GT5 Tuner Village?

^yeah thats a nice car


Time attack cars (most of them)

Nitto Spec-V Time Attack car

The Couture Auto Time Attack Evo

M-Workz 350Z

AMS TA1 Time Attack EVO

XS Engineering BNR32 Skyline GT-R Time Attack

GM Performance Division Cobalt SS

Element tuning Subaru impreza

AMS Time attack Lancer

GSC Time Attack Evo 8

Cyber Evo CT9A Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution

Nagisa auto bnr34 Nissan Skyline GT-R

Garage kagotani bnr34 Nissan Skyline GT-R

decide bnr33 nissan skyline gt-r

asm Honda S2000 Race Car

best motor sports bnr32 Nissan Skyline GT-R

Jun auto CT9A Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution

varis CT9A Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution

steelway CT9A Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution

pro-staff r magic FD3S Mazda RX-7

M-Speed BNR34 Nissan Skyline GT-R

Schubert Motors BMW 120d

duller motorsport m3´04

the last both cars are more like race cars but they are from tuners!!!!



and the Reyland Cosworth must be in this game!!!! fantastic acceleration

Got a couple more...

TOP SECRET
Top Secret Toyota Supra V12 Twin Turbo


Top Secret Nissan Silvia S15 Drift


MINE'S
MINE'S Nissan Skyline GT-R R35


GARAGE DEFEND
Garage Defend Nissan 180SX


RS*R
RS*R Scion TC


BROADSPEED
Broadspeed Jaguar XJ-C

Hennessy Vipers and Ram SRT-10 would be cool in GT5.

I'd like to see the JUN time attack 350z in GT5 too. Not the Streamline Z from GT4 that they crashed, the newer one they bilt for a private customer. Has a VG30DETT engine swap and the exhaust out behind the front tire. I would post pics but im on my PS3 right now.

Is that the Jun yellow all wheel drive 350Z??

How did I forget the Hennessey Vipers? Those should def be in!

The Veilside NSX & RX7 are pure blasphemy!!! (IMO)

I'd like to see the JUN time attack 350z in GT5 too

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The new JUN Z has a twin turbo Vq35de and 4wd.



the VG30DETT is the motor the 300ZX used, the JUN Z has a strokked 3.8 Vq. This is actualy the third version, the stream Z was chrased then they made a stream Z 2.

this version is different because it's a time attack car, the stream Z's wore top speed cars.

JUN

Nissan Skyline [R33] GT-R Super Lemon II '96


This R33 GT-R from JUN at the time, with its more than 1000 horsepower, attracted a lot of attention even for Jeremy from Top Gear, and was the base vehicle for our 1997 Bonneville attack.



See the videos:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=xx6hDiJSmo0&feature=related

http://youtube.com/watch?v=FW89Gcxvihc&feature=related

I don't think anyone's mentioned Lingenfelter yet. It'd be a nice addition to the Hennesseys ...For some reason I like the American tuners more than the Japanese tuners. (never thought I would say that). Maybe it's because there's already an overload of cars from Japan?

One very cool twin-engine Car:

MTM

Audi TT Quattro BiMotor (Twin 1.8 Turbo Engine) {740hp} '03

Autobacs ASM S2000 time attack at Tsukuba and Suzuka. The ASM S2000 is the record holder for fastest N/A car at Tsubuka, and the possible fastest N/A car at Suzuka aswell!

Autobacs ASM

Honda S2000 ASM Time Attack Race Car '05



Fantastic Car!

Two more great veicules:

Nismo

Nissan GT-R [R35] Proto '08



Nissan Skyline [R34] GT-R Nismo Z '01

Nice photo shop of the R35.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=PUL6jFvCk8A&feature=related

Brabus

Mercedes-Benz CLS Rocket 6.2 Bi-Turbo V12 '06



The most powerful sedan in the world!

Type:
V12, Twin-Turbo
Displacement: (6233 cm3)
Power bhp (kW) at RPM: 730 (537) / 5100
Torque lb-ft (Nm) at RPM: 974 (1320) / 2100
Redline at RPM: n.a.
Brakes F/R: ABS, vented disc/vented disc
Tires F-R: 255/35 ZR19 - 285/30 ZR19
Driveline: Rear Wheel Drive
Exterior Dimensions & Weight
Length × Width × Height in: n.a.
Weight lb (kg): n.a.

Performance
Acceleration 0-100 (km/h) 4.0s
Top Speed (km/h): 350km/h - Electronically limited.





Do you now any faster sedan than that?

Do you now any faster sedan than that?

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maybe.


Friends Racing Aristo V300. 3 liter 2JZ twin turbo with 1000BHP. they never did any top speed tests, its used as a drift car.

A great Golf V with the new engine with 3.6L, the HGP Golf R36 BiTurbo is capable of sprinting from 0-100 km/h in just 3,8s while the top speed is arround 330 km/h.

HPG
Volkswagen Golf V R36 (3.6L) Bi-Turbo DSG '07

I'm a sucker for tuned S2000's

Spoon S2000



J's racing and Mugen S2000

S2000's are awsome track cars, In GT4 there were losts of them. i hope GT5 will have even more.

STJ88

S2000's are awsome track cars, In GT4 there were losts of them. i hope GT5 will have even more.

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Why does it need even more? There were plenty in GT4. If you're going to suggest things like that at least post pics of the ones you want, as opposed to turning this into the other thread where you want millions of variations of the same Japanese car...

Me, I'd like some Alpinas, as we haven't had any of those in previous GTs.

Alpina B6 E30


Alpina B3 E46


Alpina D3 E90


Alpina B5 E60


And I posted this in the sedan thread, but an Autodelta Alfa Romeo or two wouldn't go amiss:

Autodelta 156 GTA M 3.7

Why does it need even more? There were plenty in GT4. If you're going to suggest things like that at least post pics of the ones you want, as opposed to turning this into the other thread where you want millions of variations of the same Japanese car...

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I concur.

I wouldn't mind an Alpina E30. i think the one you posted looks great, TBH.

Nice 156 but i would rather have some old alfa's, like the 75 and GTV6.


The Impact magic 318i E36 would be awsome.



And can't forget the C2000 turbo.

Skoda Fabia 2000 awd, with 300hp

or this one:


an Brisk Fabia RS with 500hp, and from 0-100km/h= 2,7 sec.



here prove it: http://images.google.de/imgres?imgu...8&prev=/images?q=skoda+fabia+RS+01&um=1&hl=de

Those are rally not tuner cars.

STJ88

Nice 156 but i would rather have some old alfa's, like the 75 and GTV6.

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I'd like some old Alfas too, but there weren't really any tuner versions to be honest, maybe the odd Zender or two but then that's more of a demo car for a bodykit.

Autodelta is probably the best Alfa tuner I can think of. Novitec are okay too, but again that's more just styling. Autodelta is a proper tuner.

AEM

Honda S2000 Stephan Papadakis D1GP '05


Stephan Papadakis engineered and built the Drift S2000 himself. The feather-weight two-seater goes sideways with the 400 HP provided by the Garrett GT30R Turbocharger fit to its 2.2L engine.

The Drift S2000 was recently awarded Best Japanese Car and the coveted Best in Show at the Gran Turismo™ Awards at the 2005 SEMA Show in Las Vegas.

Besides the honor of having beaten out hundreds of competitors at the world's largest car show, the car will also be featured in the next installment of the wildly popular Gran Turismo™ racing video game series on the Sony Playstation platform.

Hamann Motorsport M3:

Besides the honor of having beaten out hundreds of competitors at the world's largest car show, the car will also be featured in the next installment of the wildly popular Gran Turismo™ racing video game series on the Sony Playstation platform.

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Can't have enough S2000's in GT5. And a drift version is always awsome.


There should also be D1SL cars in GT5, like this Kazama JZX110 markII.

A very good version of the 350Z Drift Car:

Sumo Power

Nissan 350Z [Z33] Fairlady Sumo Power D1GP '04

Fair enough wanting to post every drift car ever but my idea of a "tuner" isn't a bunch of people producing a single car to do a single type of motorsport. @ STJ88 - for example, you told whoever posted the Skodas above that they weren't really tuner cars... well they're designed solely for rallying, in the same way all of these drift cars above are designed solely for drifting... so I'm failing to see how the drift cars count and the rally ones don't?

My idea of a tuner is a company like Nismo, or Mugen, or Alpina, or Brabus, or the Hamann that 91hondawagon posted etc...they make a range of tuned cars (not race specials, which is basically what drift cars are) and they manufacture their own parts for all of them, their own engine mods, their own suspension, custom interiors etc.