D1 cars...

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I know that there is going to be Nomura's Blitz skyline, and Taniguchi's old S15 but does anyone know if there will be anymore? Thanks big. Later.
 
I'm not sure but the ??Yukes?? (or some word like that) AE86 would be cool
 
well, there are over 400 unrevealed cars so many of them could be, I'm hoping the all new US drift cars make it in, The GTO for one.
 
why oh why hasn't the APEX'i FD been announced!!! i love that car!!!...i'd love to see Koguchi's 180SX too....watch my vids on my sig if u not seen them and be inspired! those vids have made me a drift nut! and the music is so intense....i used to roll around in my Eclipse GST and listen to those songs and race people all the time...god those were wonderful days....sorry i'm being nostalgic! but word, i hope there are more cars than the 2 or three that are on The 359's car list.
 
LaBounti
well, there are over 400 unrevealed cars so many of them could be, I'm hoping the all new US drift cars make it in, The GTO for one.

Where do you get that number?!?!?!?!?!?
 
Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait a sec! Can anyone explain t me what D1 cars actually are?

If they're custom-built one-of cars that rich playboy bachelors buy to make themselves look good, then thanks, but no thanks.

(And badcivic you probably should have posted in The359;s Master Car List rather than create a whole new topic)
 
Do you race?
Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait a sec! Can anyone explain t me what D1 cars actually are?

If they're custom-built one-of cars that rich playboy bachelors buy to make themselves look good, then thanks, but no thanks.

(And badcivic you probably should have posted in The359;s Master Car List rather than create a whole new topic)


D1 cars are cars from the D1 grand prix drift tournament held in japan and various stages across southeast asia and irwindale speedway in so-cal (10 min from my house :) ) its brought to you by the owner of option (the magazines and videos). cars are entered by drivers running sponsorships usually by big jdm tuner names.
 
Do you race?
Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait a sec! Can anyone explain t me what D1 cars actually are?

If they're custom-built one-of cars that rich playboy bachelors buy to make themselves look good, then thanks, but no thanks.

(And badcivic you probably should have posted in The359;s Master Car List rather than create a whole new topic)

THey are not rich boy go fast cars. The most famouse model of car to drift out is the cheap toyota AE86. D1 cars do usually have body kits, but they have power and well tuned suspensions to back the look.
 
lol, somebody;s never seen D1. shame on him :)
 
Gabkicks
lol, somebody;s never seen D1. shame on him :)

hahhaha set him straight man!....no bodykits, just lots of nice parts and pretty paintjobs....take a look at the Hyper Genki HKS Silvia and see...or the APEX'i RX-7...try the D1GP website...www.d1gp.com
 
I'd like to see Fluke's immaculate S13. Awesome car. And Miki Ryuji's S15, and i second the amemiya fd.

I personally hope Polyphony did not update Nomuken's R34 to include the GT wing added recently. It looked better without it. In fact, i'd be happy with the old grey version.
 
It's awesome how we'll get all this.

So, there is a drift mode right? What better way to use these cars than a drift mode.
 
xcsti
THey are not rich boy go fast cars. The most famouse model of car to drift out is the cheap toyota AE86. D1 cars do usually have body kits, but they have power and well tuned suspensions to back the look.


What xcsti s saying in other words is that they're no ricers.
 
rather have kazama's green s15 then n.o.b.'s hks s15, hopefully gt4 will have plenty o' d1 cars 👍
 
Gabkicks
lol, somebody;s never seen D1. shame on him :)
:indiff: Meh, I don't see drifting as a type of motorsport, more of a late-night carpark hoon shooby.
 
well drifting is a driving style actually which was developed in japanese road races.

it was used to over take opponents from outside and then block the passing lines of the opponent you just passed.

obviously it was greatly used in mountain road street races as roads were narrow.

i don't really see why it cannot be a motor sport
it's like skating... speed skating is a sport but so is figure skating
so road racing is a motorsport and drifting is ont too.... just that one is judged by a finishline and the other is judged like figure skating :)
 
WhiteSW20
well drifting is a driving style actually which was developed in japanese road races.

it was used to over take opponents from outside and then block the passing lines of the opponent you just passed.

obviously it was greatly used in mountain road street races as roads were narrow.

i don't really see why it cannot be a motor sport
it's like skating... speed skating is a sport but so is figure skating
so road racing is a motorsport and drifting is ont too.... just that one is judged by a finishline and the other is judged like figure skating :)


^ good example :) i'd like to see Ueno's soarer but im pretty sure thats not gonna happen.
 
im sure that rallying had something to do with it too ;) going dangerously fast in the mountains can make your car do alot of things.

<keep it on the track folks :scared: >
 
One of the cheapest D1 car that you will be able to buy in GT4 will probably be a used modify Miata. If you increase the power to around 200HP, that would be a very good car for that (althought the wheelbase is a little bit short)
 
WhiteSW20
well drifting is a driving style actually which was developed in japanese road races.

it was used to over take opponents from outside and then block the passing lines of the opponent you just passed.

obviously it was greatly used in mountain road street races as roads were narrow.


Do you race?
:indiff: Meh, I don't see drifting as a type of motorsport, more of a late-night carpark hoon shooby.

i don't really see why it cannot be considered a motor sport
it's like skating... speed skating is a sport but so is figure skating
so road racing is a motorsport and drifting is ont too.... just that one is judged by a finishline and the other is judged like figure skating :)


It didnt devlop in japan.... Its been around as long as cars have had enough power to get sideways. Even Enzo Ferrari Talked about getting sidewayz. It's just been steadily growing in popularity ever since mainstream car enthusiats started to be able to afford to have or modify cars to go fast. All forms of racing trace their origins to the streets somehow... Did you know a lot of the original NASCAR drivers were bootleggers ? :)

Drifting is deffinatly a motorsport. Its a competition of control and skill. Whoever is the best at controlling the car wins the competition.. How can you say thats not motorsport? Most if not all of them are PRO race Drivers of some Sort. Show some respect. But... i guess your entitled to your opinion, even if it is wrong... :)


Drifting is like dancing. while Racing is like Track... there ya go..
 
Gabkicks
It didnt devlop in japan.... Its been around as long as cars have had enough power to get sideways. Even Enzo Ferrari Talked about getting sidewayz. It's just been steadily growing in popularity ever since mainstream car enthusiats started to be able to afford to have or modify cars to go fast. All forms of racing trace their origins to the streets somehow... Did you know a lot of the original NASCAR drivers were bootleggers ? :)

Drifting is deffinatly a motorsport. Its a competition of control and skill. Whoever is the best at controlling the car wins the competition.. How can you say thats not motorsport? Most if not all of them are PRO race Drivers of some Sort. Show some respect. But... i guess your entitled to your opinion, even if it is wrong... :)


Drifting is like dancing. while Racing is like Track... there ya go..

I really don't see it like dancing, but I'm having trouble describing it. In twin drifting, it does have the judged element like dancing, but an emphasis is put on overtaking or getting away. In that way it is more like conventional racing. I guess if your lines and slide are good enough to get you a great score in the first place, you will be going fast anyways.
 
wow and i thought i was one of the only people who thought of drifting as "dancing!" :) Behold, one more person that does. Go Gabkicks! i can't say much cuz you post basically said everything i was going to say so i will side with you and reiterate your message...drifting is art, made up of balance, strength, judgement, and a little luck 👍
 
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