Allthough Toyotas are ery reliable, Honda tend to be a bit more, hard to say cause there both similar countrys. But Honda's go a long way. And are very well egineered, so you save money when you sell. If you noticed used Honda prices are much higher then others, cause they last so well, and so long. My friends dad still has his 80' Honda Civic running like new, w/o a new engine or and tune ups, he has definatly lost some HP but thats it.Pink_the_FloydJapan,
The fastest race cars,
the most reliable cars (pointing to Toyota)
the coolest sports cars, Skyline, Lancer, Supra, Silvia, etc.
So IMO Japan kicks German ass
close, but off. Sweden is slower on average, the mighty Ibiza cupra is much closer to the performance of the S60 than one might think and that volvo wagon ensures that Sweden is the slowest. Though one could make a decent argument for France, all the slow Peugeots, citroens and renaults that are slower than the Ibiza will drag their average down though the Group B cars might be enough to give France a break.live4speedSo you prefer Spanish cars then.
The way I see it..
The most exiting cars are in the UK, then the US and the least exiting cars can be found in Japan. The best average performance is Belgium, the worst is probably Spain. The best selection of cars is Japan as is the most varied selcetion covering top performing cars in several classes. The best performnig stock road cars are arguably the Tommy Kaira ZZII and the TVR Speed 12, the best performaing race cars are arguably the Toyota Minolta 88C-V and the Pescarolo C60.
Actually, if you ask me, it's exactly the same car. And the R89c feels so much more special after the time and effort in Missions 31-34Id love to ad the R89C to that list but its below the R92 so it cant be the best, but its damn fast.
Your right, I forgot about the old Vovlo 850 estate, that certainly would take Sweden below Spain, I think France is quite far off being the average slowest, with the two Pescarolo's, the 905 LeMans racer and the rally cars. They have some other not so slow cars too like the Hommel and the Clio V6 road and race cars.SagarisGTBclose, but off. Sweden is slower on average, the mighty Ibiza cupra is much closer to the performance of the S60 than one might think and that volvo wagon ensures that Sweden is the slowest.
I wasn't including the Formula car, but yeah, it is the best performance car in the game.And the best performing race car is the Formula GT (PD, Japan). If you exclude it, its either the two you mentioned or the Sauber C9, Nissan R92CP, Bentley Speed 8 or Audi R8. Id love to ad the R89C to that list but its below the R92 so it cant be the best, but its damn fast.
Jim ProwerMy vote goes to.....
PLANET EARTH.
The whole thing about any country making a car better than any other country is bogus. Every country that produces an automobile (with the exception of upstarts like China and the former Soviet Bloc) makes it good, but good in their own way.
I like them all. I like the Cizeta. I like the R390GT1. I like the Saleen S7. I like the SLR Mclaren.
I like the Charger most of all, but that doesn't mean I'm some punk who does nothing but slam other makes.
Same neck of the woods... It's all european and it's all frozen 99% of the timedaanThat's been mentioned before, although it was correct last time.
And the Vertigo is Belgian.
Master_YodaAllthough Toyotas are ery reliable, Honda tend to be a bit more, hard to say cause there both similar countrys. But Honda's go a long way. And are very well egineered, so you save money when you sell. If you noticed used Honda prices are much higher then others, cause they last so well, and so long. My friends dad still has his 80' Honda Civic running like new, w/o a new engine or and tune ups, he has definatly lost some HP but thats it.
This is real life...Pink_the_FloydThe oldest car is my village drivig is Corolla from '76 or '77 (?)![]()
GT ProTrue, every country does have their own type and view of automibiles.
UK has their Lotus', Germany have their BMW'S, U.S have their Vette' & Mustangs, Australia has their Monaro's and Japan have their legendary Skylines (Not that having around 60 bloody Skylines in GT4 has anything with them being popular)...👍
Yeah, i would say the same thing for real life. Italy and Japan, but Germany not far behind. But every country does make car that suit there needs more then others.Supercar_KillerOkay, first I haf to agree with Master Yoda, what are we talkin about? If we're talkin about real life, Italy, no car can come close to comparing with the Bugatti Veyron, and Ferraris are in a league of their own in terms of performance and style, but in the game? The Japanese cars are king, nothing from any other country comes close in terms of speed and handling in my opinion.... and they have the GT-One, my all time favourite Le Mans racer![]()