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#1: Nope.
#2: Nope.
#3: Natch.
Go.
#2: Nope.
#3: Natch.
Go.
I generally don't like those "kei" cars, I don't understand what's the deal of putting so many little city-cars in a racing sim...
Next car: Lotus Esprit GT1
[upd] By the way, I'd be glad if someone more skilled than me would rate any kei car better and tell us and me why did he do that I mean, why there are so many kei cars here (if not to take general overrepresentation of japanese cars).
It is capable of 160MPH stock if I remember correctly, and it only had around 157HP! It is lightweight and well balanced, just like a RX-7 should be. Great car for beginner drivers and beginner drifters. Let's not forget that turbo it came with. 90/100.Next car: Its adversary, the 1983 Mazda RX-7 GT Turbo!
That Vector can get tuned past 730HP, I don't remember if the Ford GT90 could.hmm...possibly offtopic, but there is an MR road car that produces more HP..the infamous Ford GT90 (726hp)...but does that count? sorry im being nitpicky here lol
Toyota Supra Celica 1984: 76/100.
The oddball of the Toyota lineups in GT2 (bar the elusive 2000GT), this car seems to show up below the radar of the racing world of GT2. Sure, there are your 1982 Corvettes, your Mazda RX-7 GT Turbos (another furtive car) and even your Datsuns, but none capture the styling and the mystique of the 1984 Celica (maybe the 1983 Mazda).
To drift? Do you drift on that little FF-y?..It is not that easy to drift, without PLENTY of tuning. 👎
Its 4WD and its a GTR. quite heavy for a nismo.