GT4 Master Car List
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McLaren F1GTRBTW, that idiot on the last 2 pages didn't seem to realise that they were actually driving those Ferraris for GT4 stuff. He must have not seen the pic with all the manu. disks.
1. What are Manu disks?
2. Show me the pic then.
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It seems likely though...
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when i said there was only one pontiac i ment plymouth. sorry about that.
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True, but at the risk of being killed here, isn't plymouth very simllar to chrysler in a lot of areas? Maybe that could be the reason why...
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they shared engines and stuff, but the cars were different.
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all of them?
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all the older ones. the 90's cars. i've seen versions of both. like a Plymouth, Chrysler and Dodge neon and intrepid. the prowler used to be a Plymouth, but now Plymouth is no more so the prowler has become a Chrysler.
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- The359
In the muscle car era, Plymouth and Dodge shared a lot of bits, while Chrysler remained a mainly luxury car brand, so they never really had any muscle cars (with the possible exception of the 300 Letter Series).
In the 80s and 90s, when Chrysler was down financially, and the K-Car was upon us, everything Dodge/Chrysler/Plymouth made was very much the same (sometimes the only difference was a badge or different grill). They even all wore the same Chrysler Corporation tri-point star.
Towards the end of the Plymouth brand, their cars were nothing special except for rebadges of other Chrysler and Dodge products with exception of the Prowler. Since everything else that was sold was a rebadge, there was no point in keeping things like the Neon and Breeze, although the Voyager lived on as a cheap alternative to the Town & Country, but that was mostly in name only.
Since the Prowler was iconic, it was moved to Chrysler (Dodge already had the Viper, so it wasn't needed there) to live out the rest of its life before it was cancelled in 2001.
The Prowler in the GT4 screenshots could be a Plymouth version, but I assumed it was a Chrysler since they more then likely choose the most recent model.
In the 80s and 90s, when Chrysler was down financially, and the K-Car was upon us, everything Dodge/Chrysler/Plymouth made was very much the same (sometimes the only difference was a badge or different grill). They even all wore the same Chrysler Corporation tri-point star.
Towards the end of the Plymouth brand, their cars were nothing special except for rebadges of other Chrysler and Dodge products with exception of the Prowler. Since everything else that was sold was a rebadge, there was no point in keeping things like the Neon and Breeze, although the Voyager lived on as a cheap alternative to the Town & Country, but that was mostly in name only.
Since the Prowler was iconic, it was moved to Chrysler (Dodge already had the Viper, so it wasn't needed there) to live out the rest of its life before it was cancelled in 2001.
The Prowler in the GT4 screenshots could be a Plymouth version, but I assumed it was a Chrysler since they more then likely choose the most recent model.
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Mr. McShake
Mmmm, shame, but all good things must come to an end...
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Hmm, would you rather shake that ass then?ultrabeat
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i was thinking. maybe the reason there are so many different versions of the same car is because everyone that works at PD wants their own car in. so they put in everyone's car that works there even if the car is similar. the employees want their exact version in the game.
what do you guys think?
what do you guys think?
Mr. McShake
No, I think it has more to do with it being easier to re-model the bumper and wheels (for example) on a car they've already modelled than starting a new shaped car from scratch.
Also a lot of the manufacturers you are referring to (nissan, mitsubishi, subaru, mazda..) are the ones that are the most co-operative with PD, providing vehicle specs and mesurement data.
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I remember with GT2 there was a certain company PD wanted to get (nothing exotic) and they came within hours of having the contract signed when PD found out the company was in the process of being bought out by another and therefore weren't in a position to sign the contract (and someone forgot to tell them!) ...
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Possibly, but it seems unlikely...
Polyphony001Mmmm, shame, but all good things must come to an end...
i know....
Oldsmobile is on that dead list too.
after looking at the "master list" on page one, it appears that Oldsmobile isn't in attendance.
it would seem that PD would have to squeeze a Old's 442, Cutlass, or at least the '68 Hurst/Olds in there somewhere?
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You would have thought so, but apparently not. However, i do stress that these are only most of the cars not all of them...
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The359, just a quick note: The Focus RS has been in at least one screenshot, so I guess it deserves to be turned to black on the list.
Browsing IGN's library I managed upon this. Doesn't show it fully, but it's obvious it's the RS:
http://media.ps2.ign.com/media/489/489327/img_2374719.html
Browsing IGN's library I managed upon this. Doesn't show it fully, but it's obvious it's the RS:
http://media.ps2.ign.com/media/489/489327/img_2374719.html
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Hmmm, still no Lexus (nor Lexii) yet? There's ads for the cars as per this pic.
http://media.ps2.ign.com/media/489/489327/img_2374700.html
My guess that it's probably going to be another IS200. But throwing an old '90 LS400 or an RX300 into the mix might be interesting!
http://media.ps2.ign.com/media/489/489327/img_2374700.html
My guess that it's probably going to be another IS200. But throwing an old '90 LS400 or an RX300 into the mix might be interesting!
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pupik
Hmm, yes that would be quite interesting.
Btw that link seems to go to a different picture...
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awww man! no trueno S.S. in GT4..... dang that is a bummer. 
