Rate A Car

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The Toyota GT1, a great handling process and gets ahead of them like a cow on rye.
 
As Crooooooow had rated GT1, next is: R390 road model.

I would like to see the R390 on actual roads. 87/100. Is wide and long, so I don't know if it would be American street size legal. :lol:

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I would like to see the R390 on actual roads. 87/100. Is wide and long, so I don't know if it would be American street size legal. :lol:

I also want to see the R390 running on actual roads in real life, it would be amazing if it's running in a street in Japan :lol:
 
Sorry for a double-posting, but since no one rated the 323F wagon, I had to spun the "wheel of fortune" :lol: again. :dunce:

And here's it... Toyota MR2 80's model!
 
Sorry for a double-posting, but since no one rated the 323F wagon, I had to spun the "wheel of fortune" :lol: again. :dunce:

And here's it... Toyota MR2 80's model!

98/100! It was my first car so I'm a little biased but I've beaten Vector's in this thing when fully-prepped. Also a challenge to drive because of the understeer and one of the more interesting cars that you can buy on Day 1.
You brought a tear to my eye tankuroded. *sob*

Next Car: 1982 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray
 
Haven't taken time with all the fabulous 4WD's yet, so much to look forward to in GT2 yet!

As for the FC's, they're all great because they're so easy to handle, and get bonus points for being probably the best affordable sports cars of the time

except the '90 cab, too heavy, 50/100

'90 RX-7 GT-X gets bonus points for being a seriously cheap used car, 70/100 modest ultimate potential

Infini III gets points for being maybe the best starter car and it's so easy to handle, but still only modest ultimate potential, 85/100

The '91 type R (still an FC right?) has the best ultimate potential but I'll rate it under the Infini because it's not a starter car and is pretty much otherwise just as good after tuning (though it starts off with more power), 80/100 -- oops, scratch that, '91 was the year the FD was introduced, so this one's not in the FC category...

The FC was a great model for its time, for sure!

Curious now if anybody rates the Angel T01 decently, I found it too challenging for my taste, but maybe it's my inability to set it up properly...
 
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CLK Race Car: 82/100 ;)

So obscure and speedy. ;)

Next car: anyone can take any car in GT2, I'm currently ran out of cars to select. :indiff:
 
Ford RS200: 95/100

Rally pedigree and great performance to boot. Amazing when fully-tuned, both on tarmac or dirt. One of the fastest rally cars this side of the Cultus and Excuseo. Love the styling of the rear spoiler as well (I used to think those two rectangular holes are jet thrusters :lol:). A pity it can't be race modified, so 5 points off perfect.

Next car: Mazda Miata NB generation (non pop-up lights)
 
Mazda Miata NB generation (non pop-up lights) : i say 75 / 100
good handling, but miserable tuning options

next car will be Dodge Challenger
 
Dodge Challenger
73/100

I am going absolutely plum crazy over the Challenger!

Next Car...Vector M12 Le Man Car
 
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90/100. Love the style and the way it drives (in the game), but when you have the W8 to live up to... it's just not as impressive and imposing and over-the-top as a Vector should be!

How about a Lister Storm? The road one.
 
65/100

I used to always view the 400 Atlantique as a Ferrari F40 knock-off because of the rear-end styling, but it never really clicked with me. There's nothing wrong with it, but it doesn't make me go 'oh wow' either. Next to all the other epic cars (like the aforementioned Lister and Vector), it's easy to forget about...

OK, how about the BMW 840ci?
 
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