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GT-HS
by ::nica::
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Need for Speed Underground 2Car: Toyota Celica GT-S Date added: Saturday, 14. March 2009 Description: "A suitable sports car for the 21st Century The GT-HS incorporates hybrid capability while maintaining sports car essentials, such as a sleek profile, lightweight aero-dynamic materials, and an advanced high-output powertrain for revolutionary acceleration and optimal performance. This 21st century sports car is fun-to-drive with eco-friendly benefits such as ultra-low emissions and fuel efficiency. The FT-HS appeals to an emerging buyer who grew up eco-conscious and perceives technology as a necessity, not a luxury. This two-plus-two concept is a front-engine, rear-drive sports car with a projected zero-to-60 acceleration in the four-second range. A powerful V6, 3.5L-engine is coupled with a 21st century sports hybrid system with a target power output of approximately 400-horsepower. At a mid-priced market position, GT-HS would be a true “attainable exotic” with 21st Century performance." Tags The Entry's Categories
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Stats Views: 2012 Duels won: 0/0  [CTC 14] Concept Challenge 1. place Favourites
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by MisterB
on 18. March 2009 01:19 • Given 5*
Agree ^ 
by traverso
on 18. March 2009 18:49 • Given 5*
Is nice and cool, but I wonder how it should look with the body vinyls and base paint suggested in the rules. Hummm.... 
Last edited: 2009-03-18 18:03:16. Edited 1 time(s) in total.
by baumaxx1
on 18. March 2009 22:45 • Given 5*
Nica, showroom stars don't always matter. This could be the best ride here, and outside of this challenge it would be just as jaw dropping despite the lack of vinyls. 
by ::nica::
on 18. March 2009 23:22
Yeah, but this cars can be rated and commented just by those that took the voting tour so if you get a good comment and 5* this could give you a big clue about the stars you've got in the challenge...
by baumaxx1
on 20. March 2009 23:29 • Given 5*
Showroom and Challenge voting patterns can be wildly different. It all depends on the showroom politics that come into play, and voting habits. I find that challenge votes are much more critical. One car can receive 5* for example, but that user might give a maximum mark of 8/10 to any ride. In an anonymous challenge, there's no bias, and you'll be surprised how critical users can become. Even the ones that constantly dish out 5*s may only really give 1 or 2 tens sometimes.
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