Lambo, ferrari ETC

[jcbiker]

Where are they? Sorry, but i cant find them ANYWHERE!.... Also, in this : https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=65892 thread, there's a lambo as the 3rd(not sure) car.... Please help.

 

[SlipZtrEm]

I was just thinking the board was long overdue for a new Lamborrari thread.

Why are you linking to a thread that involves real-life cars? What does that have to do with the game?

 

[jcbiker]

I thought the pics looked like GT4 pics...

Forget this, sorry, just remembered to search... found what i want...

 

[Boundary Layer]

ya... you really gotta insert a bit more of a filter between the brain and the keyboard....

you've made 8 threads in the last week. 3 of which (soon to be 4) have been locked. And most of them deal with redundant, thoroughly discussed topics.

If you know you should be searching, then why not do that BEFORE you hit the 'new thread' button.

Nothing wrong with wanting to discuss the game with others. That's what the forum is for. But you should be getting the hint by now that every new thought does not warrant a new thread.

A simple search, or a look at one of the car lists would clearly indicate that there is no Ferrari, or Lamborghini, or Porsche in GT4. There have been dozens of locked threads about this.... Guess we'll add one more to the pile.

 

[Duke]

Where are they? Sorry, but i cant find them ANYWHERE!.... Also, in this : https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=65892 thread, there's a lambo as the 3rd(not sure) car.... Please help.

THEY ARE NOT IN THE GAME.

Please, stop posting any new threads until you've read through all the FAQ threads stickied at the top of this board.

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And here, before you make another new thread: The things that look like Porsches in GT4 are actually made by a German company called Ruf. Ruf not only tunes customer-supplied Porsches, but they also buy chassis components and engine components from Porsche, to which they add a lot of their own engineered parts, and assemble the cars we have in GT4. Although these cars share many components with Porsches, Ruf is considered a separate manufacturer.