I’m not subscribed to it. I just loaded a bunch of songs into my OneDrive and have it stream through the in-game radio, all free. You could also just use any music app available on the Xbox, only downside is it doesn’t pause during cutscenes or lower in volume while people are talking.

Gotta admit, you picked the perfect picture. Hoping to buy an R34 (love the front, not a fan of the wing) but given the prices that’ll only go higher in 10 years, an R33 would make me just as happy.

Our of curiosity, why would you say R33>R34? Purely a looks thing? Also, yes, the FD RX-7 is one of the most beautiful and ageless designs.

This is what I’ll likely do once other games start pulling me away.

Fully agree with this, and let me tell you, it doesn’t get any better in Horizon 3. The music is basically the same, but at least it integrates with Groove music so you can pick your own tracks (just load some songs into OneDrive)...when it works.

To be fair, the game does tell you if you should expect some off-roading in in a specific event, and they let you choose the car before a race. I personally like that you have to have specific cars for different types of races.

Here you go. He also has a similar video for manuals and DCTs.

If only Toyota was working with Mercedes, this would be a great engine in the new Supra.

And reliable is an understatement for the NSX.

The trunk is more than big enough for a couple of medium-large duffle bags.

...with a bit of shame, I have to admit that I kinda liked the custom badging you could get on a Subaru.

Am I the only one that read “SWiitch” with a French accent?

It’s a large e-tron, Audi clearly didn’t take the opportunity to call it the Mega-tron; maybe even work out a toy line with Hasbro.

You know, I really didn’t like that color scheme of the Aston, until I saw it on the track. The grey and yellow match the asphalt and guidelines ofthe track, I kinda dig it.

I’ll agree that people shouldn’t be shitting on Stancers or LiftBros just for the sake of shitting on them. My argument is purely from a safety standpoint. If a kid wants to mod their car in a way that makes them happy, then by all means (I would’ve ruined my car in my own way too when I was younger, but I had no…

At least tank treads would have a larger contact patch. What some of these guys do is camber the tires so much that a bicycle tire has more contact with the road. A 2,000+lb vehicle is not something you want gripping the road with <1 inch of rubber.

I guess at 31, I’m an old curmudgeon because I really don’t understand stance culture. To me, it just looks like the suspension gave out with the wheels being as cambered as they are. At least the guys with air suspension can drive it normally and drop it only when the car is parked.

It wouldn’t be a fair comparison. GT6 is a PS3 game (albeit a great looking PS3 game for the cars they put the time into). Also, it’s a closed circuit game so they don’t have to render as many objects, letting the devs squeeze out more realistic visuals. We’ll likely see a million Forza 7 and GT Sport comparisons.

Look up JALP, the was the short name in Horizon 2. Don’t have Horizon 3 yet so I’m not sure.

Agreed, I love the Forza series, and in terms of gameplay, Forza is better IMO; but Driveclub looks significantly better. Rain in Driveclub is amazing, though how easily the droplets move makes me think someone put RainX on the windshield.