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5.6l V12, 6-speed manual.. Yes pleaseGrandea GTRWell I finally suggest a European car.
BMW
8-Series (E31) 1989-1999
Last Featured in: Gran Turismo 2 (1999)
The 8-Series was manufactured by BMW in 1989-1999 with the Chassis Code E31. It was a Grand Tourer that was BMW's flagship car at the time, and had it's speed governed at 250 KM/H (155 MPH).
There were several variants of the 8-Series.
840Ci
Engine: M60B40 (4.0L V8, 282 HP), M62B44 (4.4L V8, 282 HP)
5-Speed Automatic or 6-Speed Manual
850i
Engine: M70B50 (5.0L V12, 296 HP)
4-Speed Automatic or 6-Speed Manual
850Ci
Engine: M73B54 (5.4L V12, 322 HP)
4-Speed Automatic or 6-Speed Manual
850CSi
Engine: S70B56 (5.6L V12, 375 HP)
6-Speed Manual only
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This following segment comes from @LJ12's original post duplicate thread which has been merged for this car:
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The beauty:
Specs:
Engine: 4.4 liter BMW M62B44 V8.
Power: 286 BHP and 420 NM.
Gearbox: 5-Speed ZF 5HP30 Automatic.
0-100: 7.0 seconds.
Top Speed: 280 KPH. (with deactivated limiter.)
Weight: 1820 kg.
This following segment comes from @All Your Base 's original post duplicate thread which has been merged for this car:
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Why I Want this in GT: The fastest M car ever. Besides, it would make a good Bugatti beater.
From Wikipedia: Originally envisioned as a Ferrari competitor equipped with a special 550 bhp version of the BMW M70 engine, essentially a bored out version of the M70 with experimental multi-valve cylinder heads. A common misconception is that this engine powered the McLaren F1. However, when this was suggested to McLaren's designer Gordon Murray, the idea was rejected because the engine was too heavy and long for the McLaren F1. Rather, variations on the original S70 used on the 850csi, the S70/2 and S70/3 were used for the McLaren F1 (The variation used on the M8 prototype was the S70/1 engine). The project was eventually scrapped because BMW decided that there was no market for an M8. The only prototype ever produced (one that was reportedly not even road safe) was locked away by BMW in the company's ''Giftschrank'' (poison storage).
Specifications (All I can find):
Horsepower: 550 hp
Torque: 404 Kw
Price: $1,000,000
0-62: 3.4 seconds
Top Speed: 217 mph
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