GT5 Master Car List (NOT a wishlist - Please read first post)

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By the way, according to this picture:
maserati2.jpg


It's a GranTurismo S, which has the 4.7 liter V8, as opposed to the 4.2 liter.
 
RACECAR
If they didn't include them, I wouldn't think it was from a lack of trying. I also can't help but think that Aussie cars will get some sort of representation somewhere out of those 1000+ cars, just no screen time in the trailers.
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What I meant was added content above of what was in GT4.

btw, I know this is OT, but considering Top Gear's connection, what are the chances of seeing some of the cars that have been created on the show, such as Geoff, the electric car?
 
STJ88
I'm realy starting to doubt that there are gonna be 1000 cars in GT5. For the last year PD has been showing almost all the time the same few cars!
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This was done last time too. Then we got a partial car list on the official site just before release. I expect them to do the same thing. No point showing every one of your cars,gotta leave some surprises.
 
ed24
Australian cars don't really have the same appeal to either the US or the world as most of the cars used in the trailers.

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For me they have a whole lot more but thats just my two cents.
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Shant J.
By the way, according to this picture:
maserati2.jpg


It's a GranTurismo S, which has the 4.7 liter V8, as opposed to the 4.2 liter.
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according to a picture of a Mercedes drifting Top Gear Test Track confrims that it's the GTS? You'll have to explain that one.

And like it matters what Ferrari engine the car has, is a FERRARI engine.
 
^? As far as I can tell that is surely the Maserati GranTurismo S and not a Mercedes of any sort.
 
SuperShouden
according to a picture of a Mercedes drifting Top Gear Test Track confrims that it's the GTS? You'll have to explain that one.

And like it matters what Ferrari engine the car has, is a FERRARI engine.
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Uhhh . . . That's a Maserati, dear, not a Mercedes. :dunce:
 
Tire deformation will be a sure-thing in GT5. I doubt it'll be very noticeable on road-going cars because so many of them have low-profile tires, and the fact that most road-going cars' tires side-walls are really stiff. It'll be cool to see tire deformation on the "potentially included Red Bull RB5/6" though...
 
Yeah, that is tire deformation :D

And I have a idea about standard and premium cars. See in GT5P on Elise, Dodge Viper, Citroen or Daihatsu etc. For me that would be look standard cars in full version GT5, representing some of this level. For me these cars will be not premium for full version of GT5, soo don't panic. ;)

Premium cars = standard cars + much more polygons (particularly inside of body car) + more damage. :)
 
ed24
Australian cars don't really have the same appeal to either the US or the world as most of the cars used in the trailers.

Australia's best hope before the release could be the Sydney Motor Show in October. Of course, maybe they haven't added any new Australian content, which would be disappointing, but I wouldn't be overly shocked by it.
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not true at all! some of the best "American" cars are Aussie cars. G8 GXP, GTO, Capri. OK, maybe not the Capri.
I for one love the styling and V8 power of the 21st cenyury Aussie cars, and the old strait 6 musclecar era cars.

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It looks like more than a shadow, but wouldn't the tire be folding under the car because of the way it's turning? The G forces would push the car to the right, and the part of the tire on the ground would be to the left side of the rim.

Or maybe not, I'm not exactly clear on how tire deformation works.
 
Talon
It looks like more than a shadow, but wouldn't the tire be folding under the car because of the way it's turning? The G forces would push the car to the right, and the part of the tire on the ground would be to the left side of the rim.

Or maybe not, I'm not exactly clear on how tire deformation works.
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You are right, if this was tire deformation, it would be terribly wrong :crazy:
 
Fido_le_muet
Chevrolet
Camaro Z28 '69 (image)
Camaro SS '10 (image)
Corvette Sting Ray Convertible (C3-gen) '70 (image)
Corvette Z06 (C5-gen) '02 missing
Corvette Z06 (C6-gen) '06 (image)
Corvette ZR-1 (C6-gen) '09 (image)
Impala #14 Tony Stewart NASCAR '10 (image)
Impala #24 Jeff Gordon NASCAR '10 (image)
Impala #42 Juan Pablo Montoya NASCAR '10 (image)
Impala #48 Jimmie Johnson NASCAR '10 (image)
Impala #88 Dale Earnhardt, Jr. NASCAR '10 (image)

The Corvette is a `69. Why? The side pipes were only offered on 1969 c3 corvettes (but c2 had them), the side gills are from a 68 or 69, the blinkers are from a 68 or 69 and the rear lights are from a 69 - 73. Which means it`s a 1969 Corvette. But I don`t know if it`s the L48 (350 hp gross) or a L88 (officially 430 gross, but is supposed to be massively underrated), which are the most obvious choises.

The side gills of a 1970 Corvette:
DSC_7100_a.jpg

The blinkers of a 1970 Corvette:
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Read more here:
http://www.web-cars.com/corvette/1970.php

And why does the car look like a lowrider on that picture?
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jet1991
Fido_le_muet
The Corvette is a `69. Why? The side pipes were only offered on 1969 c3 corvettes (but c2 had them), the side gills are from a 68 or 69, the blinkers are from a 68 or 69 and the rear lights are from a 69 - 73. Which means it`s a 1969 Corvette. But I don`t know if it`s the L48 (350 hp gross) or a L88 (officially 430 gross, but is supposed to be massively underrated), which are the most obvious choises.
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Excellent detective work. I want to say that it's an L88, because the one in GT4 was, but that was the coupe. I really don't know . . .
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That man know his Vettes! 👍

I'd go for the more powerful (at least, if not both), makes more sense to get the biggest and nastiest ones in, but...
 
Did anyone notice that the GT by Citroën is labeled as a road car? I've got my hopes up for a racing version.

Also, I think the M5 is labeled an '08, the Ford GT an '06 and the Corvette C3 a '69 in-game.

Edit: This may or may not be interesting for the NSX fans. I don't know nearly enough to deduce if they're Acuras or Hondas nor which model years they are.
 
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Ok, that euro game article makes no sense.

They say there are "9" nascars in all.

But there are 11 that have been seen...

Impala SS (#14 Tony Stewart NASCAR, '09)
Impala SS (#24 Jeff Gordon NASCAR, '09)
Impala SS (#42 Juan Pablo Montoya NASCAR, '10)
Impala SS (#48 Jimmie Johnson NASCAR, '09)
Impala SS (#88 Dale Earnhardt, Jr. NASCAR, '09)
Camry (#11 Denny Hamlin NASCAR, '09)
Camry (#18 Kyle Busch NASCAR, '10)
Camry (#20 Joey Lagano NASCAR, '10)
Camry (#55 Michael Waltrip NASCAR, '09)
Camry (#83 Brian Vickers NASCAR, '10)
Fusion (#99 Carl Edwards NASCAR, '10)
 
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