Poll: Most Wanted Classic Car (DLC)

[Desky]

 

^Just because Forza calls them JDM icons doesn't mean they are nothing but JDM icons.

 

Those cars are just as good as the best of the world.

 

Except the RX8.

 

Yeah, the RX-8...

 

Always loved how it looks and horrified at what a mess it is.

 

What mess? Beautifully balanced chassis and smooth powerplant.

 

When it came out, oo it's so slow what a piece of junk. When the FRS came out, OMG what a return of fun to drive cheap enthusiast cars COTY 2013!!!

[Kommye]

If we could get an Rx-7 as the ZR-350, that would be great.

[GTA-Biker]

I would love these cars:

1964-66 Ford Mustang convertible

1953 Chevy Corvette

BMW 507

Jaguar E-Type

Shelby Cobra

Ferrari Dino

Nissan Skyline C110

first generation Toyota Celica

Mercedes Benz R107

BMW E30

Ferrari Testarossa

Ferrari Daytona

Lambo Countach

classic Porsche 911

Porsche 924/944

classic Mini Cooper

classic Fiat 500

classic VW beetle

Citroën 2CV/Dyane

Renault 4

Citroën DS

DeLorean

Mercury Eight

Cadillac Series 62

1970 Chevy Monte Carlo

 

These are not vintage/classic cars,but I would like to have them in GTA 5 too:

Toyota Supra

Nissan Skyline R32/R34

1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse

first generation Mazda Miata

modern Fiat 500

Edited July 10, 2015 by LeopardGecko

[Technosis]

If we could get an Rx-7 as the ZR-350, that would be great.

 

 

Really do miss the ZR350 ill admit we need more japanese cars

 

[Rewdalf]

A Pfister Comet Classic

 

 

Been playing a lot of Vice City, since I'm on vacation and don't want to overheat the laptop too much.

The Comet isn't particularly pretty there, but it could easily be my favorite car if properly ported to the HD universe...

 

And of course, the Deluxo.

 

 

Because I am going to buy a Corrado.

That, and the Blista Compact looks nothing like a Golf, contrary to what people say.

I want a nice Volkswagen, damn you!

I'd much prefer a MkIV, like the one I drive, or earlier. The newer Golfs have gotten too tall and dumb looking, with exception of the VII.

Which I will also be buying when I get the money...

Edited July 10, 2015 by Rewdalf

[its no tv sketch]

What we really need is superbird/daytona frontclip & wing to dukes.

[Eckymcmann]

 

 

^Just because Forza calls them JDM icons doesn't mean they are nothing but JDM icons.

 

Those cars are just as good as the best of the world.

 

Except the RX8.

Yeah, the RX-8...

 

Always loved how it looks and horrified at what a mess it is.

 

What mess? Beautifully balanced chassis and smooth powerplant.

 

When it came out, oo it's so slow what a piece of junk. When the FRS came out, OMG what a return of fun to drive cheap enthusiast cars COTY 2013!!!

Cheap? An RX8 is a timebomb waiting to go off. There's a reason they are worth the best part of f*ck all. I'd be shocked if any more than 10% survive without a rebuild.

On topic: I voted for the Escoss from the original GTA. Whale tail is a must!

A Pfister Comet Classic

 

 

Been playing a lot of Vice City, since I'm on vacation and don't want to overheat the laptop too much.

 

 

That, and the Blista Compact looks nothing like a Golf, contrary to what people say.

I want a nice Volkswagen, damn you!

I'd much prefer a MkIV, like the one I drive, or earlier. The newer Golfs have gotten too tall and dumb looking, with exception of the VII.

Which I will also be buying when I get the money...

I was under the impression the Compact was based on a 3rd/4th Gen Honda? The CRX in particular.

[Hurst.]

we need a f*cking classic Porsche

[Mach1bud]

The fact that people call cars with electronic fuel injection from the 90's a classic car just does not seem right to me. I get it, by definition they are old enough, but I think that definition is getting out dated. Anyways OP, firstly, there were two versions of Eleanor. The one you are thinking about was a 1967, not a '68. The other one in the original 1974 movie was a '73 Mach 1. Secondly, why put a 1969 Mustang as an option at all? Visually in game a 67-70 Mustang is going to look visually the same if it is based on any of these years.

 

Aside from all my rambling about Mustangs, it is clear that I am all for a Dominator Classic. Based on any classic Mustangs. 64-66, 67-70, 71-73, or even a 75-78 Cobra II.

[Dirty Hairy]

TURISMO CLASSIC

 

 

[Dadibla91]

Vapid Clover

Übermacht Oracle

[Rewdalf]

 

That, and the Blista Compact looks nothing like a Golf, contrary to what people say.

I want a nice Volkswagen, damn you!

I'd much prefer a MkIV, like the one I drive, or earlier. The newer Golfs have gotten too tall and dumb looking, with exception of the VII.

Which I will also be buying when I get the money...

I was under the impression the Compact was based on a 3rd/4th Gen Honda? The CRX in particular.

No, no.

I meant this one.

 

 

They're both called the Blista, but I guess only one is the 'compact...'

Which is stupid. They're both compacts...

 

Anyway, it very faintly looks like a Golf, but I'm not buying it.

And even if it did look more like a MKV, as I said I don't like the MKVs all that much.

I'd rather have this.

 

Edited July 10, 2015 by Rewdalf

[Dadibla91]

BF Club Cabrio Classic

Annis Euros Classic

Benefactor Feltzer Classic (SA)

Edited July 10, 2015 by Dadibla91

[Eckymcmann]

The fact that people call cars with electronic fuel injection from the 90's a classic car just does not seem right to me. I get it, by definition they are old enough, but I think that definition is getting out dated. Anyways OP, firstly, there were two versions of Eleanor. The one you are thinking about was a 1967, not a '68. The other one in the original 1974 movie was a '73 Mach 1. Secondly, why put a 1969 Mustang as an option at all? Visually in game a 67-70 Mustang is going to look visually the same if it is based on any of these years.

 

Aside from all my rambling about Mustangs, it is clear that I am all for a Dominator Classic. Based on any classic Mustangs. 64-66, 67-70, 71-73, or even a 75-78 Cobra II.

I like you. 90's JDM are, as said already, cult classics. Big difference from a classic. A classic should have outrageously inefficient carbs and a noise to wake the dead.

But the original was a '71 that was made to look like a '73, but it's easy to see where the confusion is

 

 

That, and the Blista Compact looks nothing like a Golf, contrary to what people say.

I want a nice Volkswagen, damn you!

I'd much prefer a MkIV, like the one I drive, or earlier. The newer Golfs have gotten too tall and dumb looking, with exception of the VII.

Which I will also be buying when I get the money...

I was under the impression the Compact was based on a 3rd/4th Gen Honda? The CRX in particular.

No, no.

I meant this one.

 

 

They're both called the Blista, but I guess only one is the 'compact...'

Which is stupid. They're both compacts...

 

Anyway, it very faintly looks like a Golf, but I'm not buying it.

And even if it did look more like a MKV, as I said I don't like the MKVs all that much.

I'd rather have this.

 

My apologies. That one looks hee haw like a Golf! I've never been a fan of Mk IV's but the Anni does look good.

[Hoss Soss]

A Pfister Comet Classic

 

 

Been playing a lot of Vice City, since I'm on vacation and don't want to overheat the laptop too much.

The Comet isn't particularly pretty there, but it could easily be my favorite car if properly ported to the HD universe...

 

And of course, the Deluxo.

 

 

Because I am going to buy a Corrado.

That, and the Blista Compact looks nothing like a Golf, contrary to what people say.

I want a nice Volkswagen, damn you!

I'd much prefer a MkIV, like the one I drive, or earlier. The newer Golfs have gotten too tall and dumb looking, with exception of the VII.

Which I will also be buying when I get the money...

 

Exsqueeeeeeze me, you think the Deluxo is a Golf?? Put on your glasses homie

 

Deluxo

And we need it

[TestX]

.

Edited January 4, 2017 by TestX

[67FordGT]

The fact that people call cars with electronic fuel injection from the 90's a classic car just does not seem right to me. I get it, by definition they are old enough, but I think that definition is getting out dated. Anyways OP, firstly, there were two versions of Eleanor. The one you are thinking about was a 1967, not a '68. The other one in the original 1974 movie was a '73 Mach 1. Secondly, why put a 1969 Mustang as an option at all? Visually in game a 67-70 Mustang is going to look visually the same if it is based on any of these years.

 

Aside from all my rambling about Mustangs, it is clear that I am all for a Dominator Classic. Based on any classic Mustangs. 64-66, 67-70, 71-73, or even a 75-78 Cobra II.

 

Hey Bud, I think the original 73 Eleanor was ugly and consider most of the 1970s to be "the lost years" for the Mustang with the decreased power/weight ratio - that's just my preference or taste. I'll ad 71 to 73 as an option though (I just doubt people want that Eleanor) and a 75-78 Cobra II, but if I don't start adding more Ferrari, Jags, Lambos, etc. and flood the poll with mustangs I'll get booed outta here. Thanks for the year correction from 1968 to '67. Yeah, I'd be down for as many 60s Mustangs as I could get: 67 GT500, GT350, 68 California Special, etc... I grew up around my dad's 1969 Mustang GT so I'm biased, but I love the beefier look,and longer wheelbase of the 69/70 (and the 428/429 powerplant is a plus too).

[Mach1bud]

 

The fact that people call cars with electronic fuel injection from the 90's a classic car just does not seem right to me. I get it, by definition they are old enough, but I think that definition is getting out dated. Anyways OP, firstly, there were two versions of Eleanor. The one you are thinking about was a 1967, not a '68. The other one in the original 1974 movie was a '73 Mach 1. Secondly, why put a 1969 Mustang as an option at all? Visually in game a 67-70 Mustang is going to look visually the same if it is based on any of these years.

 

Aside from all my rambling about Mustangs, it is clear that I am all for a Dominator Classic. Based on any classic Mustangs. 64-66, 67-70, 71-73, or even a 75-78 Cobra II.

I like you. 90's JDM are, as said already, cult classics. Big difference from a classic. A classic should have outrageously inefficient carbs and a noise to wake the dead.

But the original was a '71 that was made to look like a '73, but it's easy to see where the confusion is

 

 

That, and the Blista Compact looks nothing like a Golf, contrary to what people say.

I want a nice Volkswagen, damn you!

I'd much prefer a MkIV, like the one I drive, or earlier. The newer Golfs have gotten too tall and dumb looking, with exception of the VII.

Which I will also be buying when I get the money...

I was under the impression the Compact was based on a 3rd/4th Gen Honda? The CRX in particular.

No, no.

I meant this one.

 

 

They're both called the Blista, but I guess only one is the 'compact...'

Which is stupid. They're both compacts...

 

Anyway, it very faintly looks like a Golf, but I'm not buying it.

And even if it did look more like a MKV, as I said I don't like the MKVs all that much.

I'd rather have this.

 

My apologies. That one looks hee haw like a Golf! I've never been a fan of Mk IV's but the Anni does look good.

 

 

Look like you know your stuff, yeah the original Eleanor was a '71 dressed up like a '73. Trust me I know these years very very well.

Edited July 10, 2015 by Mach1bud

[Rewdalf]

 

And of course, the Deluxo.

 

 

Because I am going to buy a Corrado.

That, and the Blista Compact looks nothing like a Golf, contrary to what people say.

I want a nice Volkswagen, damn you!

I'd much prefer a MkIV, like the one I drive, or earlier. The newer Golfs have gotten too tall and dumb looking, with exception of the VII.

Which I will also be buying when I get the money...

 

Exsqueeeeeeze me, you think the Deluxo is a Golf?? Put on your glasses homie

 

Deluxo

And we need it

 

Oh please.

 

 

The Deluxo looks closer to a Renault Alpine than a DeLorean.

 

 

Besides, I'd much prefer it as a Corrado.

That Volkswagen up there ain't a Golf.

[Mach1bud]

 

The fact that people call cars with electronic fuel injection from the 90's a classic car just does not seem right to me. I get it, by definition they are old enough, but I think that definition is getting out dated. Anyways OP, firstly, there were two versions of Eleanor. The one you are thinking about was a 1967, not a '68. The other one in the original 1974 movie was a '73 Mach 1. Secondly, why put a 1969 Mustang as an option at all? Visually in game a 67-70 Mustang is going to look visually the same if it is based on any of these years.

 

Aside from all my rambling about Mustangs, it is clear that I am all for a Dominator Classic. Based on any classic Mustangs. 64-66, 67-70, 71-73, or even a 75-78 Cobra II.

 

Hey Bud, I think the original 73 Eleanor was ugly and consider most of the 1970s to be "the lost years" for the Mustang with the decreased power/weight ratio - that's just my preference or taste. I'll ad 71 to 73 as an option though (I just doubt people want that Eleanor) and a 75-78 Cobra II, but if I don't start adding more Ferrari, Jags, Lambos, etc. and flood the poll with mustangs I'll get booed outta here. Thanks for the year correction from 1968 to '67. Yeah, I'd be down for as many 60s Mustangs as I could get: 67 GT500, GT350, 68 California Special, etc... I grew up around my dad's 1969 Mustang GT so I'm biased, but I love the beefier look,and longer wheelbase of the 69/70 (and the 428/429 powerplant is a plus too).

 

 

Common misconception. The 1971 Boss 351 was the quickest mustang every produced until the 00 Cobra R was made. Trust me, the 71-73 have a huge following. They only look bigger, mine weighed in at just over 3200 lbs on offical NHRA scales. Styling of course is all up to preference.

 

No need to change the poll my friend. Any Dominator Classic gets my vote. I do like all the classic stangs.

Edited July 10, 2015 by Mach1bud

[Tossin Salad]

 

Can I have this please? Thanks!

[xXepicjasaXx]

i voted for everything cuz this game is getting boring and there needs to be more new things

[Eckymcmann]

 

 

The fact that people call cars with electronic fuel injection from the 90's a classic car just does not seem right to me. I get it, by definition they are old enough, but I think that definition is getting out dated. Anyways OP, firstly, there were two versions of Eleanor. The one you are thinking about was a 1967, not a '68. The other one in the original 1974 movie was a '73 Mach 1. Secondly, why put a 1969 Mustang as an option at all? Visually in game a 67-70 Mustang is going to look visually the same if it is based on any of these years.

 

Aside from all my rambling about Mustangs, it is clear that I am all for a Dominator Classic. Based on any classic Mustangs. 64-66, 67-70, 71-73, or even a 75-78 Cobra II.

Hey Bud, I think the original 73 Eleanor was ugly and consider most of the 1970s to be "the lost years" for the Mustang with the decreased power/weight ratio - that's just my preference or taste. I'll ad 71 to 73 as an option though (I just doubt people want that Eleanor) and a 75-78 Cobra II, but if I don't start adding more Ferrari, Jags, Lambos, etc. and flood the poll with mustangs I'll get booed outta here. Thanks for the year correction from 1968 to '67. Yeah, I'd be down for as many 60s Mustangs as I could get: 67 GT500, GT350, 68 California Special, etc... I grew up around my dad's 1969 Mustang GT so I'm biased, but I love the beefier look,and longer wheelbase of the 69/70 (and the 428/429 powerplant is a plus too).

 

Common misconception. The 1971 Boss 351 was the quickest mustang every produced until the 00 Cobra R was made. Trust me, the 71-73 have a huge following. They only look bigger, mine weighed in at just over 3200 lbs on offical NHRA scales. Styling of course is all up to preference.

 

No need to change the poll my friend. Any Dominator Classic gets my vote. I do like all the classic stangs.

I have to agree, I'd say the early 70's were far from ugly. If anything, the straighter angles add to the aggressive look. I wish I lived in the states instead of the UK.

[el carlitos]

Comet Classic (Porsche 911 Carrera), simple as that

 

and Benefactor Classic EVO (Mercedes w201 EVO II)

Edited July 10, 2015 by el carlitos

[Mach1bud]

 

 

 

 

 

The fact that people call cars with electronic fuel injection from the 90's a classic car just does not seem right to me. I get it, by definition they are old enough, but I think that definition is getting out dated. Anyways OP, firstly, there were two versions of Eleanor. The one you are thinking about was a 1967, not a '68. The other one in the original 1974 movie was a '73 Mach 1. Secondly, why put a 1969 Mustang as an option at all? Visually in game a 67-70 Mustang is going to look visually the same if it is based on any of these years.

Aside from all my rambling about Mustangs, it is clear that I am all for a Dominator Classic. Based on any classic Mustangs. 64-66, 67-70, 71-73, or even a 75-78 Cobra II.

Hey Bud, I think the original 73 Eleanor was ugly and consider most of the 1970s to be "the lost years" for the Mustang with the decreased power/weight ratio - that's just my preference or taste. I'll ad 71 to 73 as an option though (I just doubt people want that Eleanor) and a 75-78 Cobra II, but if I don't start adding more Ferrari, Jags, Lambos, etc. and flood the poll with mustangs I'll get booed outta here. Thanks for the year correction from 1968 to '67. Yeah, I'd be down for as many 60s Mustangs as I could get: 67 GT500, GT350, 68 California Special, etc... I grew up around my dad's 1969 Mustang GT so I'm biased, but I love the beefier look,and longer wheelbase of the 69/70 (and the 428/429 powerplant is a plus too).

Common misconception. The 1971 Boss 351 was the quickest mustang every produced until the 00 Cobra R was made. Trust me, the 71-73 have a huge following. They only look bigger, mine weighed in at just over 3200 lbs on offical NHRA scales. Styling of course is all up to preference.


No need to change the poll my friend. Any Dominator Classic gets my vote. I do like all the classic stangs.

I have to agree, I'd say the early 70's were far from ugly. If anything, the straighter angles add to the aggressive look. I wish I lived in the states instead of the UK.

 

 

 

 

I know several people in the UK and other European countries that have these model mustangs. They are out there if you look hard enough. Actually, in Europe the most rare 1971 Mustangs were produced. They were called Shelby Europa.

[Notgonnasay]

So many great cars to choose from and the Toyota Supra is leading... Are you f*cking kidding me?

[MGgames100]

 

 

That, and the Blista Compact looks nothing like a Golf, contrary to what people say.

I want a nice Volkswagen, damn you!

I'd much prefer a MkIV, like the one I drive, or earlier. The newer Golfs have gotten too tall and dumb looking, with exception of the VII.

Which I will also be buying when I get the money...

I was under the impression the Compact was based on a 3rd/4th Gen Honda? The CRX in particular.

No, no.

I meant this one.

 

 

They're both called the Blista, but I guess only one is the 'compact...'

Which is stupid. They're both compacts...

 

Anyway, it very faintly looks like a Golf, but I'm not buying it.

And even if it did look more like a MKV, as I said I don't like the MKVs all that much.

I'd rather have this.

 

lel wut? Blista is mixture of Scirocco and Civic R. There is no MkV or MkIV anywhere in this car...

[Technosis]

TURISMO CLASSIC

 

 

 

 

i think you mean the old GTA VC Deluxo

 

[Maimonides]

*Other

 

1947 Chrysler Town & Country Convertible:

 

 

 

1956-59 Aston Martin DBR1:

 

1952 Rolls Royce Phantom IV 4AF18:

[lcplZ3R0]

Elegy Classic, please.

 

 

Zentorno Classic?

More like Infernus Classic, Zentorno is a completly new car without any old predcessor.true but the zentorno is based heavily off the Lamborghini Elenento Edited July 10, 2015 by lcplZ3R0