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1 - any of the formula one cars, theyr all pretty damn good
2 - Toyota GT-ONE Race Car
3 - Nissan R390 GT1 LM Race Car
4 - Nissan Skyline GT-R Vspec II(R34)
5 - Escudo (Pike's peak version) i dont know bout this one. great top speed, pretty good acceleration, but it handles like a big tree rolling down the hill.
6 - Gillet Vertigo Race Car (my favourite! bought 3 for no reason at all)
7 - Dodge Viper GTS-R Team Oreca
8 - Mazda 787B
9 - Castrol MUGEN NSX GT Car
10 - Toyota Castrol Tom's SUPRA GT Car
> Huh? I never knew there were F1 cars in GT3!
> Let me guess, you have to complete the game 90 to 100% to unlock
> them...
I think he meant the polyphony cars. He goes on to say that he has 2 polyphony 1 cars and 1 polyphony 2 car which makes three cars, hence the 3 formula 1 cars statement. mmmmm... Im getting confused myself here.
Let me guess, you have to complete the game 90 to 100% to unlock them...
The Corvette ZO6 and the Chrysler Viper are good for this race series the Corvette has around 350bhp but the Viper has eithr 450 or 550 cant remember but the handling isnt just as good. Also the Aston Martin Vantage is fairly decent but is slightly heavier than the others.
i was just wondering where do u get the viper concept, cos that has got to be the best looking car in th game( maybe the rx7 actually) i also need some car to use in the polyphony digital cup, and you know it says for untuned cars only? does that include tires, oil changes, gears etc? or just hp levelS? i was thinkin about the skyline but i get massively outpaced every time.
> i know that i am kinda obsessed bout gt3, but i just thot i would see
> what other think the best cars are. my best ten are:
>
> 1 - any of the formula one cars, theyr all pretty damn good
Aha! Somebody else who might know some more about Polyphony race cars. I`ve been wondering for absolutely ages, how many there are.
There are two type, poly1 and poly2. I have about four differenct versions of poly1 and about three of poly2. I have also seen (but didn`t save) another poly2, as well as another of each in a race against me.
I believe there could be as many as 10, but really have no proof without actually owning them. One thing`s for sure though, there are at least 7.
If you have a wide selection, let me know, and I`ll go write down the colours, and try to figure out how many we have total.
FM's left handed metric to imperial conversion antics not the actual topic obv.
FM slams into 3rd gear as he tears his Nissan Skyline towards the hairpin bend. Watching the revs hover at around 8000 rpm he pumps the brakes to start turning the car into the corner at 98 kph. Reaching the apex and glancing at the speedo tells him that it's time to slam into second gear and hit the gas, accelerating the car from 89 kph and feeling the G-force try to tear him from the seat. The car straightens out and shoots off down the straightaway gaining speed as FM works through the gears again.
Scenario Two: Imperial
FM slams into 3rd gear as he tears his Nissan Skyline towards the hairpin bend. Watching the revs hover at around 8000 rpm he pumps the brakes to start turning the car into the corner at [digs out calculator...hmmm. 98 divided by 8 multiplied by 5 equals....] Flying past the apex sideways and glancing at the speedo tells him that he's going to spend about 20 seconds reversing out of the gravel pit once the car stops spinning. He trundles back onto the track in 6th place wishing that the UK would finally get rid of mph altogether.
If you really want to know what your speed is though, take your speed in kilometers per hour and, multiply it by 5, then divide your answer by 8. This will give you your speed in miles per hour.