I don't get the point in this..
It's like : "What are all the cars in the world"?
It has nothing to do with gran turismo.
LEXUS
Lexus LFA 2011/2012
Note: The status of the One-77 (Aston Martin) being a concept vehicle, should be removed, now. I'm still skimming the list for others. Thx again, VB for your work.
The one you posted isn't the LFA exactly, but rather the concept roadster variation from a few years back. But yea, I'm very excited about the vehicle, and I really hope (it's almost guaranteed) it appears in GT5.
Yea. That's the production model. It's not a 2009 model, however. It's gonna be either a 2011, or 2012 model year vehicle.
And it does vaguely remind me of the Supra, but in terms of performance, the LFA blows the Supra out the water. Not even the same Planet.
theres no Audi S2.
I also don't really get the point of this, I mean I do, but its become its own monster by this point. I mean at this point the answer to any GT5 wishlist thread should be any car ever made, because that's what seems to happen.
So... the point of the thread is to list every car ever made! Keep 'em coming, people...![]()
Chevrolet
1978 Corvette L-82 Silver Anniversary
I know, old, slow, but I would pay $100+ to have it in the game.
TVB,
below is a list of things that need fixing in the Aussie list, plus I,ve added some cars as well;
-HOLDEN-
Holden (Kingswood) [2Gs1/HQ] SS 4.2L sedan '71
Remove the (Kingswood) and the 4.2L designations
I agree with this. It IS an '09 model. Late '09 but it is an '09.Holden Calais [4G/VE] V {3.6L H.O. SIDI V6, 210kw/282hp} sedan '10
Should be 09 we arent even in 10 yet????
Actually, the director came in both the 4.9L and the 3.0L turbo version. I sent TVB specs of the 4.9L though.Holden Commodore [1Gs4/VL] Calais HDT LE 3.0L Turbo 'The Director' tuned sedan '86
should be..Commodore [VL] HDT LE '86... Directer was a totally different car
Actually it was a seperate model to the normal 4.9L director, stroked to 5.6L, only a few exist.Holden Commodore [1Gs4/VL] HDT Director Stroker sports sedan '88
remove stroker as it isnt the model prefix
Very very late....the HZ was around in '78-79 and replaced by the VB Commodore at that time, from memory it's 1976.Holden Kingswood {253ci. V8} wagon '79
Maybe a [HX] model but the year looks very late???
They came in both sedan and coupe.Holden Monaro [2Gs4/HZ] GTS coupe '77
Should be sedan not coupe
Actually, both are incorrect as it was considered a coupe. The 5dr was the hatch (liftback).Holden Torana [LX] A9X sports car '77
Sports car??? Its a 3 door Hatch
It was marketed as a fastback.Holden Torana [UC] Sunbird SL fastback '78
3 door hatch not a fastback
Holden Commodore [VH] SS sedan '82
Already taken care of with better versions (Group 3, Group A)Holden Commodore [VK] SS sedan '84
Taken care of with Grp A model (think about it, 215Kw vs 165Kw)Holden Commodore [VN] SS sedan '89
Get the Clubsport or SV5000, they were the hi-po versions of that model.Holden Commodore [VP] SS sedan '91
Swap that for GTS (215Kw), which is already taken care of with GTS-R in VS Model.Holden Commodore [VR] SS sedan '93
Once again, go for the [VT II] as it was the first with the LS1. The only reason it should stay is for nostalgic reasons like the last Holden 304ci's were in this car.Holden Commodore [VT] SS sedan '97
Swap for Clubsport or GTSHolden Commodore [VX] SS sedan '00
Why bother, the [VY II] SS was already in GT4 with more power, and I build them to R8 specs anyway as a GME tune packing 285Kw which is exactly the stated power of the R8 [VY II].Holden Commodore [VY] SS sedan '02
This one should stay, due to the LS2 motor, but once again let's just get the Clubsport R8 version.Holden Commodore [VZ] SS sedan '04
It should and it shouldn't. When that was built it was part of Holden, however HDT is their own company and have been for over 20yrs now.HDT Brock Commodore [1Gs1/VK] SS Group 3 {5.0L, 177kw/237hp} tuned sports sedan '84
Should be under Holden and do we really need engine size and power stats???
That's TVB's gaff then.HDT Brock Commodore [1Gs2/VK] SS Group A {4.9L, 190kw/255hp} tuned sports sedan '85
Already in proper Holden column
-HOLDEN SPECIAL VEHICLES-
HSV Commodore [1Gs5/VL] SS Grp. A sports sedan '87
Doesnt exist as an '87 already in list as '88
add
VP GTS 91
VR GTS 93
VT GTS 97
VX GTS 00
VY GTS 02
VZ GTS 04
The model was out in '95, the GTS-R came out the following year.HSV Commodore [2Gs4/VS] GTS-R sport sedan '96
95?
No it's not, I explained why beforehand as to why they are TWO different models, the GTS-R and the GTS-R Blueprint. HSV puts it on their chassis plates to define the difference, like they did with the BT1 in the VL days.HSV Commodore [2Gs4VS] GTS-R {Blueprinted 5.7L, 230kw/308hp} sports sedan '96
Duplicate
He's right on that one.FORD MOTOR COMPANY AUSTRALIA-
Ford Capri Perana '70
Never an Aussie model only Sth African
That bit I disagree with.Ford Falcon [XB] GT Interceptor coupe '73
Should have Mad Max movie car in title
I agree there, GT's were always done as 4drs.Ford Falcon [XW] GT {5.7L Windsor V8} sport coupe '69
Sedan only not coupe
Add
Ford Falcon [XR] GT Sedan 67
Ford Falcon [XT] GT Sedan 68
Ford Falcon [XW] GT-HO Phase II Sedan 70
Ford Falcon [XA] GT Sedan 72
Ford Falcon [XB] GT Sedan 74
Ford Falcon [XD] ESP (351 ci) Sedan 80
Ford Falcon [XF] S-Pack Sedan 85
Ford Falcon [EA] Fairmont Ghia 88
Ford Falcon [EF] XR8 94
Ford Falcon [EL] GT 97
Ford Falcon [EL] XR8 97
Ford Falcon [AU] XR8 98
Ford Falcon [BA] XR8 02
Ford Falcon [BF] XR8 05
-FORD PERFORMANCE VEHICLES-
ADD
FTE Falcon [AU] TE50 T3 01
FPV Falcon [BA] GT '03
FPV Falcon [BA Mk 2] GT '04
FPV Falcon [BA Mk 2] F6 Typhoon '04
FPV Falcon [BF] GT '05
FPV Falcon [BF] F6 Typhoon '05
That's from HSV's own site and wikipedia backs it up. So next time, practice what you preach regarding researching your information before you even criticise others work!!ABOUT
RELEASED: February 1996
PRODUCTION HISTORY: 85 built. 74 for Australia 9 for New Zealand
The model was discontinued in April 1996
If you're wanting a short post, just skip to another thread, this is a novel.
Now, to answer the comment about correcting both TVB & myself, the fact of the matter is that TVB asked a few of us to help him out and I stepped up to the plate unv412, any problem with that??
And considering this is the first thing I've done in OVER 2 MONTHS on GTPlanet....not even attending to my own stuff and stuff I'm supposed to have done in the recent past, to get that response from you almost gets a bird response back from me.....telling me to research my stuff....fine, you go and pick all the 🤬 pictures, go find ALL the specs and pass them to TVB like I have on EACH AND EVERY OCCASION UNTIL THAT POST!! (check my post at #463 for example!). And considering I have told you via PM what I did in the auto journalism sector, you should know that I don't just blah blah whatever comes to mind, I RESEARCH EVERYTHING I BRING TO THIS THREAD!
I was playing nicely until then but you flicked the B-switch on me so here goes:
1. RE: Kingswood. It WAS marketed as an SS...but guess what the standard pack was....the 253ci!! So by putting the 4.2L prefix in, it distinguishes itself from the optional 308ci.
2. RE: VL Commodore Director. Like the BT1, it was given a different prefix on the VIN plate. I mixed myself up with the 3.0L bit, that was on most other versions, but the stroker got a different prefix aswell.
3. RE: HZ model. I did mix myself up with HX and HZ.....I was reading ahead to your other comment previously about the HX year model in that other post and mixed the two comments up in my thoughts and it came out in post.ops: You are right, HZ was only sedan.
4. RE: The SV6 Part A. If it was MY list, I almost would've told them to rack off with that garbage, my old 7M-GE in the Cressy kept up with the Alloytec 190's. But it's not mine, it's TVB's and therefore it's his choice to keep it in there. I only come around to help if there's any disputes. The only V6 Commodore that deserves a place there in the whole list is the XU6, atleast that's supercharged.
5. RE: The SV6 Part B. You mention about the many mustangs from one year being in the list....what's the MAJOR difference between them all???
Think about it.....
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let you think more.....
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It's because they ALL HAVE DIFFERENT MOTORS!! The SS and all the other derivatives of it (R8, Senator, etc.) are ALL BASED ON THE SAME MOTOR for that year!! From [VN] to [VT I], they used the Holden 304, didn't matter on spec for everything that wasn't a GTS, and the GTS got the stroked 304 in the VR GTS and developed it further in the [VS] GTS-R. Same with the LS1 motored [VT II to VY II] models, then the LS2 for the VZ and VE I, and now we have the LS3 6.2L in the VE II.
6. RE: Power Levels. It's VERY IMPORTANT that power levels are stated in my opinion because as been shown, the wrong car has been presented to the list compared to the specs that are shown when the wrong specs were presented. This way, there is NO CONFUSION over which model it was specifically, in this case the GROUP 3 rather than the GROUP A version.
7. RE: GTS-R. You CLAIMED that HSV's own website lists it as a 1995. To quote the owl....O RLY??
http://www.hsv.com.au/hsv/showroom/classicsInfo.aspx?PageID=Performance&Series=VS&Model=gtsr
From that link:
That's from HSV's own site and wikipedia backs it up. So next time, practice what you preach regarding researching your information before you even criticise others work!!
8. RE: Blueprint. It was NEVER available on SS's (they only had the 5.0L), it was only on GTS-R's and to a lesser extent, GTS 215's (both 5.7L's). AND like the BT1, it was given a seperate prefix but I messed up with the location. From memory I thought it was on the plate, it's actually in the owner's manual or if you weren't sure/didn't have the information, a simple call to HSV would tell you what was fitted by quoting your build number.
9. RE: Mad Max car. I disagree only with the "should have mad max car in title", nothing to do with could you buy one from Ford. Why would you buy an "Interceptor" when Ford had the XB GT and Cobra to buy and play with??
10. RE: Falcon ESP. It was standard with the 4.1L in the XD with the 351ci as an option, for the XE they put the 351 in as the standard motor.
11. RE: Other hi-po Falcons. I DIDN'T JUST SPEAK ABOUT TUNER CARS, unless you quote Tickford as a tuner, so that means the TE50 shouldn't be considered either with that logic. The Moffat cars were tuners, but they were done by the same mob who created the Phase 5 (Phase Autos) so they do have an indirect lineage. However, the XR6 with VCT was a FACTORY FORD. The XR8, FACTORY FORD. Tickford was sub-contracted to do the extra work to the motors and suspension to make it more sporty, all the way back from the EB-ED days until FPV became a reality.
And the EA Falcon TURBO was guess what....a FACTORY OPTION!! You could go into any dealer, tick that option and voila, you ended up with a TO4 turbo onto your 3.9L motor. Seems like you didn't do your homework on that one unv412.
I'm off to sleep, it's 3am here now..........
Dang, you know a lot about the Aussie cars! Especially impressive for three in the morning. Also, no offense to everyone else involved in this, but I would call this owned.