Alfaholic Messages 1,202 Jul 13, 2005 #31 Andy O Try the 1937 Audi. You'll be okay - unless you use the brakes. Click to expand... - I'd be a bit cautious about using the throttle on that "Audi" too. And if you do use the throttle, or just happen to find yourself coasting downhill, be wary of using the steering wheel.
Andy O Try the 1937 Audi. You'll be okay - unless you use the brakes. Click to expand... - I'd be a bit cautious about using the throttle on that "Audi" too. And if you do use the throttle, or just happen to find yourself coasting downhill, be wary of using the steering wheel.
ppucci Messages 241 Jul 13, 2005 #32 amp88 TVR Griffith 500 Click to expand... I remember those License tests back in GT1 or 2, I guess, with the Griffith on the U turn at SSRoute5.... damn!
amp88 TVR Griffith 500 Click to expand... I remember those License tests back in GT1 or 2, I guess, with the Griffith on the U turn at SSRoute5.... damn!
A Aurra Sing Messages 33 Jul 14, 2005 #33 A black TVR V8S with N3 tires up front, N2 in the rear @ the Nurburgring.
Ram-Rod Messages 1,768 Texas Jul 14, 2005 #34 Hardest car ive had to control was the Cizeta whatever its called.
Spyder_V Messages 414 Dallas, TX Messages Spyder_XIV Jul 14, 2005 #35 Get a Cadillac Cien... oversteers and is very fun ^_^ I love the car!
G GM = TRASH Messages 19 Jul 14, 2005 #36 Spyder_V Get a Cadillac Cien... oversteers and is very fun ^_^ I love the car! Click to expand... I think it is fun too. Even though it handles like crap and the engine sounds like ****.
Spyder_V Get a Cadillac Cien... oversteers and is very fun ^_^ I love the car! Click to expand... I think it is fun too. Even though it handles like crap and the engine sounds like ****.
