No Shelby Daytona?

[mmpotroast]

.........

 

[sesselpupser]

Yes, they left it out. I wonder how long it'll take for us to have a thread for every car that has ever existed that isn't in GT5?

 

[mmpotroast]

Let's get such a thread started. Lets continue where PD left off. We can omit all African and South American manufacturers because those parts of the world are just a figment of our imaginations.

 

[freight48]

Let's get such a thread started. Lets continue where PD left off. We can omit all African and South American manufacturers because those parts of the world are just a figment of our imaginations.

That's ridiculous.

 

[crooky369]

Not much use to you but it is on GT2 and it might be on Forza 3 as well,

 

[TenEightyOne]

It is indeed in Forza 3 - it's a beautiful car

 

[GTShadowKing]

💡 Check the car list - no need to start threads like this

 

[Villain]

Yes, they left it out. I wonder how long it'll take for us to have a thread for every car that has ever existed that isn't in GT5?

Hopefully it won't take any time at all because a thread like that helps no one.

Let's get such a thread started. Lets continue where PD left off. We can omit all African and South American manufacturers because those parts of the world are just a figment of our imaginations.

Please don't.

💡 Check the car list - no need to start threads like this

Rational thought: it does exist!

 

[ChadSpeed]

If it was in GT5 I would hate it anyway like I do the Cobra. It would sound like crap, and accelerate like it was on ice. I love the Cobra in FM3, great sound and modded up to A600 with only tire and weight upgrades. The big difference is the throttle, in GT5 it very non linear and with a big dead spot at the beginning and end making it very hard to accelerate smoothly. In FM3 its very easy to find the right point in the throttle to accelerate and not spin tires much, no deadspots and better trigger feel.

 

[alx-ndr]

I agree... it may not have been as important as some of the other historic racers, but it's a great car none the less.

All derivatives of the AC Ace should be available, true automotive heritage... many people forget it was from a small-time British manufacturer that this racer was born.