[Doug]

Perhaps we'll be seeing some of these as 1:32 slot cars soon:

Imagine a gaggle of these in a class race:
The Toyota Motor Triathlon Race Car (MTRC)

Something for the F&F3 fans:
Peugeot 407 'Silhouette'

What about a Lamborghini roadster:
You can now do 330km/h in a Murciélago with the wind in your hair.

 

[sprint]

The Toyota seems a Tamiya 4wd ( perhaps they have copied from it! )

Ciao

 

[Tropi]

Is there any more information on The Toyota Motor Triathlon Race Car (MTRC)?

 

[Doug]

Here is some info on Pistonheads (with a few more photos). Perhaps Scott can organise a ride

 

[Tropi]

LOL @ "Pistonheads" - it's pure electric power and not a piston in sight!

Kinda cute though.

 

[Doug]

MASERATI MCC

We've seen this before:

A few new shots from Geneva:

This looks like a really fun car. Proteus or Slot.it

 

[JohnP]

QUOTE (Nuro @ 1 Mar 2004, 11:50 PM)Perhaps we'll be seeing some of these as 1:32 slot cars soon:

Imagine a gaggle of these in a class race:
The Toyota Motor Triathlon Race Car (MTRC)

Thingies are back!

 

[Mecoprop]

I love the Maserati
There is something so incredibly attractive about plain black cars, especially when they are so few and far between, either on the road or on the circuit.

 

[Difflock]

QUOTE (Nuro @ 3 Mar 2004, 11:00 AM)This looks like a really fun car. Proteus or Slot.it

Nah! 1:1 scale with a tax disc and insurance!! SWEEET! The local villagers would s*** themselves. Mind you, I might when I stamp on the accelerator!

Mark.

 

[Scott]

Just back from Geneva Show. Yes you can all have a drive in the MTRC - it is in the new GT4 PS2 game due out in the autumn. We had a demo with the car on rough and Fuji circuit.

Back to catching up on the week's posts...

Scott

 

[Difflock]

Assuming GT4 has the option to purchase go-faster bits (as per previous incarnations), then I wonder if you can get bigger batteries for the MTRC ?

Roll on autumn!

Mark.