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Originally Posted by hayden55
Makes me wonder how GM, Toyota, and Ford can all make such ugly cars (talking hybrid/EV here) yet the Toyotas are the only ones with decent drag coefficients. lol
*cough* 0.25 vs 0.33s+ *cough*
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I find the Ford Fusion to be attractive. It looks like an Aston Martin. I've read .275 for that one. Prius verges on unattractive. I don't really remember any GM vehicle, so that probably means it's neither attractive or unattractive.
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Originally Posted by freebeard
Agreed the graphics leave room for improvement.
On some new Xbox with ray-tracing offloaded from the GPU, you get atmospheric effects like rain. We may be living in a simulation anyway.
Like I said, I'm not part of the video game generation but according to Wikipedia there're 20 demoliton derby video games. All I know is the pool of neat old cars is smaller. Except the 1964-66 Imperial: |
A demolition derby with modern cars wouldn't be too exciting because they'd all die on the first hit. I drove an '85 Volvo that probably would have held up reasonably well. We've got that Buick Riviera that would probably dominate.
One of my favorite games at Wonderland arcade as a kid was demolition derby. I downloaded the rom so I can play on a PC, but I haven't been a gamer in about 5 years or so.