Civetta Bolide

whoever made that must also be a great music producer

 

I'm pretty confident that they've addressed the Jbeam as well as bringing it up to date with the standard of the other cars with the teaser splash screen we got with the last update.
I'm not sure if you've ever been behind the wheel of an exotic car from that era or hell, a Lotus Elise, but the driver fitment is usually pretty cramp and awkward.

 

but the bolide is literally impossible to fit in thats the issue

 

proves that the bolide has become so outdated that the wip bolide shown was far from finished

 

Sounds like typical Italian engineering design to me.

 

are you okay or just based?

 

Sorry for the bump, but...

Now that we have the Bolide remaster, I literally can't stop thinking about if this car was in Gran Turismo. Like, imagine:
'Civetta Bolide LM Race Car '82'
How cool would that be?

 

sad that gran turismo's arent moddable
but it would be VERY cool.

 

Well, finally we have convertible in game.

 

Why doesn't the homologation 390GT Strada have a livery like the 390GT and 320GTT?
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because it's a production/homologation model, it's made for the road

 

I meant like the liveries on the 350GT and 320GTT-

 

does it need to have the same livery?

 

the hopper (and maybe wigeon?) also kind of count.

 

It looks like a modified 350 without it, not a proper special-edition model. It's really just nitpicking, I think it looks bland without it

 

So basically like almost if not every special editions from that era. They usually don't have any specific markings but if so they had just small details like painted trims or badges.

 

For some reason the color isn't saved when you save a Bolide config. Also, when using the rally rear fenders and normal rear body (such as on the Strada), one or both of the panel gaps between the roof and fenders expands at random. The vented hoods are slightly too wide for the normal/rally front fenders, causing ugly z-fighting at the edges. Finally, the gauge backgrounds seem to get darker when you turn the lights on.