Vehicle 1: many people are guessing it may either be the Boneshaker making a return from FM6, or a Cadillac Miller-Meteor endloader (aka Ecto-1). But the former seems highly unlikely to me - putting a car in a DLC twice is something that's been met with harsh criticism when it's been done in the past, and T10/PG seems hell-bent on not committing the mistakes of the FM5 era again. My best non-bandwagon guess is that it could be a
1973 Oldsmobile 88 like the one featured in the Evil Dead trilogy. But it's a crapshoot, really.
Vehicle 2: that's a really obscure guess. Many people are saying it could either be the Fisker Karma or the DeLorean DMC-12 (which is set to make a return this year). But again, I'll say it's the
DAF Daffodil - famous for its ability to go in reverse just as fast as it can go forward - just because I want to be a special snowflake.
Vehicle 3:
you never know if you can make cars better than Ferrari
until you try stepping up from making tractors and diesel burners. The
Lamborghini 350GT was a bit of a crapshoot for Ferruccio Lamborghini, but it would be quite successful, and eventually ignite a rivalry unlike any other in the world of high-performance luxury cars.
It must be said, tho... As much as I love my Italian V12 GTs, the idea of a Ford GT40 Mk. I would be quite enticing.
Vehicle 4: what has 9-speed CVT and goes from 0 to 100 very fast? A brand-new
Acura NSX, of course. It's a highly-requested (and long overdue) ride, and the task of adding all the newest supercars to the series car roster's been falling quite often on Playground Games as of lately...
Vehicle 5: the word "class" associated to sensational driver brings to mind the award-winning
Climb Dance short film, which portrayed Ari Vanaten's record run in the 1988 Pikes Peak in the huge-winged
Peugeot 405 T16. It would also be the first Pikes Peak car in the history of the Horizon series (although the Suzuki Escudo and SX4 Monster Sport already featured in the mainstay Motorsport series)!
Vehicle 6: this has to be the
Radical RXC Turbo which was previously leaked. It's the first Radical to come street-legal from the factory and it has all the elements of a
terrible daily driver: no storage space, cramped interior, far too many horses gallopping under the hood for it to be even remotedly practical in the city traffic...
Vehicle 7: hm. Would the Peugeot-owned Talbot brand and Lotus be strange bedfellows? Well, their collaboration was surely successful, seeing as the
Talbot Sunbeam Lotus won the 1981 World Rally Championship for Constructors, competing against monsters such as the Lancia Stratos and Ford Escort mk2 RS no less!
