANCIA --
Delta HF integrale Rally Car (1992/Rally)
-- LISTER --
Storm V12 Race Car (1999/Race/Arcade)
-- LOTUS --
Elise 190 (1998/Arcade)
Esprit V8 SE (1998)
Esprit Sport 350 (2000/Arcade)
Motor Sport Elise (1999/Arcade)
-- MAZDA --
Demio GL-X (1999)
Miata MX-5 (1989)
Miata MX-5 (1993/Arcade)
Miata MX-5 1.8RS (1998)
Miata MX-5 LS (2000/Arcade)
Savanna RX 7 Infini III (1990)
RX-7 LM Race Car (????/Race)
RX-7 Type RS (1998/Arcade)
RX-7 Type RZ (2000/Arcade)
RX-8 (2001/Arcade)
787B (1991/Race)
-- MERCEDES-BENZ --
SLK 230 Kompressor (1999/Arcade)
CLK 55 (2000/Arcade)
CL 600 (2000)
CLK Touring Car (2000/Race/Arcade)
-- MINI --
Cooper 1.3i (1999/Arcade)
-- MITSUBISHI --
FTO GP Version R (1997/Arcade)
Lancer Evolution VII RS (2001)
Lancer Evolution VI RS (1999)
Lancer Evolution IV GSR (1996)
Lancer Evolution VII GSR (2001/Arcade)
Lancer Evolution V GSR (1998)
Lancer Evolution VI GSR (1999/Arcade)
Lancer Evolution VI GSR Tommi Makinen Edition (2000)
Lancer Evolution VI GSR Tommi Makinen Edition Stripe (2000)
3000GT VR-4 Turbo (1995)
3000GT VR-4 (1999/Arcade)
Lancer Evolution VI Rally Car (1999/Rally/Arcade
Lancer Evolution VII Rally Car Prototype (2001/Rally/Arcade
Mine's Lancer Evolution VI (2000)
FTO LM Race Car (1996/Race)
-- NISSAN --
240SX Fastback Type X (1996/Arcade)
240SX K's Aero (1996)
300ZX Twin Turbo 2by2 (1998)
300ZX Twin Turbo 2seater (1998)
Calsonic Skyline JGTC (2000/Arcade)
C-West Razo Silvia JGTC (2001)
Locite Zexel GT-R JGTC (2000/Arcade)
Mine's Skyline GT-R N1 V-spec R34 (2000)
Nismo 400R (1996)
Nismo GT-R LM Road Car (2000)
Nismo Skyline GT-R S-tune R32 (2000/Arcade)
Nismo Skyline GT-R R-tune (2000)
Pennzoil Nismo GT-R (1999/Arcade)
R390 GT1 LM Race Car (1998/Race/Arcade)
R390 GT1 Road Car (1998)
Silvia K's 1800cc (1988)
Silvia K's 2000cc (1991/Arcade)
Silvia Spec-R Aero (2000/Arcade)
Silvia Varietta (2000)
Skyline GT-R V-spec R33 (1997)
Skyline GT-R V-spec II R33 (1997/Arcade)
Skyline GT-R V-spec R34 (1999)
Skyline GT-R V-spec II R34 (1994)
Skyline GT-R V-spec II R32 (1994/Arcade)
Skyline GT-R V-spec II R34 (2000/Arcade)
Skyline GTS-t Type M R32 (1991)
Z Concept (2001)
-- OPEL --
Speedster (2000/Arcade)
Calibra Touring Car (1995/Race)
Astra Touring Car (2000/Race/Arcade)
-- PAGANI --
Zonda C12 (2000/Arcade)
Zonda S (2000)
Zonda Race Car (????/Race)
-- PANOZ --
Esperante GTR-1 (1998/Race)
-- PEUGEOT --
206 S16 (1999/Arcade)
206 Rally Car (1999/Rally/Arcade
-- RENAULT --
Clio Sport V6 24V (2000/Arcade)
Clio Sport Race Car (2000/Race)
-- RUF --
3400 S (2000/Arcade)
RGT (2000)
CTR2 (1996)
-- SHELBY --
Cobra (1967)
-- SUBARU --
Legacy B4 RSK (1998)
Impreza Sedan WRX STi Version VI (1999)
Impreza Wagon WRX STi Version (2002)
Impreza Wagon WRX STi Version VI (1999)
Legacy Touring Wagon GT-B (1996)
Impreza Sports Wagon WRX STi (2002)
Legacy Blitzen B4 (2000/Arcade)
Impreza Sedan WRX STi (2000/Arcade)
Impreza 22B STi Version (1999)
Impreza Rally Car (1999/Rally/Arcade)
Impreza Rally Car Prototype (2001/Rally/Arcade)
Impreza LM Race Car (????/Race)
-- SUZUKI --
Alto Works Suzuki Sports Limited (1997/Arcade)
Escudo Pikes Peak Edition (1998/Rally)
-- TICKFORD --
Falcon XR8 Race Car (2000/Race)
-- TOMMY KAIRA --
ZZ-S (1999)
ZZ II (2000)
-- TOYOTA --
Chaser TOMS X540 (2000)
Vitz Euro Edition (2000)
Sprinter Trueno GT APEX (1985)
Vitz RS 1.5 (2000/Arcade)
Celica SS-II (2000)
MR-S S Edition (2000/Arcade)
Lexus IS (2001)
Celica SS-II (1999/Arcade)
MR2 G-Limited (1998)
Altezza RS200 (1998/Arcade)
MR2 GT-S (1998/Arcade)
Celica GT-FOUR (1995/Arcade)
Supra SZ-R (1997)
Supra RZ (1997/Arcade)
Corolla Rally Car (1999/Rally/Arcade
Castrol Tom's Supra (2000/Race/Arcade)
Celica Rally Car (1995/Rally)
GT-One Race Car (1999/Race)
Sprinter Trueno GT-APEX S.S. version (1985)
DENSO Sard Supra (2000/Arcade)
Celica TRD Sports M (2000)
Super Autobacs APEX MR-S (2000/Arcade)
GT-One Road Car (1999)
Altezza LM Race Car (1998/Race)
-- TVR --
Griffith 500 (1998)
Tuscan Speed Six (2000/Arcade)
Speed 12 (2000)
-- VOLKSWAGEN --
New Beetle 2.0 (2000/Arcade)
New Beetle RSi (2000)
Lupo Cup Car (2000/Race)
New Beetle Cup Car (2000/Race)
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| *NOTICE* |
| Please remember that these are stock specs and if you tuned up your car |
| you could reach well above the specs listed. |
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6. ACURA
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Acura was created in 1986 as Honda's luxury division in North
America. It sells vehicles ranging from the sporty Integra to the prestigious
LR and the stylish NSX.
7-1. Integra Type R (1996)
Credits : 27,480
7-2. 3.2 CL Type S (2000/Arcade)
Honda's Acura division takes on the world's
sport-luxury coupes with the 3.2 CL Type S. It combines
luxury with technological sophistication with serious power,
and, if it's a little softer than an Integra Type R, it has
no lack of preformance ability.
Credits : 34,230
Colors : San Marino Red, Sundance Gold, Nighthawk Black,
Satin Silver, Taffeta White
Max Power : 260HP/6100rpm
Max Torque : 232.17ft.lb/3500-5500rpm
Displacement : 3210cc
Weight : 1574 kg
Height : 1410 mm
Length : 4877 mm
Width : 1793 mm
Wheelbase : 2715 mm
Track(Front) : 1552 mm
Track(Rear) : 1549 mm
Drivetrain : FF
Engine Type : V6 SOHC
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 6.053
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.498
7-3. NSX (1993)
The NSX made its debut in September 1990 as a pure
sports car built with all of Honda's technical expertise, and
is sold under the Acura nameplate in the US. Honda started
the Acura brand in the United States in 1986 in order to
distinguish new luxury models from its more traditional North
American offerings. Other Japanese manufacturers later
followed Honda's lead and established their own luxury
marques.
Credits : 94,790
Colors : Formula Red, Berlina Black, Kaiser Silver Metallic,
Grand Prix White, Spa Yellow Pearl, Monte Carlo Blue
Pearl
Max Power : 289HP/7100rpm
Max Torque : 224.21ft.lb/5500rpm
Displacement : 3179cc
Weight : 1392 kg
Height : 1171 mm
Length : 4425 mm
Width : 1811 mm
Wheelbase : 2530 mm
Track(Front) : 1510 mm
Track(Rear) : 1530 mm
Drivetrain : MR
Engine Type : L6 DOHC
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 4.816
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.456
7-4. NSX (1997/Arcade)
Credits : 99,570
7-5. RSX Type-S (2001)
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Credits : ----
Colors : Artic Blue, Eternal Blue Pearl, Taffeta White,
Premium White, Nighthawk Black, Fire Pepper Red,
Satin Silver, Desert Silver
Max Power : 200HP/7400rpm
Max Torque : 141.76ft.lb/6000rpm
Displacement : 1988cc
Weight : 1249 kg
Height : 1400 mm
Length : 4375 mm
Width : 1725 mm
Wheelbase : 2570 mm
Track(Front) : 1482 mm
Track(Rear) : 1483 mm
Drivetrain : FF
Engine Type : L4 DOHC
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 6.244
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.647
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7. ALFA ROMEO
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Alfa Romeo can trace its roots to 1910. The firm has had an
illustrious histrory, both on the road and on the track where its driver won
numerous victories. Alfa Romeo has been part of the Fiat group since 1986.
7-1. 156 2.5 V6 24V (1999/Arcade)
After its appearance in 1997, the 156 has achieved
more than enough success to demonstrate the abilities of Alfa
Romeo, pulling it out of a slump.
Credits : 38,910
Colors : Alfa Red, Proteo Red, Amazon Green Metallic, Black,
Africa Gray Metallic, Silver Gray Metallic, Polar
White, Archille Blue, Fantasy Blue Metallic
Max Power : 190HP/6300rpm
Max Torque : 163.46ft.lb/5000rpm
Displacement : 2492cc
Weight : 1320 kg
Height : 1415 mm
Length : 4430 mm
Width : 1745 mm
Wheelbase : 2595 mm
Track(Front) : 1511 mm
Track(Rear) : 1498 mm
Drivetrain : FF
Engine Type : V6 DOHC
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 6.947
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.602
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8. ASTON MARTIN
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Combine the name of company founder Lionel Martin and the Aston
Clinton hillclimb where an early car had success, and you get Aston Martin.
The company has built fast and desirable cars since 1914. Ownership has
changed many times and it is now owned by Ford.
8-1. DB7 Vantage Coupe (2000)
The distinguished British car manufacturer Aston
Martin positions the DB7 Vantage at the top end of their
models based on the DB7, which was introduced in November
1994. "Vantage" is a traditional Aston Martin name given only
to their high performance versions, and this one, although
based on the DB7, has been given a considerable performance
boost over the normal DB7.
Credits : 154,720
Colors : British Racing Green, Derwent Green, Grasmere Blue,
Braemar Blue, Sutherland Red, Solent Silver, Malham
White
Max Power : 420HP/6000rpm
Max Torque : 399.97ft.lb/5000rpm
Displacement : 5935cc
Weight : 1775 kg
Height : 1143 mm
Length : 4692 mm
Width : 1830 mm
Wheelbase : 2591 mm
Track(Front) : 1524 mm
Track(Rear) : 1530 mm
Drivetrain : FR
Engine Type : V12 -
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 4.236
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.325
8-2. Vanquish (2000)
Credits: ----
8-3. V8 Vantage (1997)
Credits : 455,000
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9. AUDI
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The first Audi appeared in 1910 and the company has had several
owners since. It was bought by DWK, became part of Auto Union (where it
enjoyed a glamorous racing career) and is now part of the massive Volkswagen
group.
9-1. S4 (1999/Arcade)
Credits : 39,730
9-2. TT 1.8 T quattro (2000/Arcade)
Audacious styling and advanced technology make the
Audi TT a superbly-balanced sports coupe or roadster. The
exterior and interior both feature clever but functional
style, and great visual and tactile details and attention to
detail.
Credits : 46,580
Colors : Silver Metallic, Arrow Gray Pearl Effect, Raven
Black Pearl Effect, Brilliant Black, Amulet Red,
Olive Green Pearl Effect, Denim Blue Pearl Effect
Max Power : 221HP/5900rpm
Max Torque : 206.86ft.lb/2200-5500rpm
Displacement : 1781cc
Weight : 1395 kg
Height : 1345 mm
Length : 4041 mm
Width : 1764 mm
Wheelbase : 2429 mm
Track(Front) : 2528 mm
Track(Rear) : 1505 mm
Drivetrain : 4WD
Engine Type : L4 DOHC
NA/Turbo : Turbo
Power Weight Ratio : 6.312
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.494
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10. BMW
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BMW was originally founded as an aircraft/engine factory in 1916 in
Munich, Germany. Facination is therefore a company-tradition. It has always
been the desire of BMW to create the ultimate driving machine, products of
unmistakable identity, which has been no problem in the past eight decades.
10-1. 328 ci (1999/Arcade)
A new generation of the BMW 3-Series, called E46 by
BMW Insiders, debuted in 1999. While there was only a sedan
model at the time of its debut, a two-door coupe was added
for 2000. It has the 'Ci' designation, BMW way of indicating
that it is a coupe.
Credits : 50,690
Colors : Dark Blue, Orient Blue Metallic, Topaz Blue
Metallic, Sea Green Metallic, Fern Green Metallic,
Alpine White, Titanium Silver Metallic, Steel Blue
Metallic, Steel Gray Metallic, Cesmes Black
Metallic, Black, Light Yellow Metallic, Bright Red,
Siena Red Metallic, Brick Red
Max Power : 190HP/5500rpm
Max Torque : 206.86ft.lb/3500rpm
Displacement : 2793cc
Weight : 1465 kg
Height : 1369 mm
Length : 4488 mm
Width : 1757 mm
Wheelbase : 2725 mm
Track(Front) : 1471 mm
Track(Rear) : 1478 mm
Drivetrain : FR
Engine Type : L6 DOHC
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 7.710
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.519
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11. CHEVROLET
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Part of General Motors - the world's biggest car maker, Chevrolet was
founded in 1911 and taken over by GM in 1917. Chevrolet's biggest star is
also America's only true sports car - the legendary Corvette.
11-1. Camaro Z28 (1997)
Credits : 22,830
11-2. Camaro SS (2000/Arcade)
Credits : 29,530
11-3. Corvette Grand Sport (1996)
Credits : 40,010
11-4. Corvette Z06 (2000/Arcade)
Credits : 54,000
11-5. Corvette C5R (2000/Race/Arcade)
Credits : 1,000,000
11-6. Camaro Race Car (1997/Race)
Credits : ----
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12. CHRYSLER
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Now called DaimerChrysler after a merger with Daimer-Benz of Germany,
this American firm was founded in Detroit in 1923. The DaimerChrysler group
also has the Dodge brand under its wings.
12-1. PT Cruiser (2000/Arcade)
Is it a car? Or is it a truck? The Chrysler PT
Cruiser is both and neither. It's truly an original
new-category vehicle from the company that invented the
minivan. The PT Cruiser hides minivan-like versatility and
an amazing amount of space under its street rod retro-chic
exterior. It's more about style than absolute speed, but the
PT Cruiser is quick enough to be fun and handles much better
than any minivan or small SUV.
Credits : 17,980
Colors : Bright Silver Metallic, Shale Green Metallic, Deep
Cranberry Pearl, Patriot Blue Pearl, Taupe Frost
Metallic, Aquamarine Metallic, Inferno Red Tinted
Pearl, Black, Stone White
Max Power : 149HP/5200rpm
Max Torque : 167.07ft.lb/4000rpm
Displacement : 2429cc
Weight : 1270 kg
Height : 1600 mm
Length : 4188 mm
Width : 1704 mm
Wheelbase : 2616 mm
Track(Front) : 1473 mm
Track(Rear) : 1478 mm
Drivetrain : FF
Engine Type : L4 DOHC
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 8.446
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.559
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André Citrëon started making gears in 1913 and moved on to whole cars
in 1919. The comapny has a history of innovation with such developments as
the first front-wheel drive car and hydractive 3 suspension pioneered in its
latest generation of cars. It is now part of the PSA Peugeot Citrëon group.
13-1. Xsara Rally Car (1999/Rally)
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Credits : 350,000
Colors : ----
Max Power : 294HP/8500rpm
Max Torque : 184.43ft.lb/7000rpm
Displacement : 1998cc
Weight : 960 kg
Height : 1305 mm
Length : 4167 mm
Width : 1855 mm
Wheelbase : 2555 mm
Track(Front) : 1647 mm
Track(Rear) : 1621 mm
Drivetrain : FF
Engine Type : L4 DOHC
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 3.265
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.382
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Daihatsu began building internal combustion engines as far back as
1907 and entered commercial vehicle production in the 1930s. As a specialist
manufacturer its range focuses on small cars.
14-1. Mira TR XX Avanzato R (1997)
Credits : 11,140
14-1. Storia X4 (1998/Arcade)
Credits : 13,900
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The Dodge brothers started the company in the early 1900s, and
Chrysler bought it in 1928. Muscle cars like the Charger gave it fame in the
1960s. It is still the performance part of DaimerChrysler, with Vipers to
prove the point.
15-1. Viper GTS (1998)
A prototype Viper was unveiled at the 1989 Detroit
Motor show, and the production version was released in 1992,
three years later. Carroll Shelby, the father of the
legendary American sports car, the Cobra, participated in the
development process, hinting at the character of this car.
Naturally its name and its glamorous wide & low form are
suggestive of reptiles.
Credits : 78,680
Colors : Bright Silver Metallic/Blue Stripes, Black/Silver
Stripes, Red/Silver Stripes
Max Power : 449HP/5200rpm
Max Torque : 167.07ft.lb/3700rpm
Displacement : 7997cc
Weight : 1531 kg
Height : 1194 mm
Length : 4488 mm
Width : 1923 mm
Wheelbase : 2443 mm
Track(Front) : 1514 mm
Track(Rear) : 1539 mm
Drivetrain : FR
Engine Type : V10 OHV
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 3.409
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.229
15-2. Viper GTS R Concept (2000)
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Credits : ----
Colors : Red
Max Power : 498HP/6000rpm
Max Torque : 499.07ft.lb/3600rpm
Displacement : 7990cc
Weight : 1475 kg
Height : 1193 mm
Length : 4902 mm
Width : 1935 mm
Wheelbase : 2509 mm
Track(Front) : 1525 mm
Track(Rear) : 1549 mm
Drivetrain : FR
Engine Type : V10 OHV
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 2.961
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.216
15-3. Viper GTS R Team Oreca (2000/Race/Arcade)
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Credits : 1,000,000
Colors : ----
Max Power : ----
Max Torque : ----
Displacement : 7986cc
Weight : 1150 kg
Height : 1142 mm
Length : 4548 mm
Width : 1933 mm
Wheelbase : 2444 mm
Track(Front) : 1632 mm
Track(Rear) : 1596 mm
Drivetrain : FR
Engine Type : V10 OHV
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 1.955
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.162
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16-1. F090/S (1990/Race)
Credits : ----
16-2. F686/M (1986/Race)
Credits : ----
16-3. F094/H (1994/Race)
Credits : ----
16-3. F094/S (1994/Race)
Credits : ----
16-4. F688/S (1988/Race)
Credits : ----
16-5. F687/S (1987/Race)
Credits : ----
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17. FIAT
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Fiat - an acronym for Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino - was
founded in 1899 by a group of investors, among them Giovanni Agnelli. The
company now owns Alfa Romeo, Lancia, Maserati and Ferrari and is one of the
most powerful manufacturers in the world. But Fiat has never meant
automobiles alone. Over the years it has developed a wide variety of
activities and products, ranging from agricultural and construction machinery
to aviation equipment, commercial vehicles and production systems.
17-1. Coupe Turbo Plus (2000/Arcade)
Credits : 21,030
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Henry Ford's Model T is the machine that got the world motoring.
Founded in 1903, the company has manufacturing arms in the US, South America,
Europe and Australia. Ford also owns Jaguar, Aston Martin and Volvo, and part
owns Mazda. It also sells cars under the Lincoln and Mercury brands.
18-1. Mustang SVT Cobra R (2000/Arcade)
In celebration of its 35th anniversary, the 1999 SVT
Cobra got some "New Edge" makeover as other Mustangs, and an
increase in power. But, most importantly, for the first time,
the SVT Cobra has independent rear suspension (IRS) for
significantly improved handling, especially on bumpy roads.
This is a first in the "pony car" class, and also makes the
SVT Cobra one of the few rear-wheel drive America cars to
ever use independent rear suspension
Credits : 31,150
Colors : Rio Red
Max Power : 384HP/6250rpm
Max Torque : 384.79ft.lb/4250rpm
Displacement : 4409cc
Weight : 1628 kg
Height : 1326 mm
Length : 4661 mm
Width : 1857 mm
Wheelbase : 2573 mm
Track(Front) : 1518 mm
Track(Rear) : 1518 mm
Drivetrain : FR
Engine Type : V8 DOHC
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 4.448
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.310
18-2. Escort Rally Car (1998/Rally)
Credits : ----
18-3. Focus Rally Car (1998/Rally)
Credits : 350,000
18-4. GT40 Race Car (1969/Race)
Credits : ----
18-5. GT40 (1966)
Credits : ----
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Former racing driver Tony Gillet founded his company in 1991, with
full production of the lightweight road rocket beginning in 1994. The Gillet
Vertigo is entirely built with lightweight materials borrowed from Formula 1.
The result is unbelievable: world record acceleration from 0-100kph in 3.266
seconds. Exceptional.
19-1. Vertigo Race Car (1997/Race)
Credits : 1,200,000
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Honda was already the world's biggest motorcycle manufacturer when it
turned to four wheels in 1962. Now it has a hugely successful car operation
with manufacturing plants in the UK and the US as well as Japan.
20-1. CR-X del Sol SiR (1995)
Credits : 18,730
20-2. Civic SiR-II (1993/Arcade)
Credits : 18,890
20-3. Civic Type R (1998/Arcade)
Credits : 19,990
20-4. Integra Type R (1998/Arcade)
Credits : 25,160
20-5. Accord Euro R (2000/Arcade)
Credits : 25,330
20-6. S2000 (1999)
Credits : 33,800
20-7. S2000 type-v (2000/Arcade)
Credits : 35,600
20-8. NSX Type S Zero (1997/Arcade)
Credits : 98,570
20-9. NSX Type R (1992)
Credits : 99,570
20-10. Castrol Mugen NSX (2000/Race/Arcade)
Credits : 1,250,000
20-11. Mugen S2000 (2000)
Credits : ----
20-12. Spoon Sports S2000 (2000)
Credits : ----
20-13. Spoon Sports S2000 Race Car (2000/Race/Arcade)
Credits : ----
20-14. Spoon Sports Civic Type R (1999)
Credits : ----
20-15. S2000 LM Race Car (2000/Race)
Credits : ----
20-16. Arta NSX (2000/Race/Arcade)
Credits : ----
20-17. Raybrig NSX (2000/Race/Arcade)
Credits : ----
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22. JAGUAR
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The difference runs deeper than sheet metal and engineering...It is
about elegance, sensuousness, refined power, and originality.
22-1. XKR Coupe (1999/Arcade)
Based on the XKR sports car which made its debut in
1996 as the successor to the XJS, the XKR was tailored to be
an even sportier car.
Credits : 104,890
Colors : Phoenix Red, Carnival Metallic, British Racing
Green, Sherwood Metallic, Antigua Metallic, Sapphire
Metallic, Amaranth Metallic, Anthracite Metallic
Max Power : 369HP/6150rpm
Max Torque : 387.68ft.lb/3600rpm
Displacement : 3996cc
Weight : 1640 kg
Height : 1296 mm
Length : 4760 mm
Width : 2015 mm
Wheelbase : 2588 mm
Track(Front) : 1504 mm
Track(Rear) : 1499 mm
Drivetrain : FR
Engine Type : V8 DOHC
NA/Turbo : SuperCharger
Power Weight Ratio : 4.315
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.310
22-2. XJ220 Road Car (1992)
Credits : 780,000
Colors : Titanium Metallic, Mistral Metallic, Meteorite
Metallic, Seafrost Metallic, Spindrift Solid,
Topaz Metallic, Alpine Metallic, Emerald Metallic,
British Racing Green, Carnival Metallic, Madeira
Metallic, Amaranth Metallic, Antigua Metallic,
Sapphire Metallic, Westminster Blue, Amthracite
Metallic
Max Power : 516HP/7000rpm
Max Torque : 473.03ft.lb/4500rpm
Displacement : 3498cc
Weight : 1375 kg
Height : 1150 mm
Length : 4930 mm
Width : 2007 mm
Wheelbase : 2640 mm
Track(Front) : 1709 mm
Track(Rear) : 1588 mm
Drivetrain : MR
Engine Type : V6 DOHC
NA/Turbo : TURBO
Power Weight Ratio : 2.664
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.213
22-3. XJ220 Race Car (1992/Race/Arcade)
Credits : ----
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23. LANCIA
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Another glamourous Italian firm that ca trace its history back to the
beginning of the 20th century, Lancia was formed in 1906. Always a maker of
both luxury cars and sports cars, Lancia became a part of Fiat in 1969.
23-1. Delta HF integrale Rally Car (1992/Rally)
The Delta was born in 1979 as a practical Lancia
5-door hatchback. The drive train had been a conventional
front-wheel drive, but upon entering the rally arena, Lancia
made a 180-degree turnabout and introduced a 4WD weapon. This
is the HF Integrale which appeared in 1988.
Credits : 500,000
Colors : ----
Max Power : 295HP/7000rpm
Max Torque : 314.63ft.lb/4500rpm
Displacement : 1995cc
Weight : 1120 kg
Height : 1380 mm
Length : 3900 mm
Width : 1770 mm
Wheelbase : 2480 mm
Track(Front) : 1536 mm
Track(Rear) : 1506 mm
Drivetrain : 4WD
Engine Type : L4 DOHC
NA/Turbo : TURBO
Power Weight Ratio : 3.796
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.261
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24. LISTER
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With a history of sports car racing with Jaguar cars, Lister also
produced a variety of modified road going Jaguars until finally building its
own super car - the Storm - in the 1990's.
24-1. Storm V12 Race Car (1999/Race/Arcade)
Credits : 1,198,000
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25. LOTUS
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Founded by the legendary Colin Chapman in 1948, the first Lotus was
actually a tuned Austin Seven. Tremendous racing success and many highly
accomplished road cars followed. Lotus is now owned by Proton.
25-1. Elise 190 (1998/Arcade)
Credits : 58,530
25-2. Esprit V8 SE (1998)
Credits : 106,000
25-3. Esprit Sport 350 (2000/Arcade)
Credits : 113,540
25-4. Motor Sport Elise (1999/Arcade)
Credits : 100,000
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26. MAZDA
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Mazda's first saloon car appeared in 1960 and since then the firm has
had a reputation for innovation. It's the only company to a produce rotary
engine car. Mazda is also known for reinventing the roadster.
26-1. Demio GL-X (1999)
Credits : 14,660
26-2. Miata MX-5 (1989)
Credits : 16,900
26-3. Miata MX-5 (1993)
There can be no more doubt that the Eunos Roadster (Mazda
Miata in the US) carved out a unique niche as the car that
revived the sports roadster. It has now become the open
sports car by which all others are judged. The Eunos Roadster
made its appearance in March 1989 at the Chicago Auto Show
under the name "Miata/MX-5" for the US market, and went on
sale in its "hometown" of Japan in September. At the time,
lightweight two-seater convertibles seemed extinct. The few
that were still in production were relics of the 60's and
70's. But suddenly, Mazda of Japan put this car in the ring
and forever changed automotive history.
Credits : 17,000
Colors : Classic Red, Crystal White, Mariner Blue, Silver
Stone Metallic
Max Power : 118HP/6500rpm
Max Torque : 101.26ft.lb/5500rpm
Displacement : 1597cc
Weight : 940 kg
Height : 1235 mm
Length : 3955 mm
Width : 1675 mm
Wheelbase : 2265 mm
Track(Front) : 1405 mm
Track(Rear) : 1420 mm
Drivetrain : FR
Engine Type : L4 DOHC
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 7.996
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.681
26-4. Miata MX-5 1.8RS (1998)
Credits : 22,950
26-5. Miata MX-5 LS (2000/Arcade)
Credits : 23,280
26-6. Savanna RX 7 Infini III (1990)
Credits : 32,300
26-7. RX-7 LM Race Car (1987/Race)
Credits : ----
26-8. RX-7 Type RS (1998/Arcade)
Credits : 37,780
26-9. RX-7 Type RZ (2000/Arcade)
Credits : 39,980
26-10. RX-8 (2001/Arcade)
Credits : ----
26-11. 787B (1991/Race)
Credits : ----
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27. MERCEDES-BENZ
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Mercedes and Benz came together in 1926 and the company has been a
manufacturer of prestige cars ever since. Now part of DaimerChrysler, is is
one of the most famous car makers in the world.
27-1. SLK 230 Kompressor (1999/Arcade)
Credits : 55,310
27-2. CLK 55 (2000/Arcade)
Credits : 93,110
27-3. CL 600 (2000)
Credits : 133,950
27-4. CLK Touring Car (2000/Race/Arcade)
Credits : ----
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28. MINI
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28-1. Cooper 1.3i (1999/Arcade)
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Credits : ----
Colors : ----
Max Power : 61HP/6000rpm
Max Torque : 93ft.lb/4000rpm
Displacement : 1271cc
Weight : 720 kg
Height : 1350 mm
Length : 3050 mm
Width : 1410 mm
Wheelbase : 2040 mm
Track(Front) : 1240 mm
Track(Rear) : 1210 mm
Drivetrain : FF
Engine Type : L4 OHV
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 11.803
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.765
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29. MITSUBISHI
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Mitsubishi is one of the largest manufacturing companies in the world.
It's motor arm started building cars in 1917, and it has been a major player
ever since.
29-1. FTO GP Version R (1997/Arcade)
Credits : 21,600
29-2. Lancer Evolution VII RS (2001)
Credits : 25,180
29-3. Lancer Evolution VI RS (1999)
Credits : 25,980
29-4. Lancer Evolution IV GSR (1996)
Credits : 29,980
29-5. Lancer Evolution VII GSR (2001/Arcade)
Credits : 29,980
29-6. Lancer Evolution V GSR (1998)
Credits : 32,480
29-7. Lancer Evolution VI GSR (1999/Arcade)
Credits : 32,480
29-8. Lancer Evolution VI GSR Tommi Makinen Edition (2000)
Credits : 32,780
29-9. Lancer Evolution VI GSR Tommi Makinen Edition Stripe (2000)
Credits : 32,780
29-10. 3000GT VR-4 Turbo (1995)
Credits : 43,230
29-11. 3000GT VR-4 (1999/Arcade)
Credits : 42,230
29-12. Lancer Evolution VI Rally Car (1999/Rally)
Credits : ----
29-13. Lancer Evolution VII Rally Car Prototype (2001/Rally)
Credits : ----
29-14. Mine's Lancer Evolution VI (2000)
Credits : ----
29-15. FTO LM Race Car (1996/Race)
Credits : ----
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30. NISSAN
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Nissan is a major player in the automobile industry with its large
scale production capacity. Nissan cars have always been reflective of the
company's internationally minded corporate culture.
30-1. 240SX Fastback Type X (1996/Arcade)
Credits : 24,980
30-2. 240SX K's Aero (1996)
Credits : 23,950
30-3. 300ZX Twin Turbo 2by2 (1998)
Credits : 43,980
30-4. 300ZX Twin Turbo 2seater (1998)
Credits : 39,900
30-5. Calsonic Skyline JGTC (2000/Arcade)
Credits : ----
30-6. C-West Razo Silvia JGTC (2001)
Credits : ----
30-7. Locite Zexel GT-R JGTC (2000/Arcade)
Credits : ----
30-8. Mine's Skyline GT-R N1 V-spec R34 (2000)
Credits : ----
30-9. Nismo 400R (1996)
Credits : ----
30-10. Nismo GT-R LM Road Car (2000)
Credits : ----
30-11. Nismo Skyline GT-R S-tune R32 (2000/Arcade)
Credits : ----
30-12. Nismo Skyline GT-R R-tune (2000)
Credits : ----
30-13. Pennzoil Nismo GT-R (1999/Arcade)
Credits : 785,000
30-14. R390 GT1 LM Race Car (1998/Race/Arcade)
Credits : ----
30-15. R390 GT1 Road Car (1998)
Credits : ----
30-16. Silvia K's 1800cc (1988)
Credits : 18,860
30-17. Silvia K's 2000cc (1991/Arcade)
Credits : 20,360
30-18. Silvia Spec-R Aero (2000/Arcade)
Credits : 25,600
30-19. Silvia Varietta (2000)
Credits : 27,980
30-20. Skyline GT-R V-spec R33 (1997)
Credits : 53,900
30-21. Skyline GT-R V-spec II R33 (1997/Arcade)
Credits : 52,600
30-22. Skyline GT-R V-spec R34 (1999)
Credits : 55,980
30-23. Skyline GT-R V-spec II R34 (1994)
Credits : ----
30-24. Skyline GT-R V-spec II R32 (1994/Arcade)
Credits : ----
30-25. Skyline GT-R V-spec II R34 (2000/Arcade)
Credits : 57,480
30-26. Skyline GTS-t Type M R32 (1991)
Credits : 23,850
30-27. Z Concept (2001)
Credits : ----
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31. OPEL
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A successful bicycle and sewing machine maker, Opel went into car
production right at the dawn of motoring in 1898. Now the company is General
Motors' European brand alongside Vauxhall in the UK.
31-1. Speedster (2000/Arcade)
Credits : 38,390
31-2. Calibra Touring Car (1995/Race)
Credits : ----
31-3. Astra Touring Car (2000/Race/Arcade)
Credits : ----
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32. PAGANI
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Horacio Pagani conceived a supercar where art and high technology
meet in equal measure. The Zonda, inspired by the great man Juan Manuel
Fangio, is made in carbon fibre and powered by a Mercedes AMG 7.0 engine with
550HP. The world media has described it as the Patek Phillippe of the GT
cars. It has an acceleration of 0-100 in 3.7 seconds - best among the fully
homologated cars in the world.
32-1. Zonda C12 (2000/Arcade)
Credits : 275,010
32-2. Zonda S (2000)
Credits : 352,440
32-3. Zonda Race Car (????/Race)
Credits : ----
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33. PANOZ
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Paznoz Auto Development was founded in 1989 with its first car - the
Panoz Roadster - introduced a year later. Panoz Motorsports was founded in
1996 with the Esperante race car competing at Le Mans for the first time in
1997.
33-1. Esperante GTR-1 (1998/Race)
Credits : 2,000,000
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34. PEUGEOT
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The Peugeot family built their first steam car in 1889 and soon moved
on to the internal combustion engine. Along with Citrëon, Peugeot now forms
the PSA group and has manufacturing in South America and the UK.
34-1. 206 S16 (1999/Arcade)
Credits : 23,360
34-2. 206 Rally Car (1999/Rally)
Credits : 350,000
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French car maker, founded in 1898 by Louis Renault. Highly successful
in car racing, the company was the pioneer of turbo power in both road and
racing cars. Renault has since gone on to win six Formula One World
Championships in a row, from 1992-1997.
35-1. Clio Sport V6 24V (2000/Arcade)
Credits : 43,400
35-2. Clio Sport Race Car (2000/Race)
Credits : 300,000
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36. RUF
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Although some may argue that RUF simply modifies the products of a
famous German sports car maker, the transformation of its road cars is so
complete that the company is an offical car maker in its own right.
36-1. 3400 S (2000/Arcade)
Credits : 76,740
36-2. RGT (2000)
Credits : 160,000
36-3. CTR2 (1996)
Credits : 382,000
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37. SHELBY
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Racing driver Carroll Shelby built his first cars in 1962. They were
British AC chassis with 4.2-liter Ford V8 engines - the legendary Cobra. He
then moved on to tuning Mustangs until 1970. Subsequently, Shelby worked with
several other manufacturers, running racing programs or making
high-performance versions of their cars. He is currently building the Shelby
Series 1 sports car.
37-1. Cobra (1967)
There are many pretenders, but only one orignal.
Fewer than 400 were built from 1965 through 1967; replicas
abound today. The 427 Cobra is legendary, and for good
reason.
Credits : 500,000
Colors : Blue with White Stripes, Silver with Red Stripes,
White, Yellow, Red, Black
Max Power : 485HP/6500rpm
Max Torque : 480.26ft.lb/3500rpm
Displacement : 6997cc
Weight : 1068 kg
Height : 1245 mm
Length : 3962 mm
Width : 1727 mm
Wheelbase : 2286 mm
Track(Front) : 1422 mm
Track(Rear) : 1422 mm
Drivetrain : FR
Engine Type : V8 OHV
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 2.202
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.163
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38. SUBARU
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Subaru began its car manufacturing business with the tiny 'Subaru360'
mini car, and 8 years later built its first compact car. Now Subaru is
distinguished by being the only car manufacturer to offer four-wheel on its
entire range.
38-1. Legacy B4 RSK (1998)
Credits : 26,430
38-2. Impreza Sedan WRX STi Version VI (1999)
Credits : 29,190
38-3. Impreza Wagon WRX STi Version (2002)
Credits : ----
38-4. Impreza Wagon WRX STi Version VI (1999)
Credits : 29,190
38-5. Legacy Touring Wagon GT-B (1996)
Credits : 29,300
38-6. Impreza Sports Wagon WRX STi (2002)
Two months after the August 2000 full model change,
the eagerly-awaited sports STi series was added to the
second-generation Subaru Impreza lineup. The Sports Wagon
STi, a model based on the Impreza Sports Wagon, is included
in the STi line.
Credits : 29,980
Colors : Premium Silver Metallic, Pure White, WR Blue Mica
Max Power : 276HP/6400rpm
Max Torque : 274.85ft.lb/4000rpm
Displacement : 1994cc
Weight : 1430 kg
Height : 1460 mm
Length : 4405 mm
Width : 1695 mm
Wheelbase : 2525 mm
Track(Front) : 1465 mm
Track(Rear) : 1455 mm
Drivetrain : 4WD
Engine Type : Boxer4 DOHC
NA/Turbo : TURBO
Power Weight Ratio : 4.612
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.340
38-7. Legacy Blitzen B4 (2000/Arcade)
Credits : 30,000
38-8. Impreza Sedan WRX STi (2000/Arcade)
Two months after the August 2000 full model change,
the eagerly-awaited sports STi series was added to the
second-generation Subaru Impreza lineup.
Credits : 31,980
Colors : Premium Silver Metallic, Pure White, Midnight Black
Mica, WR Blue Mica
Max Power : 276HP/6400rpm
Max Torque : 274.85ft.lb/4000rpm
Displacement : 1994cc
Weight : 1430 kg
Height : 1435 mm
Length : 4405 mm
Width : 1730 mm
Wheelbase : 2525 mm
Track(Front) : 1490 mm
Track(Rear) : 1480 mm
Drivetrain : 4WD
Engine Type : Boxer4 DOHC
NA/Turbo : TURBO
Power Weight Ratio : 4.612
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.340
38-9. Impreza 22B STi Version (1998)
Credits : 50,000
38-10. Impreza Rally Car (1999/Rally)
Credits : 300,000
38-11. Impreza Rally Car Prototype (2001/Rally)
Credits : ----
38-12. Impreza LM Race Car (????/Race)
Credits : ----
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39. SUZUKI
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Suzuki is well-known as a motorcycle manufacturer, and also has a
long history of developing automobiles, concentrating its efforts on
interesting and exciting cars.
39-1. Alto Works Suzuki Sports Limited (1997/Arcade)
In the 1980s, the Suzuki Alto was the best-selling
sub-compact(Kel) car in Japan and spawned a truly incredible
number of variations. In this Alto series, the Works was the
sports model. A third-generation Alto debuted in September
1988, and at the same time the Works was given a complete
makeover.
Credits : 12,220
Colors : Superior White, Saturn Black Metallic
Max Power : 63HP/6000rpm
Max Torque : 72.32ft.lb/4000rpm
Displacement : 657cc
Weight : 710 kg
Height : 1385 mm
Length : 3295 mm
Width : 1395 mm
Wheelbase : 2335 mm
Track(Front) : 1225 mm
Track(Rear) : 1220 mm
Drivetrain : 4WD
Engine Type : L3 SOHC
NA/Turbo : Turbo
Power Weight Ratio : 11.269
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.724
39-2. Escudo Pikes Peak Edition (1998/Rally)
When Nobuhiro "Monster" Tajima entered the Pikes Peak
International Auto Hill Climb in 1994, he switched from his
previous twin-engine Cultus to a machine based on the Escudo.
He achieved an overall victory in a twin-turbo Escudo in
1995. In 1996, the Escudo evolved into a model Escudo
equipped with a V6 twin-turbo engine.
Credits : 1,000,000
Colors : ----
Max Power : 981HP/8100rpm
Max Torque : 687.12ft.lb/6500rpm
Displacement : 2493cc
Weight : 800 kg
Height : 1510 mm
Length : 5050 mm
Width : 1900 mm
Wheelbase : 2540 mm
Track(Front) : 1517 mm
Track(Rear) : 1553 mm
Drivetrain : 4WD
Engine Type : V6 DOHC
NA/Turbo : Turbo
Power Weight Ratio : 0.822
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.085
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40. TICKFORD
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Automotive design and development specialists Tickford can trace its
history back to 1820 when the firm began building coaches. They moved on to
motor vehicles and built their first car in 1923.
40-1. Falcon XR8 Race Car (2000/Race)
Credits : 1,500,000
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41. TOMMY KAIRA
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Starting out in 1957 as Tomito Auto, Tommy kaira later established
itself as a brand name, and in 1988 succeeded in introducing the Tommy kaira
M30, Japan's first highly modified high performance car. Tommy kaira
continued to produce these top of the line cars, and in 1997 manufactured and
marketed its original sports car, the ZZ.
41-1. ZZ-S (1999)
Credits : 56,800
41-2. ZZ II (2000)
Credits : ----
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42. TOYOTA
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Originally a successful textile maufacturer, Toyota first started
experimenting with car making in 1935, and the Toyota Motor Company was
founded in 1936. It is one of the biggest car makers in the world.
42-1. Chaser TOMS X540 (2000)
Credits : ----
42-2. Vitz Euro Edition (2000)
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Credits : 12,880
Colors : Black Mica, Super Red V, Yellow Mica Metallic,
Silver Metallic, Pale Rose Metallic Opal
Max Power : 86HP/6000rpm
Max Torque : 90.41ft.lb/4400rpm
Displacement : 1298cc
Weight : 850 kg
Height : 1500 mm
Length : 3610 mm
Width : 1660 mm
Wheelbase : 2370 mm
Track(Front) : 1440 mm
Track(Rear) : 1420 mm
Drivetrain : FF
Engine Type : L4 DOHC
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 9.770
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.691
42-3. Sprinter Trueno GT Apex (1985)
In May 1983 Toyota's main-line Corolla / Sprinter
models joined the front-wheel drive bandwagon. However, the
Corolla / Sprinter sports models, the Corolla Levin and
Sprinter Trueno, retained their rear-wheel drive layout.
Model name? The familiar AE86. This is the model that became
popular as Toyota's last lightweight rear-wheel drive car.
Credits : 13,550
Colors : White, Red
Max Power : 128HP/6600rpm
Max Torque : 109.94ft.lb/5200rpm
Displacement : 1587cc
Weight : 925 kg
Height : 1335 mm
Length : 4205 mm
Width : 1625 mm
Wheelbase : 2400 mm
Track(Front) : 1355 mm
Track(Rear) : 1345 mm
Drivetrain : FR
Engine Type : L4 DOHC
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 7.283
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.620
42-4. Vitz RS 1.5 (2000/Arcade)
Credits : 14,530
42-5. Celica SS-II (2000)
Credits : 19,700
42-6. MR-S S Edition (2000/Arcade)
Credits : 19,800
42-7. Lexus IS (2001)
Credits : 20,600
42-8. Celica SS-II (1999/Arcade)
Credits : 21,360
42-9. MR2 G-Limited (1998)
Credits : 23,750
42-10. Altezza RS200 (1998/Arcade)
Credits : 24,000
42-11. MR2 GT-S (1998)
Credits : 27,130
42-12. Celica GT-FOUR (1995/Arcade)
Credits : 32,660
42-13. Supra SZ-R (1997)
In August 1997, Toyota's top-of-the-line sports car,
the Supra, became further refined.
Credits : 34,700
Colors : Silver Metallic Graphite, Grayish Green Mica
Metallic, Black, Super White II, Super Red VI,
Super Bright Yellow, Blue Mica Metallic
Max Power : 221HP/6000rpm
Max Torque : 209.75ft.lb/4800rpm
Displacement : 2997cc
Weight : 1450 kg
Height : 1275 mm
Length : 4520 mm
Width : 1810 mm
Wheelbase : 2550 mm
Track(Front) : 1520 mm
Track(Rear) : 1525 mm
Drivetrain : FR
Engine Type : L6 DOHC
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 6.531
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.512
42-14. Supra RZ (1997/Arcade)
In August 1997, Toyota's top-of-the-line sports car,
the Supra, became further refined.
Credits : 44,800
Colors : Super White II, Silver Metallic Graphite, Grayish
Green Mica Metallic, Black, Super Red VI, Blue Mica
Metallic, Super Bright Yellow
Max Power : 276HP/5600rpm
Max Torque : 332.71ft.lb/3600rpm
Displacement : 2997cc
Weight : 1510 kg
Height : 1275 mm
Length : 4520 mm
Width : 1810 mm
Wheelbase : 2550 mm
Track(Front) : 1520 mm
Track(Rear) : 1525 mm
Drivetrain : FR
Engine Type : L6 DOHC
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 4.631
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.282
42-15. Corolla Rally Car (1999/Rally)
Credits : 300,000
42-16. Castrol Tom's Supra (2000/Race/Arcade)
Credits : 1,250,000
42-17. Celica Rally Car (1995/Rally)
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Credits : ----
Colors : ----
Max Power : 295HP/5700rpm
Max Torque : 368.87ft.lb/3750rpm
Displacement : 1998cc
Weight : 1200 kg
Height : 1305 mm
Length : 4424 mm
Width : 1770 mm
Wheelbase : 2445 mm
Track(Front) : 1510 mm
Track(Rear) : 1510 mm
Drivetrain : 4WD
Engine Type : L4 DOHC
NA/Turbo : TURBO
Power Weight Ratio : 4.013
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.239
42-18. GT-ONE Race Car (1999/Race)
Credits : ----
42-19. Sprinter Trueno GT-Apex S.S. version (1985)
Credits : ----
42-20. DENSO Sard Supra (2000/Arcade)
Credits : ----
42-21. Celica TRD Sports M (2000)
Credits : ----
42-22. Super Autobacs Apex MR-S (2000/Arcade)
Credits : ----
42-23. GT-One Road Car (1999)
Credits : ----
42-24. Altezza LM Race Car (2000/Race)
Credits : ----
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43. TVR
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TVR began in 1947 in Blackpool, northwest England. The name came from
the founder TreVoR Wilkinson. Building lightweight-bodied sports cars, the
company is now British's largest independenly owned car maker.
43-1. Griffith 500 (1998)
Credits : 62,410
44-2. Tuscan Speed Six (2000/Arcade)
Credits : 80,780
44-3. Speed 12 (2000)
Credits : ----
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44. VOLKSWAGEN
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The Beetle was created by Ferdinand Porsche as a 'people's-car' in
1936. The company Volkswagen became a worldwide player after the Second World
War. Now the Volkswagen group owns VW, Audi, Seat, Skoda, Bentley,
Lamborgini, and Bugatti.
44-1. New Beetle 2.0 (2000/Arcade)
Volkswagen's New Beetle may have borrowed the look of
the original bug, but that's where any similarity ends.
Developed from the Concept I show car that debuted at the
1994 Detorit Motor Show, the New Beetle is a
thoroughly-modern car that's as much fun to drive as it is to
look at.
Credits : 15,930
Colors : Cybergreen Metallic, Lemongelb, Yellow, Schwarz Uni,
Rot Uni, Canyonred Perleffekt, Cool White, Silver
Arrow Metallic, Cameo Blue, Tenchoblau Perleffekt,
Batikblau Perleffekt
Max Power : 115HP/5200rpm
Max Torque : 121.51ft.lb/2600rpm
Displacement : 1984cc
Weight : 1256 kg
Height : 1511 mm
Length : 4089 mm
Width : 1724 mm
Wheelbase : 2508 mm
Track(Front) : 1508 mm
Track(Rear) : 1494 mm
Drivetrain : FF
Engine Type : L4 SOHC
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 11.115
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.738
44-2. New Beetle RSi (2000)
This New Beetle RSi is a racing machine created by VW
Racing (previously VW Motorsports) based on the VW New Beetle
which first appeared in 1999. The RSi is an on-road version
of the race car used in the "New Beetle Cup" held in the
car's home country of Germany.
Credits : 70,000
Colors : ----
Max Power : 224HP/6200 rpm
Max Torque : 233.62ft.lb/3200 rpm
Displacement : 3200cc
Weight : 1156 kg
Height : 1461 mm
Length : 4089 mm
Width : 1804 mm
Wheelbase : 2508 mm
Track(Front) : 1558 mm
Track(Rear) : 1544 mm
Drivetrain : 4WD
Engine Type : V6 -
NA/Turbo : TURBO
Power Weight Ratio : 5.137
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.363
44-3. Lupo Cup Car (2000/Race)
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Credits : ----
Colors : Red, Orange, Yellow, Light Green, Black, Blue
Max Power : 123HP/- rpm
Max Torque : 103.43ft.lb/- rpm
Displacement : 1600cc
Weight : 840 kg
Height : 1385 mm
Length : 3527 mm
Width : 1637 mm
Wheelbase : 2300 mm
Track(Front) : 1402 mm
Track(Rear) : 1388 mm
Drivetrain : FF
Engine Type : L4 -
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 6.885
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.595
44-4. New Beetle Cup Car (2000/Race)
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Credits : ----
Credits : 15,930
Colors : Blue, Purple, Light Green, Yellow, Red, White, Gray,
Black
Max Power : 210HP/- rpm
Max Torque : 199.62ft.lb/- rpm
Displacement : 2800cc
Weight : 1170 kg
Height : 1450 mm
Length : 4081 mm
Width : 1770 mm
Wheelbase : 2500 mm
Track(Front) : 1550 mm
Track(Rear) : 1540 mm
Drivetrain : FF
Engine Type : V6 -
NA/Turbo : NA
Power Weight Ratio : 5.792
Torque Weight Ratio : 0.430
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45. CREDITS
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Sam1230 ([email protected]) :
Of course! I created this FAQ and ran back and forth between my TV until I
had all the correct information for the cars and companies. Shouldn't I get
proper credit? :P
CJayC :
For his hard work and dedication on GameFAQs. He also always accepts my
submissions and answers my e-mails. :)
HondaKid86 ([email protected]) :
For allowing me to use parts of his car list from his great Gran Turismo 3
FAQ over in the forums at GranTurismo.Com (www.granturismo.com).
Paradox ([email protected]) :
Informed me that the Camaro Race Car is a 1997 model.
Jason Evans ([email protected]) :
Let me know that the Acura RSX Type-S is a 2001 model.
Jet Acevedo ([email protected]) :
Told me that the Subaru RSXs are 2002 models in some weird way and
let me know the Subaru 228 was actually a 22B and told me what its model
year was.
David Sanchez ([email protected]) :
Let me know the model years of the Lexus IS and the Subaru 22B STi
Version.
MikePWV ([email protected]) :
Told me the Tommy kaira ZZ-S was a 1999 model.
Steve ([email protected]) :
Gave me a bunch of info on the Skylines and helped me figure out what year
each of them was.
BlueSix ([email protected]) :
Gave me the model name for the Nissan 240SX Flashback Type X.
MC ([email protected]) :
Informed me on the arcade cars I was missing.
Dave ([email protected]) :
Pointed out that the the Lotus Elise V8 SE was actually a Lotus Esprit V8 SE.
Viga ([email protected]) :
Helped me correct some stuff about the Fiat description.
Tim ([email protected]) :
Informed me on a couple model years.
Polyphony Digital :
For creating such a great game and not rushing it when gamers got annoyed
with delays.
Sony Computer Entertainment :
For developing the black box and publishing this amazing game for it.
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