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Just imagine if they gave us the ability to change liveries on all cars on the grid without having to buy multiple cars for custom races? All authentic races would be much easier to set up.
F1-Inspired Gran Turismo F3500-A Revealed at 2024 Gran Turismo World Finals
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We had the Mercedes W08 in GT Sport, didn't we? They could bring that back...
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oh nice! very very nice!
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With selectable high- and low-downforce aero packages. Imagine a fleet of these screaming around Blue Moon Bay...
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I wonder if the F3500-A's engine will also be an engine swap fodder in the future, in attempt to reference Espace F1 as many times as possible...?
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It sounds like a V12 for sure, a V10 produces a tenth interval dyad that sounds completely different.
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I'm very pleased with PD for bringing back one of the classic GT3 monopostos. I really prefer them to be generic so there are no restrictions on use.
Earlier this year I had made this post.
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I hope PD brings more generic F1 cars from the 90s, as was done in GT3 and also from previous and subsequent years.
And the important thing is to say, we need grand prix circuits, perhaps Imola and Silverstone.
Earlier this year I had made this post.
The Gran Turismo Car & Track Wishlist Thread...
By the way, Donington Park is a fantastic circuit. I believe PDI would have no difficulty adding it to the GT7. Its landscape is not difficult to work with and Donington's licensing is taken care of by the same company that takes care of Brand Hatch (if I'm not mistaken). Yes all are owned by...
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I hope PD brings more generic F1 cars from the 90s, as was done in GT3 and also from previous and subsequent years.
And the important thing is to say, we need grand prix circuits, perhaps Imola and Silverstone.
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This is a real neat amalgam of some ‘92-‘93 F1 cars. Going to guess…
A Williams FW13-inspired exterior, with the 15,000 RPM V12 engine of a Ferrari F93A, the steering wheel from a McLaren MP4/7A and the dashboard straight out of a Minardi M192.
A Williams FW13-inspired exterior, with the 15,000 RPM V12 engine of a Ferrari F93A, the steering wheel from a McLaren MP4/7A and the dashboard straight out of a Minardi M192.
Found it!
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Is this panel from Minard? Does anyone have videos of the sound of this car? Because I found it very similar to the Williams from 91 to 94 (especially the Williams that Senna hitches a ride with Mansell) but the front wing is from the 1994 Ferrari.
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The panel is certainly from the Minardi, yes.
Have a Piece of History: 1992 Lamborghini F1 Minardi For Sale - GTspirit
One of the three 1992 Lamborghini Minardi Formula One cars is currently up for sale on eBay for a touch under $200,000. Adding to the exclusivity of the car,
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As for the F3500’s sound, I think it’s easiest to hear the engine from the onboard cam, that V12 howl is distinct.
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Senna 2# ore Hill 0# doesn't matter
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The panel is certainly from the Minardi, yes.
View attachment 1411984Have a Piece of History: 1992 Lamborghini F1 Minardi For Sale - GTspirit
One of the three 1992 Lamborghini Minardi Formula One cars is currently up for sale on eBay for a touch under $200,000. Adding to the exclusivity of the car,
As for the F3500’s sound, I think it’s easiest to hear the engine from the onboard cam, that V12 howl is distinct.
Thank you very much for posting the video. The car sounds like a V12, and it seems very Williams-inspired to me. The sound is incredible, even though the narrator never shuts up. But you could hear the beautiful symphony.
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