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Takumi - Opel Manta GT/E which then has the 400i Group B engine (or the fiat 131 coupe but that's too old)

Itsuki - A normal Opel Manta B

Bunta - Lancia Delta Integrale Evo 2 (MSRP of 40k, which is 90k now so bunta will pull magic out his ass and get one for 20k lile how he did with that group a engine, and is the european impreza, only better)

Ever S Chassis owner - An E30 (S13) or E36 (S14)

Shingo - Peugeot 205 GTi (was thinking of the golf but shingo is shingo)

Bakazato - Late Audi Quattro (so the 1990 ones)

Keisuke - Porsche 968

Ryosuke - Porsche 924 Carrera GTS

Not a day goes by without me looking to the best wallpapers possible. Honda nailed it. I told ya!

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How could Shigeno be a total knee-jerk blindly biased? Idiot spent all his economies on a crappy Impreza and a crappy Corolla; he actually had money at one point to buy at least two of these virgin jets. The NSX only has a couple of excellent machines to actually rival it and some of them are foreign and very cheap as well.

Boxster 986 and a High Feature V6-swapped Fiero will certainly appear on Highflyer. And don't expect little low speeds like in japanese roads. Yes, a 2 vs 1 is so much better!

You have been warned.

Time's out for Initial-D fandom.

Go Hojo's NSX - Already announced release date: Q4 2026)

Upcoming releases (release date not yet final)

Shinji's AE86

Takumi's AE86 (Final stage spec)

Keisuke's FD3S (4th and final spec)

Ryosuke's FC3S (final spec)

Kanata's GT86 (round 1 to 4)

These are all must haves! But kinda frustrated because Hobby Japan does not make Nissan cars so they skipped the R32, Sil80, and S13 😞

Not white but reminded me of Kenji. Been in Marietta for a day and have seen an old MG, This and New 911 GT3. Just saw a new Rolls Royce

Whatever, I'm just going to post it here

Source: https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/147843759

never knew Initial D had a movie series, are they good, or should i just continue with the normal series?

Sticker, photo, rat, and Lucky Strikes in the glove box

game: Side By Side 2000

When I look at the races from Stages 1-3 all the 3D cars seem to be moving quite fast like what you would typically see in real life Japanese touge racing. But when I watch the races in Fourth Stage a lot of the times the car animations seem to be moving really slow even though they're going like 9k-11k RPMs. Was this a deliberate choice by the animators or was it actually due to software limitation since Fourth Stage started using all these complex textures on the cars and backgrounds when computers weren't built for all that processing but I don't really know.