Why isn’t there a “show us” post about cars that tripped people up like this?

What possesses people to use so much caps?

Looks like the expected mismash of 3/4/5/6 series. Whatever, nice enough.

“Adding weight”, bah. Not everyone is out there trying to set hot times, even in a 918, even on a track.

I saw a Lada Niva just today in Australia. A co-worker suggested it might’ve been a Datsun, I correctly picked “some sort of Lada”. Was chuffed. Thanks for that one Torch.

Oh, either way. The Glickenhaus will drive like a Le Mans prototype, the GT will drive like a supercar. Far more important is how the game handles driving in general.

I know the damn history, I came here from Jalopnik. But a Ford GT does not a good game make. I’d rather a great game with no GT than a decent game with.

Lets not get hung up on whether the game has a single car. There are more important things to worry about.

I feel like the more these stickers end up on lesser cars that aren’t out there winning the world’s great races, the more diluted that effect is.

Oh that’s right, I had a hunch they actually produced a copy of the AA for the masses, couldn’t find it in a quick search. Thanks

Huh?

Less janky than Skyrim?

Hang on, is that a Toyota AA?

In fact Nissan have had a play with this sort of stuff too, straight off the showroom floor. And IIRC Toyota produced an interesting remake of their first ever car.

Like Mitsuoka? It seems like part of their specialty is reskinning modern cars into retro-neo-whatevers.

Don’t ever give up

Am I the only one in the world who doesn’t get liveries?

I loved the guns in Mirror’s Edge. To me it’s quite a realistic game, and I thought the use of guns was very realistic too, in a good way. Yes, it breaks up the running and the momentum. But I don’t mind the game stopping you and giving you a brief puzzle to solve, and I don’t mind at all having something to do other…

I’m not sure the distinction you’re making between Half Life and Halo is justified.

I don’t think the cars that get ticketted really tells us anything. I think modifications are a big cop magnet. I think most of the cars that are “more likely to be ticketted” are actually more likely to be modified by their owners.