Originally posted by Delray Sandusk
if I had known then that it wasn't even a real car, I woulda just dumped it straight off because it annoyed me so damn much when I raced against it. I don't care if a heavy tuned car whomps me, but when they start throwing stuff from Japanese cartoons in there that's when I draw the line!
Originally posted by ///M5
its ugly, cant do to much it on the track, and spoils your garage.
bottom line: its worth more to sell than to keep...
Originally posted by incubusnb
what are you talking about? its a mid-80s Toyota Corolla GT-S, its not fake, or made up. its one of those cars that has its name changed over the transission from Japan to North America, like the Mitsubishi GTO (300GT, Dodge Stealth)
Very easy. Just take your Full Customize Suspension off the car, and then put them back on. All the suspension settings will return to default.Originally posted by Monouk
ok, all of you who have it, do me a huge favor...max it, and pleeaase tell me the stock settings. I set mine up for drifting, and stupidly didnt save the regular racing settings. It can easily take things like the 80s cup, but my drift settings slow it down, so if anyone has the regular settings, itll help me a whole ton...thanks!
Originally posted by Delray Sandusk
I know the model is real, but the car isn't. It's handling and specs are completely fabricated to make it perform like the car in the animated show (or so I assume). Unless there's an actual, physical, for-real S.S. Trueno out there that shares the same specs as the animated one, then it's not a "real" car.
Same thing with, say, KITT from Knight Rider... sure it's a Pontiac Trans-Am, but they never actually made one that can drive 300 MPH and jump over roadblocks and shoot lasers and whatnot. Hence, KITT isn't a "real" car.
Originally posted by incubusnb
actually, the Trueno in Initial D is based off a real car. it wasn't a mass production model, nor was it even doubled. there was only one of it made by a Tuner company.