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I'm testing cars in GT5 Prologue. Why? Because the driving should be more than just winning.
NOTE: all cars are run with manuals, S2 tires, and all aids shut off.
Here's my tests:
0-60: very inaccurate but my eyesight, mind, and cell phone work good enough.
Handling: the handling test will be a full lap of the Suzuka Circuit in cockpit view.
Chassis: this test uses the entire Suzuka backstretch, in which I swerve the car back and forthe untill reaching the next turn.
Power: bases on how fast I can run the Suzuka Course.
Engine: more of an engine noise test, I take a car for a full Suzuka lap in highest gear
Styling: explains itself
To start, I picked a yellow Daihatsu Copen and here's what I felt
0-60: well for a car with 63hp, I expected somewhere north of 10 seconds. Got to about 11.5 seconds. That's poor.
Handling: very go-kart-esque, with beautiful turning in all gears and corners.
With a stronger engine, it would have the handling of a Fiesta.
Chassis: never spun, although it doesn't like it, as it refuses to keep back-and-forth movements about half of the way down the stretch.
Heard lots of chirps from the tires, though, which meant that they did thier job.
Power: ran about a 3'15:400, nothing spectacular, but nonetheless a fun lap.
Engine: throaty in the middle, coarse when very low, whiny in high gearing, but you could definitely hear the torque from the little 3-banger.
Styling: after watching the screen saver camera twirl around, I adore the cars cuteness (see? even straight guys think it's cute), with its perky smile and the big, beady headlights, too the smallness. Convertible makes it better, one of the few cars I like to see with the top off.
Overall: the world's cutest little go-kart since the New Beetle was introduced.
NOTE: all cars are run with manuals, S2 tires, and all aids shut off.
Here's my tests:
0-60: very inaccurate but my eyesight, mind, and cell phone work good enough.
Handling: the handling test will be a full lap of the Suzuka Circuit in cockpit view.
Chassis: this test uses the entire Suzuka backstretch, in which I swerve the car back and forthe untill reaching the next turn.
Power: bases on how fast I can run the Suzuka Course.
Engine: more of an engine noise test, I take a car for a full Suzuka lap in highest gear
Styling: explains itself
To start, I picked a yellow Daihatsu Copen and here's what I felt
0-60: well for a car with 63hp, I expected somewhere north of 10 seconds. Got to about 11.5 seconds. That's poor.
Handling: very go-kart-esque, with beautiful turning in all gears and corners.
With a stronger engine, it would have the handling of a Fiesta.
Chassis: never spun, although it doesn't like it, as it refuses to keep back-and-forth movements about half of the way down the stretch.
Heard lots of chirps from the tires, though, which meant that they did thier job.
Power: ran about a 3'15:400, nothing spectacular, but nonetheless a fun lap.
Engine: throaty in the middle, coarse when very low, whiny in high gearing, but you could definitely hear the torque from the little 3-banger.
Styling: after watching the screen saver camera twirl around, I adore the cars cuteness (see? even straight guys think it's cute), with its perky smile and the big, beady headlights, too the smallness. Convertible makes it better, one of the few cars I like to see with the top off.
Overall: the world's cutest little go-kart since the New Beetle was introduced.