Weirdest car you've ever seen.

I honestly think the 1983 Nissan Skyline Silhouette Formula is awesome looking. As for the weirdest looking cars to me they would have to be the Daihatsu Midget, Mazda AZ-1, Honda Beat, and that lame Suzuki Escudo it looks like an oversized RC car.
 
... that lame Suzuki Escudo it looks like an oversized RC car.

:eek: Even though it's somehow different with its driving physics in Gran Turismo 4, it is still a great hill climbing beast when the time for speed comes. :sly:
I used to dream of having this car to drive around on public streets when I was nine. But, I don't think my garage would be wide enough.
 
:eek: Even though it's somehow different with its driving physics in Gran Turismo 4, it is still a great hill climbing beast when the time for speed comes. :sly:
I used to dream of having this car to drive around on public streets when I was nine. But, I don't think my garage would be wide enough.

Yeah, that Escudo is ridiculously good in GT2. I am so glade it is put in it's place in GT3 and GT4. After all it is a rally beast not a road beast so it's performance on the road should have been lack luster in GT2. I used to also want the Escudo when I was younger around 12 or so but back the my real dream car I seen in GT2 was the Toyota GT-One Road Car with 975 HP and good handling with it's 278+ MPH top speed.
 
Yeah, that Escudo is ridiculously good in GT2. I am so glade it is put in it's place in GT3 and GT4. After all it is a rally beast not a road beast so it's performance on the road should have been lack luster in GT2.

The Escudo handled surprisingly well on gravel for a rally car. It was good in either an off road or on road race.
 
The Escudo handled surprisingly well on gravel for a rally car. It was good in either an off road or on road race.

Are you saying that even in real life it was said to of handled great on gravel as well? Or are you just saying that it does in GT2 which it indeed does?
 
but back the my real dream car I seen in GT2 was the Toyota GT-One Road Car with 975 HP and good handling with it's 278+ MPH top speed.

Now see, this is something I'll never understand. People go around bashing the Escudo for being so good next to the competition, and yet in the same breath praise the fully-modded GT-One, which is almost as good and easier to drive cleanly. It's very hypocritical in my eyes, since both cars are complete overkill in this game.

Anyway, back to the thread.

Other than the Cobra (which I mentioned a couple pages ago), there's the Phaeton, the PT Spyder (which I thought looked pretty bizarre at the time), the Concept Car, and the Ford Ka, which I thought also looked like something from a cartoon.
 
Now see, this is something I'll never understand. People go around bashing the Escudo for being so good next to the competition, and yet in the same breath praise the fully-modded GT-One, which is almost as good and easier to drive cleanly. It's very hypocritical in my eyes, since both cars are complete overkill in this game.

I'm not bashing on it per se but just pointing out a fact. This is a supposed Driving Sim(early and old mind you but a "Sim" non the less.) The Toyota GT-One was a beastly Road going race car in real life scoring # 1,2, and 3 in the qualifying rounds in 1998 they were fast as hell etc. But the Escudo is a rally(Dirt beast and rightfully should be the best on dirt however it should and does in realitu lack road going prowess etc. But in GT2 it's essentially the best on both which is fairly ridiculous if I may say so.


Other than the Cobra (which I mentioned a couple pages ago), there's the Phaeton, the PT Spyder (which I thought looked pretty bizarre at the time), the Concept Car, and the Ford Ka, which I thought also looked like something from a cartoon.

I love the Cobra it looks awesome and handles great to.
 
Correction: The Cultus Pikes Peak Version is a 700 horsepower fire-breathing beast. I think the power is slightly exaggerated in GT2.
 
Correction: The Cultus Pikes Peak Version is a 700 horsepower fire-breathing beast. I think the power is slightly exaggerated in GT2.

Yeah, just like the Metro 6R4 or something like that... I believe it was a Group B rally car. Lots of horses, lots of sliding.
 
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I remember me and my mum being amazed by the Toyota GT-One when we saw it in the first license test it appears, one of the ones in International A I think, you have to drive it down the hill and around the corner that appears to be a replica of Eau Rogue at Spa. I distinctly remember her saying (No idea how, this was probably over 10 years ago, I might've been 5 years old at the time), "That looks like a hot wheels car!"
 
I remember me and my mum being amazed by the Toyota GT-One when we saw it in the first license test it appears, one of the ones in International A I think, you have to drive it down the hill and around the corner that appears to be a replica of Eau Rogue at Spa. I distinctly remember her saying (No idea how, this was probably over 10 years ago, I might've been 5 years old at the time), "That looks like a hot wheels car!"

Your mom likes race cars/cars???? NICE!!
Weirdest car I have ever seen is now: Mazda Cosmos.... its just really weird for some reason.
 
Unfortunately my mum's not into cars that much :( I mean she can appreciate a nice one but you won't catch her arguing about the pros and cons of forced induction over natural aspiration. But in '98 my dad bought himself a PSX (Which was my introduction to GT1 and sparked my interest in cars as a whole, so credit to my dad there, even if he didn't mean it), and me and my mum used to sit together and play games when he was at work, these were usually the original Spyro games or GT1 and 2.
 
I always thought that the TVR Speed 12 looked weird to me (compared to the newer Speed 12), not to mention it's loudness.
 
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Very nice indeed :)
reminds me of this Czech rare car
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfpzMjm5XQM

for is weirdest car Daihatsu Midget and Dodge Phaeton and some other cars that i cant remember now.
Im going to play it again, when i get a proper copy of 1.2 NTSC game. does anybody know if PAL PS3 can play NTSC PS1 games ?
TV is not the problem, can handle both 50 and 60Hz
 
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