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Porsche 911 Turbo

*Not to be confused with the 911 Carrera 4S or 911 GT2 RS*

The **Porsche 911 Turbo** (also known as the **Porsche 911 Type 930** and the **911 Turbo 3.0**) is a classic two-door sports coupé produced by German automaker Porsche.

## Description

The Porsche 911 Turbo is an iconic car that was made in the 1970s. At the time of it's introduction, it was the fastest production car in Germany. It is the first of two classic cars to be playable in the Gear.Club series, the other being the Ford GT40. The 911 Turbo appears in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Porsche Edition.

### History

In the 1960s and 70s, Porsche was experimenting with turbocharging their racecars. Chairman Ernest Fuhrmann turbocharged a 911 Carrera RS, creating what Porsche dubbed the 911 Type 930. It was later renamed to the 911 Turbo 3.0 as it was introduced at the 1974 Paris Auto Show and later was sold in the North American market. The Turbo 3.0 ended production in 1977, and Porsche ran a seocond run with a 3.3L engine until 1989. The Turbo name continues to be used on a handful of Porsche 911 models to this day.

The Porsche 911 Turbo features a 3.0L flat-six engine with a maximum power output of 256 horsepower. The 911 Turbo is equipped with a 4-speed manual gearbox. The car has a top speed of 156 mph, a 0-60 time of 4.9 seconds, and an average braking distance of 112 feet.

## In-Game

The Porsche 911 Turbo appears as a A3 category car.  It only appears in Gear.Club Unlimited 2 - Porsche Edition, but it can be added to Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 by purchasing the Porsche Series Pack.

The 911 Turbo is not available at any dealership. The car can only be unlocked by completing the Porsche Series special event, which is included as part of Porsche Edition. Players who complete the difficult event will unlock the car and a special edition for it.

### Performance

The Porsche 911 Turbo may be a classic vehicle, but that does not necessarily mean has poor performance. One one hand, the car has quick acceleration which continues into the mid-range, meaning it reaches it's top speed fairly easily. It also has shown to drift surprisingly well for it's type, and also means it can be a suitable car for Rally races. It also has a high performance index (PI), which gives it much more upgrade potential.

On the flip side, the 911 Turbo has somewhat poor handling. This, coupled with low power, can cause the car to spin out at times. And while it has good acceleration and reaches it's top speed easily, the car has a below average top speed for its class. Upgrades in the Performance Shop will significantly improve, but will not completely fix, these issues.

### Customization

The Porsche 911 Turbo has one body kit. This kit vaguely resembles a Rauh-Welt (RWB) kit, and can be used as a substitute. Like all cars in Unlimited 2, it can receive custom paint and wraps.

The 911 Turbo has one special edition which is unlocked with the normal car upon completing the Porsche Series. The 911 Turbo "Race Spirit" adds an orange racing wrap with sponsors to the car, and is reminiscent of the Porsche 934 racecar.
Abarth

**Abarth & C. S.p.A.** is a Italian sports car manufacturer and tuner. It is a subdivision of FIAT.

## Description

Abarth is a subsidiary of FIAT (which is in turn a subdivision of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles) that takes FIAT models and rebuilds them into sports cars. They are then rebranded and sold as Abarth models. Its logo is a shield with a stylized scorpion on a yellow and red background.

### History

Abarth was founded by Carlo Abarth, a racing manager, in 1949 in Bologna, Italy. The company began competing in various motorsport events, and paid for it's racing operations by selling performance parts and packages for FIAT and Lancia vehicles. In 1951, the company relocated to Turin, Italy.

Carlo sold Abarth to FIAT in 1971, and the company became FIAT's motorsport division. Abarth was shut down in 1980, and resurrected in 2007 to make high-performance versions of FIAT vehicles.

## Current Operations

Abarth's current focus is to make high-performance versions of FIAT vehicles. They currently only produce three models: the Abarth 500 and 500C, and the 124 Spider.

## Vehicles

See also: Category:Abarth

Abarth has one vehicle appearing in the Gear.Club series:

* Abarth 695 Biposto
McLaren

**McLaren Automotive** (commonly known as **McLaren**) is a British automobile manufacturer headquartered in Woking, England.

## Description

McLaren Automotive was founded by Ron Dennis and produces a wide range of mid-engine sports cars and supercars. They are most well-known for the McLaren F1 model. They are a subsidiary of the highly-successful McLaren Formula One team.

### History

McLaren began as the Formula One team, founded by Bruce McLaren after gaining success as a Le Mans Ford GT40 driver. Many years after Bruce's passing, Ron Dennis created a manufacturer under McLaren's name to run with the Formula One team. After creating the McLaren F1, the company grew rapidly and cemented them as a supercar manufacturer.

McLaren did not produce any new vehicles until 2010 with the McLaren 12C. Since then, they have manufactured a steady stream of vehicle models, including several limited-production models. They have also found McLaren Special Operations (MSO) to re-tool their existing vehicles, and McLaren GT to manage their activities in endurance racing.

## Current Operations

McLaren continues to produce high-end sports cars, supercars, and hypercars. Their main models include the McLaren 570S and the 720S. The company also has an expansion plan dubbed "Track22" which aims to release 18 new cars in the next coming years. In addition to their main models, they also have made several limited-production hypercars such as the McLaren P1, Senna, and Speedtail.

## Vehicles

See also: Category:McLaren

McLaren has seven vehicles appearing in the Gear.Club series.

* McLaren 570S
* McLaren 570S GT4
* McLaren 12C
* McLaren 675LT
* McLaren 720S
* McLaren 720S GT3
* McLaren P1
BMW Z4 Motorsport

The **BMW Z4 Motorsport** is a racecar and heavily modified racing variant of the BMW Z4 Roadster made by BMW for use in touring racing.

## Description

The BMW Z4 Motorsport is a modified special edition of the BMW Z4. It has a custom body kit, spoilers, and racing paint. It appears in Gear.Club: True Racing, but can be added to Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 through the Tracks Edition expansion.

### History

While the BMW Z4 Motorsport is not directly based on any real-life touring car, the body kit resembles the BMW Z4 GT3 which raced from 2010 to 2016. The car won the 2010 Dubai 24 Hour endurance race.

The Z4 Motorsport has different specifications than the Z4 Roadster. It has a V8 engine instead of a V4 with a power output of 515 horsepower, quite powerful for an A2 class car. It has a top speed of 161 mph and an acceleration rate of 4.4 seconds. It is also approximately 1,000 pounds lighter than the standard Z4.

## In-Game

The Z4 Motorsport is exclusive to True Racing, although it is currently hidden and not found at any dealership. The only known way to acquire one is through a limited-run in-app purchase that appears early on in the game. It costs $1.99 USD and also adds some extra credits and gold.

### Performance

If the player does manage to find a Z4 Motorsport, it will not let them down. This car, as expected, has amplified performance of the Z4 Roadster. It has a higher top speed, quicker acceleration, more power, and less weight. It is immensely powerful for an A2 category car. It has just about the same drifting capabilities. The car's great performance probably explains why it is incredibly difficult to attain.

All these traits make the Z4 Motorsport a track-only car. It is tuned for events on asphalt and should not be used for off-road events. Rally tuning may help, but in the end, it will not be able to compete with the more suitable rally cars in the A2 category.

### Customization

The Z4 Motorsport is a special edition vehicle and cannot be physically customized in any way. It already comes with a modified version of the racing body kit that can be applied to the standard Z4.

The Z4 Motorsport does not have alternate paint schemes. Its paint features a black body with white and orange trim, as well as BMW M, Xenon Lamp, and Millenium Esports logos.

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Porsche 718 Boxster GTS

The **Porsche 718 Boxster GTS** is a two-door, two-seat roadster and sports car made by German automaker Porsche.

## Description

The Porsche 718 Boxster GTS is a popular sports car. The car model and name "718" pays homage to when the original Porsche 718 racecar won the Targa Florio in 1960. Porsche also introduced the 718 Cayman model which also appears in the Gear.Club series. The 718 Boxster GTS only appears in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

### History

   The first generations on the Boxster was introduced in 1996, before it had the "718" designation in it's name. That was brought along in 2016 when Porsche unveiled the 982 generation for the Boxster and Cayman. Because the 718 Boxster/Cayman has lost two cylinders, going from a naturally aspirated flat-6 engine to a turbocharged flat-4 engine, the name is meant to evoke a racing series that was won by a light car which outmaneuvered the cars with more powerful engines

The 718 Boxster GTS features a 2.0L turbocharged flat-4 boxer engine that produces a impressive 414 horsepower and has a top speed of 180 mph. Transmission choices are either a 6-speed manual or 7-speed PDK automatic. The car has a 0-60 time of 4.6 seconds.

## In-Game

The Porsche 718 Boxster GTS appears in Gear.Club Unlimited 2 as a B1 class car and therefore can be bought at the B1 Car Dealership. The car costs 190,500 credits.

### Performance

The Porsche 718 Boxster GTS is a very good car, rivaling the speed and handling of the Lotus Exige S. It has a high power output for it's small size, making it as powerful as it is nimble. This makes it able to remain competitive on straight roads with muscle cars like the Dodge Challenger R/T.

It is important to know that the 718 Boxster is not suited for Rally races. The car does not perform well off asphalt. Rally tuning can improve this, but it is still not recommended.

### Customization

The 718 Boxster GTS has one body kit. This makes the car look and feel like a racecar, with extended fenders, large intakes, and a large spoiler.

The 718 Boxster GTS does not have any special editions.
Slipgate Ironworks

**Slipgate Ironworks** is a Danish video game developer based in Aalborg, Denmark. It was founded in 2010 as Interceptor Entertainment by Frederik Schreiber.

Interceptor Entertainment's first project was a fan remake for Duke Nukem 3D, however it was never completed.

Since then, Slipgate Ironworks has also worked on *Rise of the Triad*, *Bombshell*, *Rad Rodgers*, *Devil's Hunt*, *Ancestors Legacy*, *Daymare: 1998*, *Wrath: Aeon of Ruin*, and *Kingpin: Reloaded*.
Nissan GT-R LM NISMO

*Not to be confused with the Nissan GT-R NISMO.*

The **Nissan GT-R LM NISMO** is a prototype endurance racecar produced by Nissan's motorsport division NISMO.

## Description

The Nissan GT-R LM NISMO is an endurance racecar that competed only once in the 2015 24 Hours of Le Mans. It's name comes from the Nissan GT-R, however it is unrelated to the latter. It is one of two prototype cars in the Gear.Club series along with the Porsche 919 Hybrid. The GT-R LM NISMO appears in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition.

### History

Designer Ben Bowlby was tasked by Nissan to design an endurance racecar. He created the plan for the Nissan GT-R LM NISMO, and Nissan announced the project in 2014. After some testing, three examples of the car were entered into the 2015 24 Hours of Le Mans. Two cars had to withdraw due to mechanical issues, while the third finished, however was not classified as it failed to complete 70% of the race winning car's race distance. The LM NISMO has not been raced since.

The Nissan GT-R LM NISMO uses a 3.0L twin-turbocharged V6 engine. It also has an energy recovery system using flywheels that, when in use, can help the car generate up to 1,250 horsepower. It has a 5-speed sequential manual transmission. The GT-R LM NISMO has a top speed of 229 mph, a 0-60 time of 2 seconds, and a braking distance of roughly T75 feet.

## In-Game

   The Nissan GT-R LM NISMO appears as a D3 category car, and it can be bought at the D3 Car Dealership for 2,000,000 credits. It only appears in Gear.Club Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition, but it can be added Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 by purchasing the Tracks Edition DLC. The GT-R LM NISMO is restricted to the Endurance Series, for the Group D races.

### Performance

   The Nissan GT-R LM NISMO is one of the best endurance cars in the game. It has similar performance to the Porsche 919 Hybrid. While the 919 has more speed, better acceleration, and less weight, the LM NISMO is more powerful maneuverable. It is still important to maintain control over the car in a race, since it's large size could allow smaller, less powerful racecars like the Mercedes-AMG GT3 and McLaren 570S GT4 to overtake it.

The GT-R LM NISMO comes fully upgraded, and therefore cannot be further improved.

### Customization

The Nissan GT-R LM NISMO cannot be physically customized or repainted. It comes with it's racing wrap which features NISMO, Motul, and Michelin stickers. The LM NISMO also does not have any special editions.
Mercedes-AMG GT3

The **Mercedes-AMG GT3** is an endurance racecar and grand tourer by Mercedes-AMG, a division of Mercedes-Benz.

## Description

The Mercedes-AMG GT3 is a racecar that is heavily based on the Mercedes-AMG GT-Class. As the name suggests, the car is built for the FIA Group GT3 championships. It has won quite a few races, perhaps the most notable being at the 2016 24 Hours Nürburgring. The Mercedes-AMG GT3 appears in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition.

### History

Mercedes-AMG presented the GT3 racecar at the 2015 Geneva Motor Show, to serve as the successor to the Mercedes-AMG SLS GT3 for the company's Group GT3 operations. The Mercedes-AMG GT3 is still produced in limited numbers, and as of 2019, 130 GT3s have been built. The cars have competed in 24 Hours Nürburgring, 24 Hours of Daytona, IMSA SportsCar Championship, Super GT Championship, and more. Mercedes-AMG has also introduced the GT4, which is also based on the GT-Class.

The Mercedes-AMG GT3 sports the M159 6.2L V8 engine, which is naturally-aspirated. The engine is rated a 550 horsepower. It also has the same AMG SpeedShift 7-speed dual-clutch transmission as the GT-Class. The Mercedes-AMG GT3 has a top speed of 205 mph, a 0-60 time of 3.6 seconds, and an average braking distance of 83 feet.

## In-Game

The Mercedes-AMG GT3 appears in the game as a category C2 car. It only appears in Gear.Club Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition, but it can be added Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 by purchasing the Tracks Edition DLC. It can be found in the D1 Car Dealership for 650,000 credits. The GT3 can only compete in the Endurance Series in the Group C competition.

### Performance

The Mercedes-AMG GT3 is better-performing than it lets on. It essentially carries over the quality of the Mercedes-AMG GT S to the Endurance Series. The GT3 has an average top speed and (slightly) below average acceleration, but it has impressive handling and steering. It is certainly outperformed by prototype cars like the Porsche 919 Hybrid, but the versatile nature of the GT3 could allow it to overtake such larger cars.

That said, there are still some areas of improvement for the GT3. Both it's short and mid-range acceleration can be improved, engine and gearbox upgrades should improve both simultaneously. It's top speed could also be upgraded to become above average.

### Customization

The Mercedes-AMG GT3 cannot be physically customized or repainted. It already comes with it's 2016 racing paint, which features yellow and silver paint as well as Mercedes-AMG logos. The GT3 does not have any special editions.
Lotus Exige S

238500 C (Unlimited 2)

The **Lotus Exige S** is a two-seat sports car produced by Lotus Cars.

## Description

The Lotus Exige S is an improved variant of the standard Lotus Exige, and is intended to be a coupe-styled version of the Lotus Elise roadster. it appears in all Gear.Club games to date, Gear.Club: True Racing, Gear.Club: Unlimited, and Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

### History

The first edition Exige S was announced by Lotus in 2006 and first sold for the 2007 model year. Compared to the Lotus Elise, it is faster, more powerful, and lighter. After a final edition in 2011, Lotus immediately announced a new version of the Exige S in 2012 with better performance. A roadster version to supplement the coupe version was released in 2013 (the coupe version appears in Gear.Club). The coupe Exige S remained in production until 2015, the roadster until 2016. Other versions of the Exige remain in production, however.

Like the Elise, the engine is originally from Toyota. A supercharged, intercooled V6 generating 345 horsepower, impressive for it's small frame. Transmission is a 6-speed manual only. The Exige S can reach 167 mph tops and hit 60 mph in 3.9 seconds.

## In-Game

The Exige S appears in Gear.Club True Racing and Gear.Club Unlimited as a B1 class car and can be found at the B1 dealership for 125,000 credits to 144,000, depending on the game. In Gear.Club Unlimited 2, the Exige S is a B2 category car and can be bought at the corresponding dealer.

### Performance

Like the Elise and the Lotus Evora, the Exige has outstanding handling, a product of a lot of power and little weight. It has the best handling of any car in the B1 class. It is not the quickest car in the class, however. For tracks with lots of turns and fewer straightaways, the Exige S is the perfect option.

That being said, the Exige S is purely a road car. It is a poor choice for Rally tracks. It is simply not made for the purpose, it is not strong enough. For a B1 rally car, consider the Dodge Challenger or the BMW M4.

### Customization

Currently, in Gear.Club True Racing and Unlimited, the Exige S cannot be physically customized. The only way to personalize the car is to take it to the Paint Workshop.

The Exige S has two exclusively-painted editions. The Exige S "English Racing" is the dedicated racing paint for the standard car. It features gray and dark green paint, the number 50 emblazoned on the sides and hood, and Fallingrass logos at the rear. It can be bought at the dealer in True Racing, and is included as part of the Checkers Pack DLC for Unlimited 2. The Lotus Exige LC2 adds some trim to the Exige S with gray and red racing paint. It is hidden in True Racing but can be bought at the dealer in Unlimited.
AC 378 GT

331000 C (Unlimited 2)

The **AC 378 GT** (also known as the **378 GT Z** and the **378 GT Zagato**) is a lightweight, two-seat grand tourer jointly built by AC Cars and Italian design company Zagato.

## Description

The 378 GT is designed by Zagato, built by Hi-Tech Automotive in South Africa, and badged as an AC Cars product. It appears in Gear.Club: True Racing, Gear.Club: Unlimited, and Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

### History

Zagato first showed the car in 2009, at the time when it was known as the Perana Z-One. AC soon took over and named it the 378 GT Z. Production commenced at the end of 2012 and is still being built in low volume. It is only available on-demand.

The 378 GT is powered by the same V8 engine used by the Chevrolet Camaro. It generates up to 437 horsepower, quite impressive for a car of it's class and design. The car can reach a maximum speed of 186 mph with an acceleration rate of 4 s. It also has one of the best braking distances, able to come to a complete stop from 60 mph in 72 feet.

## In-Game

The AC 378 GT is a B3 class car and can be found at the corresponding B3 car dealership for 190,000 credits in True Racing, 423,000 credits in Unlimited, or 331,000 credits in Unlimited 2.

### Performance

The 378 GT is one of the better cars in the B3 class. It is able to combine light weight with a lot of power. This, combined with its responsive handling, makes it quite a good drifter. It suffers a little on straightaways, its below-average top speed and mid-range acceleration does not match with the Mercedes GT S and the BMW M6.

Although this car is frequently seen on rally tracks during League events and other multiplayer events, it should not be used for this purpose. Many assume that the 378 GT's high horsepower will compensate for its weight during rallies, this is not the case. It simply does not have the weight and traction to stay competitive on dirt tracks. If looking for a B3 rally car, consider the BMW M6.

### Customization

The 378 GT has one body kit. It adds fender flares, new front and rear bumpers, and new side skirts. Spoilers and rims can also be changed. The kit is presumably supposed to resemble a touring car.

The 378 GT has one special edition. The 378 GT TRIBUTE has light blue paint and white stripes, and the number 64 on the sides and hood. It makes the 378 GT look like a classic racecar. The 378 GT TRIBUTE is often bought more often than the normal edition. The 378 GT TRIBUTE can be bought at the B3 dealer in True Racing and Unlimited, but is not yet available in Unlimited 2.

In the Ace Of The Road Pack for Unlimited 2, a new special edition is added: The 378 GT "Polynesia". This special edition adds a tropical-themed wrap with flowers to the car.
McLaren 12C

560500 C (Unlimited 2)

The **McLaren 12C** is a two-seat supercar made by British manufacturer McLaren.

## Description

The McLaren 12C appears in all three Gear.Club games, Gear.Club: True Racing, Gear.Club: Unlimited, and Gear.Club: Unlimited 2. The 12C is notable for being McLaren Automotive's first production vehicle since the discontinuation of the McLaren F1. The car was originally called the "MP4-12C" but was shortened to simply "12C" in its later production years. Production of the car ceased in 2014.

### History

McLaren began developing the 12C in 2007. They used a Ferrari 360 and an Ultima GTR as test vehicles. in 2008, McLaren hired successful car designer Frank Stephenson to lead the design of the new car. The final product was unveiled in 2009. The techniques used in the 12C remain an integral part of modern McLaren vehicles.

The 12C uses a carbon fiber body like the F1. It is powered by the M383T twin-turbocharged V8 engine, rated at 592 horsepower. The 12C has a top speed of 206 mph, a 0-60 rate of 3.3 seconds, and a braking distance of roughly 100 ft.

## In-Game

In all three games that it appears in, the 12C is a C2 category car and can be found at the C2 Car Dealership. The price varies between games, it costs 360,000 credits in True Racing, 790,000 in Unlimited, and 560,500 C in Unlimited 2.

### Performance

The 12C is a player favorite because of its outstanding performance. Like most other McLarens in the series, it has great acceleration and speed. The downside is that the 12C, like the McLaren 570S, has an oversteering issue that may cause the car to spin out. This can be corrected with the help of tuning in the Performance Shop.

Despite this, the 12C beats out nearly every other car in the C2 class in terms of performance, save for the Pagani Huayra and Zonda.

### Customization

The McLaren 12C is one of the few cars to not have a full body kit. The front and rear bumper, side skirts, and rims can be modified in the Cosmetic Workshop.

The 12C has two special edition paints. The McLaren 12C "Red Racing" covers the standard car in gray paint, with a single red pinstripe and McLaren logos. The McLaren 12C "Yellow 63" is very similar to "Red Racing" except with a yellow pinstripe and the number 63 prominently displayed on the car's doors. "Red Racing" is exclusive to True Racing, and can be bought at the C2 dealer for Gold. Likewise, "Yellow 63" is exclusive to Unlimited and can be bought at its C2 dealer.
Pagani Zonda R

The **Pagani Zonda R** is a an endurace racecar produced by Italian car manufacturer Pagani.

## Description

The Pagani Zonda R is the endurance racing version of the Pagani Zonda Cinque roadster. The Zonda R features an aero body kit and a bigger spoiler than it's counterpart. Only 15 examples of the Zonda R were made. It appears in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition.

### History

The Pagani Zonda R debuted at the 2007 Geneva Motor Show and entered production in 2009.  The bodywork and aerodynamics have been altered to offer maximum down-force, featuring a longer front bonnet with flaps, a closed underbody and a new rear overhang with adjustable rear wing and race-derived diffuser. Horacio Pagani has suggested that the Zonda R is a testbed for the Pagani Huayra.

The Pagani Zonda R uses the Mercedes-AMG M120 V12 engine derived for the CLK GTR. The engine generates 740 horsepower and has a top speed of 217 mph. It uses an Xtrac 6-speed sequential manual transmission with a 0-60 time of 3 seconds.

## In-Game

The Pagani Zonda R appears in Gear.Club as a C2 category car and can only be used in the Endurace Series in Group C races. Like most cars in Tracks Edition, the Zonda R cannot be purchased at a dealership, the player will need to own the Zonda Cinque to use the Zonda R.

### Performance

The Pagani Zonda R is not much improved over the Zonda Cinque, but this is not a negative, quite the opposite. The Zonda R has great handling and speed, and improved acceleration which carries over to the mid-range due to an improved engine.

The Zonda R is a well-performing car, but is overall average within Group C. For that reason, it is still recommended to upgrade this car in the Circuit Workshop. The Zonda R will expect competition from the McLaren 570S GT4 and the Dodge Viper ACR, as well as upgraded Ford GT40s.

### Customization

The Pagani Zonda R cannot be owned and therefore cannot be physically customized or repainted. It comes with it's aero kit and it's racing paint, which is partially reused from the Zonda Cinque.
Bentley Continental GT V8 S

## Bentley Continental GT

185500 C (Unlimited 2)

The **Bentley Continental GT V8 S** is a luxury car and grand tourer made by Bentley.

## Description

The Bentley Continental GT is the modern reimagining of the luxury vehicle of the same name built in the 1950s and 60s. It appears in all three games but in True Racing it a premium vehicle and can be only purchased with Gold. It appears in all three Gear.Club games, Gear.Club: True Racing, Gear.Club: Unlimited, and Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

In Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition, the Continental's endurance racing counterpart, the Bentley Continental GT3-R is playable.

### History

The Continental as it exists now was first introduced by Rolls-Royce (whom Bentley was a subsidiary at the time) as the "Concept Java". Bentley was then acquired by Volkswagen and the Continental was first shown at the 2003 Geneva Motor Show.

The Continental GT has a twin-turbocharged V8 engine made in part by Audi giving it a respectable 500 horsepower. It also has a cylinder deactivation system that will cut off half the cylinders when they are not needed to save fuel. It has an 8-speed automatic transmission.

## In-Game

The Bentley Continental is for sale at the B1 category car dealership. It costs 850 gold in True Racing, 180,000 credits in Unlimited, or 185,500 credits in Unlimited 2.

### Performance

The Bentley Continental is a solid car. As expected from a grand tourer, it is fast and smooth on asphalt. Luxury is heavily emphasized on this car, not sport/racing performance, so it is not the best track car out there.

At the start, the Continental is a terrible rally car. But, using the Rally Workshop, it can be heavily improved. Again, it's lower durability will hinder it's performance in this area, so a tougher vehicle like the Dodge Challenger is a better option for a B1 class rally car.

### Customization

The Continental has two body kits. Either one gives the stock model a more aerodynamic look, depending on which one the player prefers. Like all the other vehicles, it has multiple other spoiler and rim mods.

Currently, the Continental has no special editions.
Jaguar F-Type R

247000 C (Unlimited 2)

The **Jaguar F-Type R** is a two-seat sports coupe manufactured by Jaguar.

## Description

The Jaguar F-Type R is the spiritual successor to the infamous Jaguar E-Type. It is also nearly identical to the Jaguar C-X16, an electric concept car. It appears in Gear.Club: True Racing, Gear.Club: Unlimited, and Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

### History

The F-Type nameplate has been used several times before its current form. The first use was back in 1986 as a concept car replacement for the XJ-S that never become a reality. Another F-Type concept was shown off in 2000. At the 2012 Paris Motor Show, the F-Type Convertible was unveiled followed by the F-Type Coupe. Production continues to this day, however, the F-Type will receive a new look in 2021.

The F-Type R is powered by a 5.0 L V8 engine with an impressive 550 horsepower and a top speed of 186 mph. The F-Type R can accelerate to 60 mph in just about 4 seconds and brake in 112 feet. It can be equipped with either a 6-speed manual transmission or an 8-speed automatic.

## In-Game

In the Gear.Club series, the F-Type R is a B2 category car that can be bought at the B2 car dealer. It costs 165,000 credits in True Racing, 300,000 credits in Unlimited, and 247,000 credits in Unlimited 2.

### Performance

The F-Type R is an all-rounder car for asphalt races. It is faster than the Chevy Corvette and the Mercedes C 63 S, but it is lacking in handling due to its heavier weight than the latter. Because of this, it is a good idea to reduce the car's weight in the Body Workshop to increase its competitiveness.

As for off-road events, the F-Type R's power output makes it a surprisingly effective rally car. On its own, it could likely catch up with any other B2. If the player intends to use it solely for this purpose, rally tuning is recommended.

### Customization

Currently, in True Racing and Unlimited, the F-Type R cannot be physically customized except for the rims. However, it is the only car to have the "British Racing Green" paint option.

The F-Type R has two special editions, although they are very similar. The F-Type R Race Spirit and the F-Type R ELITE GTS both add racing flair to the standard vehicle. Both feature red and silver paint, Jaguar Racing logos, and other sponsors. The ELITE GTS paint has a vinyl of an actual jaguar on the side in a pouncing motion. Race Spirit is hidden in True Racing and can be bought for credits at the B2 dealership in Unlimited. ELITE GTS is only in True Racing and Unlimited 2. It is at the B2 dealer in True Racing, and In Unlimited 2 it is included in the Arrows Pack DLC.
BMW

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**Bayerische Motoren Werke AG** (English: Bavarian Motor Works, **BMW**) is a German multinational automobile manufacturer based in Munich, Germany.

## Description

BMW makes a variety of automobiles primarily sedans, SUVs, and other family cars. It has several sub-brands and subsidiaries. BMW M (formerly BMW Motorsport) makes high-performance variants of its base models. BMW i makes electric vehicles such as the i8 supercar. MINI is a separate business that builds hatchbacks like the iconic MINI Cooper.

### History

BMW was founded in 1916 by Karl Rapp as *Rapp Motorenwerke*. The BMW name was given in 1922. BMW originally produced miscellaneous mechanical parts such as aircraft engines and railway brakes. BMW's first car was the 3/15, colloquially referred to as the Dixi.

During World War II, against the wishes of many of it's employees, BMW used forced labor from concentration camps. Their factories were routinely bombed for this reason. After the war, they were forbidden from making motor vehicles and had to survive by making household items.

BMW made a comeback in the 1950s producing luxury saloon cars. From the 60s onward, BMW began to establish a presence around the world. It also funded BMW Motorsport (now BMW M) and made several prototype race cars. It briefly owned Land Rover and currently owns MINI and Rolls-Royce.

## Current Operations

BMW currently produces sedans, SUVs, hatchbacks, luxury sedans/coupés, and motorcycles. They also sell various engine parts. In 2018, BMW reported a total production output of 2,541,534 vehicles. Audi, Mercedes, and Volkswagen have been cited as their top three competitors. BMW has also been credited for creating the world's first electric supercar, the i8.

Not including the MINI John Cooper Works, BMW has six cars appearing in the Gear.Club series, two of which are exclusively motorsport cars.

## Vehicles

See also: Category:BMW

BMW has six vehicles appearing in the game, not including those from its subsidiaries.

* BMW Z4 Roadster
* BMW Z4 Motorsport
* BMW M2 Coupé
* BMW M2 CS Racing
* BMW M4 Coupé
* BMW M6 Coupé
Acura

**Acura** is a luxury car manufacturer and a subsidiary of the Honda Motor Company.

## Description

Acura is the luxury subdivision of Honda that exclusively serves the United States, Mexico, Canada, and China (except Hong Kong). All other vehicles outside this range are sold as Honda vehicles. Acura focuses on luxury and high-performance vehicles as opposed to Honda's affordable cars.

### History

The Acura brand was created in 1986, around the same time as Japanese rivals Nissan and Toyota developed their respective Infiniti and Lexus premium brands. The company proved to be successful in it first decade, outselling BMW, Mercedes-Benz, and Lexus. In the 1990s, Acura made numerous sports cars including the NSX Type-S and the Integra Type R.

From 2006 onward, Acura began to focus on luxury SUVs and sedans. In 2017, the company introduced a second run of the NSX as it's flagship sports car. Acura has also gotten involved with motorsport, participating in the IMSA SportsCar Championship with the NSX GT3 and building a series of Le Mans prototypes.

## Current Operations

Acura remains focused on producing luxury family cars such as SUVs, sedans, and executive cars. The Acura NSX is the company's only true high-performance vehicle.

## Vehicles

See also: Category:Acura

Acura has one vehicle appearing in the Gear.Club series:

* Acura NSX
Lotus Elise Motorsport

The **Lotus Elise Motorsport** is a an endurance racecar produced by Lotus Cars and the racing variant of the Lotus Elise 220 Cup.

## Description

The Lotus Elise Motorsport is the fictional racing counterpart of the Elise 220 Cup. It uses a new widebody kit and racing paint, and increased performance compared to the 220 Cup. The Elise Motorsport only appears in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition.

### History

To date, Lotus Cars has not produced a racing version of the third-generation Lotus Elise, and the Elise Motorsport in Gear.Club is not directly based on a real-world counterpart. However, the car does bear similarity to the Lotus Elise Sprint, a track-focused version of the Elise, and the Elise GT1, a one-off endurance racecar.

Technical specs for the Elise Motorsport include a supercharged Toyota 1.8L V4 engine rated at 324 horsepower and allowing a top speed of 156 mph. It has an sequential manual transmission giving it an acceleration rate of 3.7 seconds. It also has an average braking distance of about 107 feet.

## In-Game

The Lotus Elise Motorsport appears in-game as an A2 category car. It can only be used in the Endurance Series, where it can race in Group A races. The Elise Motorsport, like many cars in Tracks Edition, cannot be purchased at a dealership. It is borrowed for the Group B races.

The car is partially upgraded, and once the player has locked it in for the event, it can be upgraded in the car selection menu.

### Performance

The Lotus Elise Motorsport carries over the best traits of the Elise 220 Cup. This includes the car's smooth steering and outstanding handling. This gives it a clear advantage in circuit races. It also has much quicker acceleration than most other Group A cars.

The Elise Motorsport has a below average top speed. This can be problematic on straights. The player can also use the Circuit Workshop to improve this trait, but ultimately, the Elise Motorsport is suited to curvy circuits.

### Customization

The Lotus Elise Motorsport cannot be owned and therefore cannot be physically customized. It comes with a widebody kit and a large GT-styled spoiler. It also has two racing paint schemes: gray and red.
Porsche 918 Spyder

The **Porsche 918 Spyder** is a mid-engine, hybrid supercar made by German car manufacturer Porsche.

## Description

The limited-production Porsche 918 Spyder is one of Porsche's most recognizable models. It serves as the successor the popular Porsche Carrera GT. It is the second hybrid vehicle Porsche has produced. It appears in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

### History

Porsche had many numerous 918 Spyder concepts starting in 2010. The production version was introduced at the 2013 Frankfurt Motor Show. Unlike the concepts, the production 918 Spyder is a plug-in hybrid car. It is considered the pioneer for hybrid supercars. Hence the name, 918 units were produced in total. In 2015, a 918 Spyder set the record for the world's quickest acceleration time with a recorded 0-60 rate of 2.1 seconds.

The 918 Spyder also has a few different modes. E-Drive allows the car to be driven solely on the electric motors, reducing its range to 18 miles. It also has a Race mode which delivers more electric power for increased performance.

The Porsche 918 Spyder features a 4.6L naturally-aspirated V8 engine and two electric motors. The system has a combined power output of 874 horsepower and a top speed of 214 mph. A 7-speed PDK dual-clutch transmission gives the car a 0-60 rate of 2.4 seconds. It has an average braking distance roughly of 100 feet.

## In-Game

The Porsche 918 Spyder appears in Gear.Club Unlimited 2 as a D1 category car, and as such, can be purchased at the corresponding D1 Car Dealership. The 918 Spyder costs 907,500 credits.

### Performance

The Porsche 918 Spyder is quite an exceptional vehicle. It could be considered one of the best vehicles in the D1 category. Not surprisingly, it has one of the quickest acceleration times of any vehicle in the Gear.Club series. It also boasts balanced steering and impressive handling.

The 918 Spyder's top speed is slightly below average. This will likely only be an issue if the car is to be used frequently in multiplayer events and club events, since the 918 Spyder will no doubt be facing heavily upgraded and faster cars.

### Customization

The Porsche 918 Spyder does not have any body kits, but it does have several rim mods that can be applied. Like all cars in Unlimited 2, it can receive custom paint and wraps.

The 918 Spyder does not have any special editions.
W Motors Lykan Hypersport

The **W Motors Lykan Hypersport** is a very expensive car that sucks and gets no where when racing always last place👎•́⁠ ⁠ ⁠‿⁠ ⁠,

## Description

The W Motors Lykan Hypersport is the worst car when trying to be first in races and is pretty much a scam .⁠·⁠´⁠¯⁠`⁠(⁠>⁠▂⁠<⁠)⁠´⁠¯⁠`⁠·⁠.

### History

W Motors is a fairly new company. After it's founding in 1222 they started with the worst car that claims it went 1km/h woah it's pretty good looking but it's very slow don't fall for its good looks:(

The Lykan Hypersport features a 3.7L twin-turbocharged flat-six engine produced by Ruf (similar to the one used in the CTR3) producing an overwhelming 780 horsepower. It also comes with either a 6-speed sequential manual or 7-speed dual-clutch transmission. The car has a top speed of 245 mph, a 0-60 time of 2.8 seconds, and a braking distance of 14 feet.

## In-Game

The Lykan Hypersport appears as a D1 class car in True Racing and Unlimited, and as a D2 class car in Unlimited 2. Obtaining the car is different in each game. While the Lykan is seen in True Racing and reportedly costs 15000 Gold, it is not currently found at any dealership. It could have been earned for free by players who completed the Lykan Hypersport event in 2017. In Unlimited, the car is unlocked by purchasing the Super Cars Pack DLC. In Unlimited 2, it can be bought normally from the D2 dealership for 1,099,500 credits.

### Performance

While the Lykan Hypersport is meant to emphasize luxury over performance, it is an exceptionally well-performing vehicle. The car has a high top speed, but as high as some of the true hypercars in the D class such as the Bugatti Veyron and Koenigsegg Agera RS. The Lykan has good handling, but like the Veyron, it becomes more difficult to control as it reaches higher speeds.

This car has great performance and can serve as an all-rounder for the D1/D2 category. This also means it does not need to be upgraded thoroughly, but it will be necessary if you plan to use this car in multiplayer events, as it will undoubtedly be facing other upgraded hypercars.

### Customization

The Lykan Hypersport currently does not have any physical customization parts or body kits.

The Lykan Hypersport also currently does not have any special editions, but it can be resprayed with special paints in the Paint Workshop.
Ford

**Ford Motor Company** (commonly known as **Ford**) is an American multinational automobile manufacturer founded by the well-known entrepreneur Henry Ford.

## Description

Ford specializes in SUVs and pickup trucks. It is currently still manufacturing sedans, however, they have already announced plans to terminate the line of passenger vehicles. Ford runs Lincoln and it ran Mercury until the company was shut down in 2011.

### History

Founded in 1903, Ford designed many different models of vehicles. They are perhaps most well known for the Model T, the first affordable automobile in the U.S., and for pioneering the use of the assembly line. Ford founded Lincoln in 1917 and Mercury in 1939 to compete with the emerging luxury vehicle market at the time. During the World War II period, Ford provided vehicles for both Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union.

 In the 1960s-70s, during the golden age of the muscle car, the Ford Mustang was introduced to compete with muscle cars by Chevrolet and Pontiac at the time. Other popular muscle cars made by the company were the Ford Falcon, the Ford Gran Turino, and the Mercury Cougar.

## Current Operations

Ford focuses on family vehicles. Since the discontinuation of the Ford Focus RS, the only sports cars made by the company are the Mustang and the Ford GT supercar. The production output was 5.5 million vehicles in 2019. Ford's biggest competitor is General Motors and it's sub-brands.

In Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition, the Ford GT40, arguably the most famous car made by the company, is added to the Gear.Club series.

## Vehicles

See also: Category:Ford

Ford has four vehicles appearing in the Gear.Club series:

* Ford Mustang GT
* Ford Mustang Police
* Ford Focus RS
* Ford GT40

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Mazzanti

**Mazzanti Automobili** (commonly known as **Mazzanti**) is a Italian high-performance car manufacturer founded by Luca Mazzanti.

## Description

Mazzanti, formerly known as Faralli & Mazzanti, makes hand-crafted, luxury supercars. Their best known (and, currently, only) model is the Mazzanti Evantra. Other models include the Antas under the Faralli & Mazzanti name, which bears striking resemblance to the AC 378 GT.

### History

Mazzanti Automobili was established in 2002 as Faralli & Mazzanti in Pontedera, Italy by Luca Mazzanti, specializing in design and development of handcrafted supercars, and Walter Faralli, specializing in the restoration of classic cars. The two partners set up a small automobile workshop, which was intended both to restore vehicles and to practice design skills. They developed exotic cars, such as the F&M Antas, which received international visibility.

The enterprise was split in two units in 2010: "Mazzanti Automobili" and "Faralli Restauri" when the two partners took independent working life and decided to concentrate on their own inclinations. In 2011, Luca Mazzanti presented the Mazzanti Evantra, a mid-engine coupé to be produced in limited, highly customizable units.

## Current Operations

Mazzanti is continuing to focus on the Evantra, which is produced at a maximum of five units per year, using the "Pontedera Circuit" as a research center. They have not announced plans for any new models.

## Vehicles

See also: Category:Mazzanti

Mazzanti has one vehicle appearing in the Gear.Club series.

* Mazzanti Evantra
Pagani Zonda Cinque

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The **Pagani Zonda Cinque** is a two-door luxury roadster and supercar made by Italian manufacturer Pagani.

## Description

The Pagani Zonda Cinque is a limited-edition version of the Pagani Zonda, one of only two offerings made by the company and one of three Pagani vehicles in the Gear.Club series. It's name stems from the "Zonda wind", a air current in Argentina. It appears in Gear.Club: True Racing, Gear.Club: Unlimited, and Gear.Club: Unlimited 2. In Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition, the Zonda Cinque's motorsport version is introduced, the Pagani Zonda R.

### History

The Pagani Zonda series, which encompasses a wide range of vehicles, was made from 1999 to 2017. The Zonda Cinque, however, was made in 2009. Only five units were made, hence the name, and it was supposed to be the final version of the Zonda. It is intended to be the street-legal form of the Pagani Zonda R. It has a unique paint scheme which helps it stand out from other versions of the car.

The Zonda Cinque also has some unique features. The body is made from a different form of carbon fiber called "carbo-titanium". Engineers weaved titanium into the build to increase strength. It has a Mercedes-AMG engine capable of generating 740 horsepower and reaching a top speed of 217.5 mph. The gearbox has three different modes, Comfort, Sport, and Race, which optimizes it for the set mode. It can accelerate to 60 mph in just 3.4 seconds and has an average braking distance of 103.67 feet.

## In-Game

In the Gear.Club series, the Zonda Cinque appears as a C2 category car but obtaining it in each game is different. In True Racing, it is a premium vehicle and therefore can be purchased for 4875 Gold. In Unlimited, the Zonda Cinque is not in the main game. The player must purchase the Super Cars Pack DLC to unlock it. In Unlimited 2, it can be bought at the C2 Car Dealership for 566,500 credits.

### Performance

The Zonda Cinque shares many stats with the Pagani Huayra Roadster. They have similar acceleration, handling, and braking. The Zonda Cinque has a lower top speed than the Huayra. In either case, this vehicle's handling and top speed will allow it to overtake its C2 rivals, the McLaren 12C and the Ruf RT 12R, most of the time. It is important to take note that the Zonda Cinque performs better on tracks with more curves.

Being a track-focused car, the Zonda Cinque will likely have issues if it goes off-road frequently. This will no doubt affect its performance during a race.

### Customization

The Zonda Cinque has no physical customization options, nor does it have any paint options. It comes with the exclusive wrap for this car which cannot be changed.

The Zonda Cinque also has no special edition vehicles. It is sometimes considered a special edition itself, but this is incorrect as it is a separate vehicle.
Punimon

General Information

**Punimon** is a Slime Digimon. It is a new kind of newborn Digimon. Its gelatinous red body is squishy, and there are three feeler-like things growing on its head. It is unable to battle, but it can produce resilient, acidic bubbles to intimidate its opponents.

## Obtainment

Punimon is one of the 3 starting digimon that everyone receives upon joining the game.

## Evolution Information

* Tsunomon (Lv. 7) - No requirements
* Salamon (Lv. 17) - Have the YukimiBotamon egg hatched.