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Here’s my list
Honda Civic EG6 Si-R
Honda Civic EM1 Coupe
Nissan 300ZX Z31
Nissan Stagea
Nissan Pulsar GTi-R
BMW E36 Compact
Audi S3/RS3 Mk1
Ford Sierra Sapphire Cosworth
Ford Fiesta RS Turbo
Peugeot 205 GTI

Nissan Bluebird
Nissan Skyline GTS-T and 4 door variants
Mazda RX-3
Volkswagen Lupo GTI
Volkswagen Golf mk5 R32
Golf W12 Concept
2002 Subaru Impreza WRX (bug eye)
Subaru Impreza WRX GC8


Make it happen playground games, this is a street racing game after all, these are all cars you’d see in the uk modified car scene! (Except the W12 😂)

I love this series playground games, but I’m very confused as to why most of these cars have never featured in any of your games. You’ve no idea how happy players would be with these cars as prizes.

It’s occurred to me that with the cars already in-game and that have been added over the course of the updates; that we have most of the brands the Venerable Mini has been produced under (Austin, Morris, Rover). As-such it might be nice to see some more versions added to the game, to illustrate the development of the iconic car 1959 - 2000.

1959 Austin Seven
1959 Morris Mini-Minor
(848 cc A-series engine)

The original, and holy-grail for Mini Collectors and could quite happily fulfil the ‘Hard to find’ appellation in the game. Would allow us to race a Mini in ‘50’s race-classes and the 850 Engine is already in the game with the Morris Estate version (as-is the front half of the car pretty-much).

There were only ‘minor’ differences in the interior between an Austin and Morris Mini’s, and externally limited to the grill I think. You could have both in the game similarly to the BRZ and GT86?





1978 Austin Mini 1275 GT (Mini Clubman)

The ‘square nose’ version of the Mini, generically referred to as the ‘Clubman’ model (though that was the lower-powered version, the ‘sporty’ version was always the ‘GT’). Not as popular (or as fast) as the round-nose Cooper, does have advantages in the larger engine-bay when it comes to modifications and tuning, with engine-swaps being easier than on a round-nose Mini. GT’s have had RS Cosworth Turbos and even Rover V8’s squeezed under the bonnet, this would be a good addition to the game I feel.



*Upgrade pre-set: Rover V8 (3.5l) with wide-body arches and bonnet scoop.




1990 Rover RSP Mini Cooper 1275 cc

This was a really popular addition to the ‘modern’ Mini line-up with body-coloured arch-extensions, bonnet-stripes, minilite wheels and the return of the 1275 cc A-series engine. Was the return of ‘Cooper’ and a sporty model to the line-up and led to the mainstream re-introduction of the Cooper model in later years. Also the last of the carb-fed Cooper models.




2000 Rover Mini Cooper 1.3i (aka: the model I own)

And from the first Mini’s to the last. The final version of the ‘Classic’ Mini was actually branded as a ‘Mini’ (unlike the ‘65 Austin Cooper already in-game). It had a Multi-Point fuel-injected version of the 1275cc A-series engine and quite the biggest selection of colour-options available on the Mini. Plus the ‘Sport Pack’ wide arches and 13” wheels as an option (though many say the standard 12” wheels gave better handling). It was also the last version of the ‘Classic’ Mini to be officially run in motor-sport (1994-1998) at the Monte-Carlo rally. Needs an extra ‘paint group’ for the wheel-arches so they can be either body-coloured or black).



Upgrade Pre-set: Sports-Pack 13” wheels and wide arches (as the ‘Wide-body’ option.



Optional 2 and 4 ‘driving lights’ in front of the grill. (+rally ‘kibble’ including the Group A light pod on the bonnet, bespoke to this model for competition).




1969 Mini Moke

Would be a brilliant add for the off-road class or cult-classics. Mini running-gear married to a ‘mini-jeep’ chassis. Very customisable, very cool. Had the same engine choices as the Mini’s already in game.



Upgrade parts: spot-lights, roof-frame (up and down).


1965 Mini Marcos

For those that don’t know; the Marcos was a kit-car coupe body, assembled using running-gear from a Mini. Cool little cars, and one of the few British cars of the time to win its class at Le Mans (though for a French-run team...probably why it didn’t get disqualified ‘on a technicality’). Most of the ‘parts’ for the Marcos are already in-game, so would be a good ‘add’ to introduce a different look to the line-up. And would be cool to have the Marcos brand in-game.




1990 Rover RSP Mini Cooper Forza Edt.

Not that impressed with former Mini HE/FE cars in the game, they need more in the way of unique upgrades in my mind. I’d propose a mid-rear engined version of the car (like the Transit Forza Edition) with a rollcage, RWD and wide-arches in the style of a ‘Z-cars’ modified Mini. Could have the 1340cc bike engine, 2013 Ford Focus ST, Honda Civic VVT Turbo engines as options.




Engine-swap options:

A more common Honda engine-swap tends to be the 1.6 VTEC engine from the ‘97 Civic rather than trying to wedge the 2.0l version under the bonnet (this usually necessitates bonnet-modifications/fitting GRP noses to the cars).

2020 Toyota Supra
New Fast and Furious car pack with every car from The Fast and Furious 1 to the new movie Fast and Furious 9 plus new characters like Dom, Brian or Dom

I would like of they like ad some realy rare jdm like the Nissan skyline gts r33 type m (or just a 4 Dour ver of it) or the tommy kaira r33 and like the r33 400r for like the 400 promo thing and like a evolution 6.5 tommi makinen edtion
We dont want a caterham forza edition give us real cars that af rare for fe edition not cars that we dont want please