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I liked the sticking to the old timey look Ford was doing with its sports cars. This is a bit too modern!
That reminds me of GT90 actually.
That reminds me of GT90 actually.
Bad news according to this, FORZA.
http://www.theverge.com/2015/1/12/7533693/forza-motorsport-6-ford-gt-naias-2015
T10 did the same with Ambrose returning to V8s and said they feel XBONE along with Foxtel, is the home of V8Supercars. They're trying to outshine GT when it comes to up to date cars. The way they're going, I bet T10 will try to release FM8 before PD release GT7.
That is so much better than the old (2005) Ford GT.
That's a strong statement. Do you remember dat ass?
To me they looked especially magnificent without stripes:
Your joking! Noooooo why do forza get it!!!!! This is the best looking ford ever and It goes to the only racing game I can't play.
I knew about Viper (it was a free forza 4 dlc) but not the pagani. I just hope it's in Gt7 at some point. Also, a Forza 6 reveal already? FH2 only out a few months!To be fair, Forza also got the SRT Viper and the Pagani Huayara first, and GT eventually got both of those cars. So I wouldn't call it a Forza-exclusive just yet...
Your joking! Noooooo why do forza get it!!!!! This is the best looking ford ever and It goes to the only racing game I can't play.
I knew about Viper (it was a free forza 4 dlc) but not the pagani. I just hope it's in Gt7 at some point. Also, a Forza 6 reveal already? FH2 only out a few months!
To me they looked especially magnificent without stripes:
And theres 3 Ford GT LM cars on GT6, I hope its in GT7, I love the Ford GtIt should be at least considered for GT7, Kaz owns two old GTs in real life and put one in the cover of GT4, if that counts for anything. Guess Turn 10 and Microsoft don't want to wait until GT7 and Project CARS get released. They're going at full speed with this, it surprised me too.
I don't like the look of the GT without stripes, looks wrong.I've never been a massive fan, but that one with those wheels has all but converted me! Sweet looking ride.
I assume, you don't want an Xbox One then.the only racing game I can't play.
A V6!? This is an American Supercar! Needs a V8. Also this concept will end up being the production car exactly, remember how closely the 2002 Concept GT resembled the 2005 production version?
Something like that. The R8 has its intakes directly under the tail lights.If the engine is like the Daytona Ecoboost cars, the the intake should be somewhere on the back. I don't see an opening though. Maybe the holes in the tail light circles are the intake ports? Looks like a longshot. Man, I want to see this thing with the engine cover off. How the hell did they package a TTV6 in there?
My problem with the 2005 Ford GT is that uses the same approach to retro design as the 2005 Mustang and the VW New Beetle, namely attempting to be retro by taking a design of an old icon and simplifying it without keeping the spirit of the old car.
The original GT40 and Mustang (and Beetles) are elegant cars. The 2005 GT and Mustang are too beefy, they look heavy and slow. They're like tanks compared to the original designs.
The new Ford GT design looks elegant, it looks agile. It looks like a race car again.
I'm somewhat conflicted. On the one hand, Ford has finally managed to produce a true successor to the original GT40; and they did so following the design ethos of the original. It manages to evoke the concept of the cars without just copying them, like the production GT90 that never was would have. There were some truly awful rumors floating around (worst of which being a retread of the Mk IV, which was a bland design even at the time), and Ford did a great job avoiding all of them. Even the drivetrain is a great choice, since it sounds like a transfer over from the race cars Ford currently has a la LS7 which is much more in the spirit of the original car than just using a V8 because America, so it was really the best choice for a bunch of reasons even if not for outright performance (though on a related note, I definitely think it was the wrong choice for the Raptor).
On the other hand, by choosing the drivetrain they did, the car has become another battleground for people throwing around nonsense about how much better/worse it is just because it isn't a V8, as if Ford is cooler or turncoats for going against expectations. Exactly like everyone acted when the EcoBoost Mustang was announced. And we also have to deal with what will certainly be several more years of moronic advertising from Ford about how EcoBoost is God's gift to engine design so long as you ignore their actual performance compared to the engines they are supposed to be supplanting/replacing; which will just exacerbate the above (just like with the Mustang).
The irony in this considering the 2005 car looked closer to the original race car than this one does by miles.The new Ford GT design looks elegant, it looks agile. It looks like a race car again.