Whats that car?

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Skatenj
Whats the car with the movable aerodynamic parts? Like if you turn left only one of the spoilers come up and stuff?
 
Going to need more details than that bro.
 
Do you mean that Mitsubishi concept car?

EDIT:
Mitsubishi HSR-II:
 
Yea thats it thanks

Edit: And can i win it anywhere?
 
SkateNj
Yea thats it thanks

Edit: And can i win it anywhere?

Get all Silver in the Ib Licence tests.
 
I've never seen that car before, it looks interesting.
 
It drives interesting as well. I wouldn't say its a terrible car but it doesn't stand out other than the moving parts for me.
 
I know the OP's question is answered but doesn't the Veyron have a similar set-up?
 
I know the OP's question is answered but doesn't the Veyron have a similar set-up?

NO

Many cars have active aerodynamics, SLR, Veyron, 3000GT/GTO, Enzo etc etc.
This concept car differs from all of them because it uses asymmetrically adjustable wings.
 
NO

Many cars have active aerodynamics, SLR, Veyron, 3000GT/GTO, Enzo etc etc.
This concept car differs from all of them because it uses asymmetrically adjustable wings.
Wow the 3000GT? I was unaware of that. Impressive.
 
Wow, never seen or heard of that car before. Not pretty but awesome all the same.
 
I like drifting with it, because nobody knows its AWD :D

Except the adjustable torque splitter can't be purchased for it so, even in the realm of "4WD drifting," where cars are tuned to 10/90, it still isn't drifting.
 
Wow the 3000GT? I was unaware of that. Impressive.

huh, first time I've heard "3000GT and Impressive" in the same sentence used in a positive sense...lol
 
Jai
I've never seen that car before, it looks interesting.

The Mitsubishi HSR concept is also present in GT4 as a hidden award for the license test, being featured as having the same kind of aerodynamic parts adjustable in its run - and I think there are some other cars featuring the same sort of air res-reductive spoiler such as the Mercedes SLR Mclaren. 👍
 
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