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- Enzo_Guy
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With the endless Miatas, Skylines, 3000GTs, RX-7s, and just all sorts of uselessly similar cars for no reason I think Gran Turismo could have given us a few more truly classic cars. While they wouldn’t hold a candle to modern cars, I think it would just be awesome to blast the Nurburgring or Eiger Nordwand in some of these! I don’t want to drive 40 different Miatas that are all the exact same, the designers show the game as paying homage to some of the best racing machines ever and the only pre-’60 racing classic we get is the Mercedes 300SL? Blasphemy!
Alfa Romeo 8C
Isn’t that already in the game? Yes and no. I’m talking about the Vittorio Jano 8C. Two 4-cylinder engines were bolted together to create an all-alloy inline-8 with dual overhead cams displacing 2336cc and a supercharger to make 155hp; not bad for a car in 1931 that weighed 2200lbs! The 8C2900 making 220hp or the 8C2600 Monza tuned by Scuderia Ferrari are also some good choices.
Allard
I don’t care which one, just anything by that nutty hole-in-the-wall garage builder would be nothing short of amazing! Early cars had transverse leaf springs at both ends, but the later ones had a rather good coil spring setup in the front. Throw the 3.9L/4.4L Ford V8 in the front or even the early Chrysler Hemi or Cadillac V8 engines that were popular in the American kits and why wouldn’t you want to drive this thing?
Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato
One of the best British cars ever made, then tuned, lightened, and re-styled by the Italians. Is there a better classic car?
Austin-Healey
Again, I’m not even picky with these. Give me an older 4-cylinder to battle with the Triumph Spitfire or a later 3000 to duke it out with the Elan. It doesn’t matter; just let me drive one of the most famous British roadsters ever made!
Bentley Speed Six
An all-alloy 6597cc inline-6 with an overhead cam and twin spark plugs is a pretty interesting engine. Especially for 1928. Why not put it in the game? Ettore Bugatti hated it but that’s because he was jealous.
BMW 507
The predecessor to the Z8, with a 3.2L V8. Actually, why isn’t the Z8 in the game?
Bugatti Type 57
A 3257cc inline-8 with twin overhead cams and a supercharger to net 175hp; I’ll take the Atlantic Coupe.
Daimler SP250
Kind of like a Triumph TR3A, just this one had either a 2.5L or a 4.5L V8.
Ferrari 250/275
If I have to explain myself, then you should probably step away from the PS3 and go google the 10 best cars ever made. If the list you click on doesn’t include the Ferrari 250 or 275 then immediately disregard it as garbage and keep looking.
Jensen-Healey
A British roadster built on Vauxhall suspension with a 2.0L Lotus Twin Cam engine. Why is it not in the game?
Mercedes-Benz SSK
With a 7069cc inline-6 that could be supercharged up to 300hp and 500ft-lbs do I even need another reason? If you think I still do then the car weighed under 2800lbs and the styling is nothing short of stunningly beautiful.
MGB
Eat your heart out, Triumph! Maybe we could get lucky and score one with a Rover/Buick 3.5L or 4.0L V8?
Morgan Plus Eight
Lightweight, old school British Roadster with a new Rover/Buick 3.5L V8. The Aero Eight with its independent suspension and 285hp BMW 4.4L V8 may appeal to some, but I’ll take the original.
Pegaso Z102/103
If we must endure the Seat Ibiza Cupra we should be gifted with a Spanish car worth driving. We can have a 2.5L V8 all the way up to a 4.7L V8, some of them with superchargers, and anything above the 2.8L is making over 200hp.
Stutz Bearcat
I’ll admit most people here probably wouldn’t bother driving it. Yet a 6.4L inline-4 making 60hp at, and I’m not joking, 1500rpm should be an interesting hill climb car!
Triumph Stag
Eat your heart out, MG! Triumph can put a 3.0L V8 in their cars too!
Alfa Romeo 8C
Isn’t that already in the game? Yes and no. I’m talking about the Vittorio Jano 8C. Two 4-cylinder engines were bolted together to create an all-alloy inline-8 with dual overhead cams displacing 2336cc and a supercharger to make 155hp; not bad for a car in 1931 that weighed 2200lbs! The 8C2900 making 220hp or the 8C2600 Monza tuned by Scuderia Ferrari are also some good choices.
Allard
I don’t care which one, just anything by that nutty hole-in-the-wall garage builder would be nothing short of amazing! Early cars had transverse leaf springs at both ends, but the later ones had a rather good coil spring setup in the front. Throw the 3.9L/4.4L Ford V8 in the front or even the early Chrysler Hemi or Cadillac V8 engines that were popular in the American kits and why wouldn’t you want to drive this thing?
Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato
One of the best British cars ever made, then tuned, lightened, and re-styled by the Italians. Is there a better classic car?
Austin-Healey
Again, I’m not even picky with these. Give me an older 4-cylinder to battle with the Triumph Spitfire or a later 3000 to duke it out with the Elan. It doesn’t matter; just let me drive one of the most famous British roadsters ever made!
Bentley Speed Six
An all-alloy 6597cc inline-6 with an overhead cam and twin spark plugs is a pretty interesting engine. Especially for 1928. Why not put it in the game? Ettore Bugatti hated it but that’s because he was jealous.
BMW 507
The predecessor to the Z8, with a 3.2L V8. Actually, why isn’t the Z8 in the game?
Bugatti Type 57
A 3257cc inline-8 with twin overhead cams and a supercharger to net 175hp; I’ll take the Atlantic Coupe.
Daimler SP250
Kind of like a Triumph TR3A, just this one had either a 2.5L or a 4.5L V8.
Ferrari 250/275
If I have to explain myself, then you should probably step away from the PS3 and go google the 10 best cars ever made. If the list you click on doesn’t include the Ferrari 250 or 275 then immediately disregard it as garbage and keep looking.
Jensen-Healey
A British roadster built on Vauxhall suspension with a 2.0L Lotus Twin Cam engine. Why is it not in the game?
Mercedes-Benz SSK
With a 7069cc inline-6 that could be supercharged up to 300hp and 500ft-lbs do I even need another reason? If you think I still do then the car weighed under 2800lbs and the styling is nothing short of stunningly beautiful.
MGB
Eat your heart out, Triumph! Maybe we could get lucky and score one with a Rover/Buick 3.5L or 4.0L V8?
Morgan Plus Eight
Lightweight, old school British Roadster with a new Rover/Buick 3.5L V8. The Aero Eight with its independent suspension and 285hp BMW 4.4L V8 may appeal to some, but I’ll take the original.
Pegaso Z102/103
If we must endure the Seat Ibiza Cupra we should be gifted with a Spanish car worth driving. We can have a 2.5L V8 all the way up to a 4.7L V8, some of them with superchargers, and anything above the 2.8L is making over 200hp.
Stutz Bearcat
I’ll admit most people here probably wouldn’t bother driving it. Yet a 6.4L inline-4 making 60hp at, and I’m not joking, 1500rpm should be an interesting hill climb car!
Triumph Stag
Eat your heart out, MG! Triumph can put a 3.0L V8 in their cars too!