Manufacturers Debut
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Samsung actually rebadges Renault cars to sell in Korea.
Suzuki used to be owned by GM, When GM was in risk of getting bankrupt, GM had to sell Suzuki along with Isuzu and then Volkswagen group bought part of Suzuki and Suzuki still has part belonging to VW group but since VW and Suzuki relations are a disaster Suzuki are fighting to break relations with VW Group.
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...........Samsung actually builds Renaults in Korea. Here's a wiki link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renault_Samsung_Motors
Hell I've seen Samsung-made Renaults roam the streets (with Made In Korea sticker on the windshield) here so....
Oh and Isuzu is now Toyota's. Suzuki's major shareholders are the founding family members. They were tryin' something out with Maruti of India, but dunno if anything came from that....
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Renault_Samsung_Motors
Hell I've seen Samsung-made Renaults roam the streets (with Made In Korea sticker on the windshield) here so....
Oh and Isuzu is now Toyota's. Suzuki's major shareholders are the founding family members. They were tryin' something out with Maruti of India, but dunno if anything came from that....
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- Johnnypenso
75% of the cars added to GT6 at release were not Japanese FYI. GT is an international game now that happens to be produced in Japan.
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- dragonsuniverse7
Exactly.
The only thing i found about Toyota purchasing Isuzu was a 2006 news about Toyota purchasing only 5.9% of Isuzu.
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@Maldoxx hmm you seem to be right about that, I can't seem to find anything about it either....I remember hearing about that engine deal, then news articles few years ago said Toyota was steadily increasing their share of Isuzu, the way they were doing with Fuji Heavy Industries (which makes Subarus)....
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- dragonsuniverse7
@Maldoxx hmm you seem to be right about that, I can't seem to find anything about it either....I remember hearing about that engine deal, then news articles few years ago said Toyota was steadily increasing their share of Isuzu, the way they were doing with Fuji Heavy Industries (which makes Subarus)....
Yeah, i also found that engine deal. But the rest were just repeated news of the 2006 deal.
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- dawko-san
Koenigsegg really deserves its place in Gran Turismo as well as Skoda.
Porsche is a matter of course.
Porsche is a matter of course.
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I was referring to this
Because
And that post from Maldoxx was the reply.
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- HarskGaming96
I agree. Although Porsche's rights are blocked by EA, we'll have to find a away to put Porsches in GT without getting in trouble with EA and Porsche company. Anyways, Porsche is also part from VW Group.
VW Group Manufacturers are: Volkswagen, Seat, Porsche, Audi, Bugatti and Skoda.
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- dragonsuniverse7
How Forza managed to get some Porsches?
EA blocking contracts? That's no surprise.
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- dragonsuniverse7
As always.
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- dragonsuniverse7
PD doesn't wanting to pay very high.
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- dragonsuniverse7
Hm... EA normally makes contracts with absurd values of money or make that annoying exclusivity contracts.
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I'm guessing Porsche might have something to say about whether it gets renewed. With the PC sim racing market taking off and Forza, Project Cars and GT7 on next-gen consoles, hopefully it's time for a rethink on Porsche's part.Does not matter; 5 cents say EA will automatically renew that contract.
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A lovely little car like the De Tomaso Pantera GT5 should be present.
Picture link.
Picture link.
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