I still can't get over that.I actually pay more attention at the suspension. If its moves like the X-Bow, than I will drive it all day long (even without interior).
I will call it Bulldog 35 Anniversary Edition.
Holy tourbillons!This is the automotive equivalent of a fancy watch: from afar, it is a little thing on your wrist with arms and numbers, but up close...
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That thing has four tourbillons. Four. Greubel Forsey has been known to make insane watches like this.This is the automotive equivalent of a fancy watch: from afar, it is a little thing on your wrist with arms and numbers, but up close...
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https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/thre...-unveiled-27-06-14.312119/page-4#post-9812798I got a pic! Its of the front of the DP-100
July apparently. So far there hasn't been anymore scheduled updates for June after 1.09.When is this car being released? Tomorrow?
I see. Well, that's even better!July apparently. So far there hasn't been anymore scheduled updates for June after 1.09.
This isn't the first time Aston Martin has made a DP car, below is the DP215, the last in a series of three Le Mans cars used from 1962-1964. Surprised nobody mentioned it yet
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bugger, I've been writing this, (and rewriting it, and deleting bits, and having a drink) for an hour! And now I'm tree'd.
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This VGT will most likely be a modern reinterpretation of this car (or at least an idea of what a hypothetical future Aston Martin at Le Mans would look like) And I'm pretty sure it will be classified as a racing car, like every other VGT so far besides the first Mercedes. I was expecting a huge, slick, V12 cruise missile but it seems, unexpectedly, that Aston Martin has other plans.
Then again, there's never been an ugly Aston Martin (no such thing as a Cygnet lalalalala) so I'm still excited for this one. I'm really digging the transparent engine cover.
Nope. I think it's not, just the reverse version Laguna Seca circuit.It looks great. The link that @ironman44321 posted, I saw this photo and I think it's being shown on a new track, I doesn't look like any current track in GT6. Looks like circuito de Navarra in Spain.
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(link if image doesn't show, http://wot.motortrend.com/1406_asto...00-vision-gran-turismo-concept-rear-end-turn/)