Mario Andretti`s 48` Hudson tomorrow, anyone excited?

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Nah. The ''First Love'' documentary was interesting, but the car itself not.

Well, Mario was talking about his ''First Love'', and as this was his first race car it's quite interesting how it all started for him and to drive his first race car is better rather than some production car.

The car may not win beauty contests, but it surely is something every car lover would love to drive in, admit it, or don't.


I rather drive a car in GT that actually has some history with it, it shows the passion for cars that Polyphony Digital has with cars.
 
I look forward to all new cars...should be fun. Like to see some Motegi races with it:idea:
 
I actually am because it looks like an interesting kind of car to have. Plus, it reminds me of the old Chevrolets that my idol, the legendary Juan Manuel Fangio, used to drive back in the day. Shoddy bodywork, hand-painted numbers and everything!
 
It's very cool... and something different to the current GT carset. I'm looking forward to it... would be nice to have something relevant to race it on like a small dirt oval or something like that, but either way it'll be fun.
 
Not too excited for it, probably because I don't know a lot about Mr. Andretti

Well as a very brief overview, Mario went from building and driving this car in 1959, starting from nothing, to an IndyCar drive in 1964, to winning the 1967 Daytona 500, to taking pole position in his very first Grand Prix in 1968...

If there's a big international race you can think of, Mario's probably won it. Indy 500 1969, Daytona 500 1967, F1 World Champion 1978, IndyCar champion 1984, Pikes Peak 1969 (when it was part of the USAC Indycar championship), 24 Hours of Daytona 1972, 3x 12 Hours of Sebring.

He really is one of the all-time great drivers, of any discipline.
 
With all the fabulous vehicles Mario Andretti has driven in his career, they choose this one?

Marketing over content.
 
I'd much prefer a stock 1948 Commodore, but I'm glad we finally have Hudson in the series.
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Not really, sure it's Mario Andretti's first race car, but it's far from exciting especially compared to other cars he's driven on his extensive, legendary resume..
 
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