Will it understeer like all the other all wheel drive Lamborghinis?
If so it’s going to be another lard ass Lamborghini which is good for nothing.
Literally the fastest road-legal car around the Nurburgring is a Lamborghini
Not just in GT Sport. Lambos in older GT titles seem to handle this way as well.Im not denying they’re fast and on a circuit that requires as much confidence as skill, then the ‘easy to drive’ all wheel drive Lambo will always be good for a fast time.
But on GT Sport it’s a different story as they’re just so dull to drive in a sea of amazing cars to pick from.
Looks like a HOT WHEEL carThis is the discussion thread for a recent post on GTPlanet:
This article was published by Andrew Evans (@Famine) on November 24th, 2019 in the Automotive News category.
Dashboard may hint us we might get Monaco after all in the future
Well, Italy's in the northern hemisphere..., so, for us it will be fall 2020 (March-July) since I'm in the southern hemisphereSo it looks like the Terzo Millennio and the Egoista had a baby. Also, when it says "Spring 2020", does it mean spring in the northern or southern hemisphere? I'm assuming northern as if it was spring in Australia, it would be at least 10 months away
With a few exceptions, the VGT designs have all the personality of a postage stamp. Take the badges off and no one would be able to tell which manufacturer was responsible for most of them. That seems to be the trend in concept cars in general over the last 15 years, they often are less memorable than the production version.
Definitely reminiscent of the Arkham Knight Batmobile for sure.The best looking Batmobile I've ever seen ♥
Am I the only one who think it looks like a Ferrari?
Maybe Ferrari's design with slapped Lamborghini badges is more accurate.No. Looks suspiciously like an evolved and "Lambo'd" Ferrari FXX-K.
Dashboard may hint us we might get Monaco after all in the future