Turn 10 has given the Forza 7 Specialty Dealer its weekly refresh. On offer this week is a second chance at the second-gen Civic Type R hatchback, alongside three other returning models.
Let’s take a closer look at this week’s lineup, mirroring that of this past February.
Specialty Dealer Lineup: February 13
- 2004 Honda Civic Type R (Uncommon +105; 59,800cr)
- 2012 Land Rover Range Rover Supercharged (Uncommon +127; 98,900cr)
- 2009 Mini John Cooper Works (Uncommon +116; 65,550cr)
- 2016 Rolls-Royce Dawn (Super Rare +671; 391,100cr)
Honda’s second generation Civic EP3 Type R is a return to form. Power comes from a 2.0-liter inline-4 sending 212hp to the front wheels. Off the line, the EK9 reaches 60mph in under six seconds and will go on to top speed over 140mph. But a Type R is about more than straight-line speed. Thankfully, the Civic features a helical LSD, ensuring it’s just as impressive in corners.
A stranger to no one, the Land Rover Range Rover Supercharged is up next. The luxury SUV has a presence not to be mistaken with another. With a 500hp, 5.0-liter V8 moving all four wheels you’ll find yourself approaching corners faster than expected as well. While not a sleeper by any means, this is one SUV you shouldn’t take lightly — no pun intended. Snatch it up and celebrate Land Rover’s 70th birthday in style.
The Mini John Cooper Works is next in line. With a turbo 1.6-liter inline-4 spitting out over 200hp, the JCW should provide a surprising contrast to the Honda. It’s up to you on whether it’s more fun or not, though.
Finally, there’s the prestigious Rolls Royce Dawn. The most expensive of the bunch, the V12-powered Dawn is the perfect balance of power and class. Then again, with 563hp on tap, you should be able to reel in some surprising competition behind its wheel.
As you know, this week’s lineup will stick around until next week’s reset. You’ll need a touch more than last week’s total for a clean sweep as well, 615,250 credits to be exact.
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