Lotus Cortina: Very fun little car. I put some Sport tires and Weight reduction on mine to bring it up to the top of the D class and I'm doing pretty well in Rivals. I'm willing to bet well tuned Cortinas will be topping the D class leaderboards very soon.
I've now got three Cortinas. A stock one, a modified hot rod with a B700 tune, and a rally monster with 4WD conversion and built to A800. I did something similar with three Lancia Fulvias recently. Anyway, I'll post photos of the Cortinas tonight.
@GranTurismo guy -- The E46 M3 (standard or CSL) should be obligatory just like the E30 M3 is these days. Not that I will ever, ever complain about the latter bit.
Really, though, the piggy F10 M5 but no E46 M3, in a game all about the joy of driving...
@GranTurismo guy -- The E46 M3 (standard or CSL) should be obligatory just like the E30 M3 is these days. Not that I will ever, ever complain about the latter bit.
Really, though, the piggy F10 M5 but no E46 M3, in a game all about the joy of driving...
My B700 hot rod. Lowered, 16-inch (up from 13 inch stock) American Racing Torq-Thrust M wheels, modern turbo I-4 engine, roll cage, spoiler and wing.
The rally monster. A800, 4WD conversion, modern turbo I-4 engine, Storm Island upgrades, classic Graham Hill Team Lotus paint scheme and American Racing Outlaw II wheels.
I've only tried the M235i so far and I didn't expect to like it, because turbo. I have to say though, in this application, the turbo has added to the noise, which I like a lot and the handling is super fun and pliable. It's even better on the more interesting topography of Storm Island, especially on the roads in the central village.