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Isn't Jeep controlled by Fiat now?
If Fiats are in, most probably Jeeps will be too.
Jeep Comanche
Jeep Grand Wagoneer
My kingdom for Jeeps in GT5!
I'm guessing it's similar to the one in the game. Just a Birel with a 100cc engine.At the moment I'm pondering what kart that is.
It looks like it has one of these engines http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Go-Kart-400cc...735?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item4aa5974b37. A honda GX.........
However only one engine on its own would be brain meltingly slow you would need to have 2 engines (prokart) to make it of any decent speed. I live in hope for a rotax in the game.
Man, GT5 car count is huge
Yes, 250+ is a staggering number.
Just an observation, I also recognised the classic Grand Wagoneer but that pick-up truck could be a classic J10 perhaps, which would make some sense I guess since both these cars share some similarities ( or might even technically be the same for the most part ) which in effect would mean some modelling could be shared, that's assuming they are included at all ofcourse.
Or is that one also known as Comanche?
I think it's much more than this
from game.co.uk
I guess we can confirm that car if we haven't already.
No, this is the Comanche:
Yes I know but the one in that picture ( the we love cars one ) looks more like an older model Jeep pick-up, not at all like the Comanche.
Oh . . . well, I really don't know. In any case, I'd love to see Jeeps in the game. They were tested for GT4, but never made it in.
Maybe the Jeep SRT8 will appear.
Jeep would fit very well into this concept as Jeep was the first 4WD vehicle.
I have to correct you on that ( won't bother with the other inaccuracies ) as the first 4X4 car ever ( and the first 6-cylinder car ever at the same time ) was the Dutch Spyker 60 HP racecar from 1903.
That's actually a R1.
Jeep would fit very well into this concept as Jeep was the first 4WD vehicle and it was the Allies answer to the Beetle. It's been owned by at least 6 different companies in it's almost 70 years on the market. (Willies, Ford, AMC, Chrysler, Diamler, Fiat) .
I think they will need this slide to fit all those cars.(sans water)
I have to correct you on that ( won't bother with the other inaccuracies ) as the first 4X4 car ever ( and the first 6-cylinder car ever at the same time ) was the Dutch Spyker 60 HP racecar from 1903.