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Bugatti

**Bugatti Automobiles S.A.S.** (commonly known as **Bugatti**) is a French multinational automobile manufacturer based in Molsheim, France.

## Description

Bugatti is manufacturer well-known for their very high-performance vehicles. Some of their cars have set world records, including the Bugatti Veyron which once held the record for the fastest production vehicle. They are a subsidiary of the Volkswagen Group.

### History

Bugatti was first founded in 1909 by Ettore Bugatti as Automobiles Ettore Bugatti. They began making luxury roadsters. Ettore's death in 1947 left the company without an owner, and they collapsed in 1963. In 1987, an Italian entrepreneur revived the brand and built the Bugatti EB 110. This revival also collapsed.

In 1998, Volkswagen (which had recently acquired Rolls-Royce and Bentley) restared the Bugatti brand, and soon afterward created the Veyron in 2005. After the Veyron's discontinuation in 2014, the new Bugatti model was revealed to be the Chiron in 2016.

## Current Operations

Bugatti continues to make hypercars. Their two current productio models include the Bugatti Chiron and Divo. They have also made several limited production models in the past few years, some valued at over $10 million.

## Vehicles

See also: Category:Bugatti

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

* Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport
Chevrolet Camaro 1LS

66000 C (Unlimited 2)

The **Chevrolet Camaro 1LS** is a two-door muscle car built by Chevrolet.

## Description

The Chevrolet Camaro is one of the most iconic muscle cars. It appears in True Racing, Unlimited, and Unlimited 2. For the Camaro's 50th model year, a 50th-anniversary edition was produced which is available in True Racing and Unlimited 2.

### History

The Chevrolet Camaro was announced in 1965 as a competitor to the Ford Mustang. The first generation rolled around in 1966 for the 1967 model year. It was a commercial success, and has been in production since. It halted in 2002 with the fourth generation. When it picked back up in 2009, it was completely redesigned to what it looks like now. As of 2019, five million Camaros have been produced.

The Camaro 1LS is powered by a thumping V6 engine generating 312 hp and giving it a top speed of 155 mph. It is heavier than other muscle cars and has a lower 0-60 time of 5.8 seconds.

## In-Game

In all three games, the Camaro 1LS is available at the A1 category car dealership. The credit price varies between games. It is one of two vehicle options the player can choose to start out with, the other being the Nissan 370Z.

### Performance

Between the two starter cars, the 370Z is a better choice to begin with. Both cars have the same top speed, but the Camaro is heavier, slower to accelerate, and harder to control. The trade-off is that it is more durable, it can take more impacts and not require servicing as often. These are all the typical traits shared by muscle cars in Gear.Club.

The other advantage is that the Camaro can be tuned to match a stock or slightly modified 370Z, and its weight and power will prove to be the deciding factor on Rally courses. Tuning it using the Rally workshop can further improve it's grip on off-road surfaces.

### Customization

The Camaro has a few customizations and special editions. It has two body kit options. The player can also continue to change side skirts, spoilers, and rims to their liking. Aside from the 50th-anniversary edition, the Camaro has two other special paint schemes. In True Racing, players can purchase the Camaro ELITE 3C, which features white racing stripes. It can be bought at the A1 dealership. The Camaro "American Racing" can be found in the dealer in Unlimited, but is hidden in True Racing. In the Ace of the Road Pack for Unlimited 2, a new special edition is introduced: the Camaro Elite 3P with a chrome wrap and custom bodykit.
Koenigsegg Agera RS

The **Koenigsegg Agera RS** is a mid-engine, two-seat hypercar produced by Swedish car manufacturer Koenigsegg.

## Description

The Koenigsegg RS is a hypercar that is best known for being the world's fastest production vehicle with a top speed of 284 mph. Not surprisingly, it is also the fastest car in the Gear.Club series. The name "Agera" is a Swedish verb meaning "to act". The Agera RS appears in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 and Gear.Club: True Racing.

The Agera RS was also the event car for the first season of World's Fastest Gamer 3 in Gear.Club True Racing. Players could earn the car for free by qualifying in the event.

### History

The first models of the Koenigsegg Agera were introduced in 2011. The Koenigsegg Agera RS was introduced in 2015 at the Geneva Motor Show. It was designed to implement features of the Koenigsegg One:1, Agera S, and Agera R. In 2017, the Agera RS became the world's fastest car when it set a speed of 285 mph. 25 examples were made in total. All versions of the Agera, including the Agera RS, ended production is 2018. They were succeeded by the Koenigsegg Jesko.

The Agera RS is also known for it's unique synchro-helix dihedral doors and kevlar body. The car has a 5.0L V8 engine capable of producing a whopping 1,160 horsepower, and of course it's top speed of 284 mph. The Agera RS is equipped with a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission and a 0-60 time of 2.8 seconds

## In-Game

The Koenigsegg Agera RS appears as a D1 class car in True Racing, and as a D3 class car in Unlimited 2. However, in True Racing, the Agera RS is currently hidden and not available at any Car Dealership. The car could have been earned for free by qualifying for World's Fastest Gamer 3. In Unlimited 2, the Agera RS can be purchased normally from the D3 car dealership for 1,364,000 credits.

### Performance

As expected for a record holder, the Koenigsegg Agera RS is one of the best performing road cars in the game. It has a very high speed, and unlike some other cars, it can maintain smooth control at high speeds. It has almost fluid handling, able to weave through curves and roundabouts. The Agera RS is suited for both straight roads and tight curves.

Frequent upgrading is not highly necessary, the Agera RS can manage in most events on it's own. If planning to use this car in multiplayer events however, tuning may help improve the car.

### Customization

The Koenigsegg Agera RS currently does not have any body kits, but it does have some rim mods. In Unlimited 2, the spoiler can also be changed.

The Agera RS has a custom version reserved for the World Series Champion in Unlimited 2, it can be bought at the D3 dealer. The Agera RS also has three special editions in True Racing: the Agera RS "Honey", the Agera RS "Checkers", and the Agera RS WFG3 edition. All of these could have been earned in World's Fastest Gamer 3 depending on the player's placement.
Lavinya

## Personal Information

#### Appearance

Lavinya is petite and somewhat delicate in appearance, with dark green eyes and olive skin. She favours neat business or casual clothing and tends toward keeping her hair neatly pinned at the nape of her neck. There is something about her though, a quality aside from her striking features that speaks to the more carnal desires - though she herself seems entirely unaware of its existence.

(Striking looks 2, Sexualised)

#### Personality

Keenly intelligent and curious, she does have a rather unfortunate streak of independence at times for a ghoul. Lavinya has a thirst for knowledge rivalled only by her love of new experiences and will often ask rather a lot of questions or engage in spirited discourse on a variety of topics. She is unfailingly polite though and undoubtedly devoted to Fylakas.

#### Mortal World

Tertiary educated as a biomechanical scientist, Lavinya maintains contact within the medical community whilst purportedly undertaking research under the patronage of an unnamed philanthropist.

## Information Known by Kindred Society

#### Timeline

* Born December 1999
* Graduated University of Naples Federico II with a Bachelors in Biomedical Sciences
* December 2019 taken as ghoul to Fylakas and entered Kindred Society

#### 2019-2020 - Recent History

* **March 2020** - makes her debut among the Court of Naples by the side of her Patron, Fylakas of Crete.

## Quotes

#### Quotes About

- "I haven't seen her since before I was embraced, and at first I didn't quite recognize her. I want to catch up with her more, and get to know her better." - Aoiffe Ó Féich

## Rumours

* That sweet, shy innocent act is all just an act. Nobody can really be that sheltered, can they?
* Has been raised and trained from birth to become a protege to the Ordo Dracul, injury to her will result in the perpetrator being in hot water with more than just the Caretaker
* Is definitely a virgin - have you *seen* the girl blush?
McLaren 720S

The **McLaren 720S** is a mid-engined, two-seat sports car manufactured by British automobile manufacturer McLaren.

## Description

The McLaren 720S is part of McLaren's new Super Series of high-performance vehicles. The 720S replaces the McLaren 650S and 675LT. The car's design is based on the great white shark. It takes design cues from the legendary McLaren F1. It appears in Gear.Club: True Racing and Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

The 720S originally appeared in Gear.Club Unlimited 2, but was added to True Racing in mid-2020 for World's Fastest Gamer 3. Those who finished the event in a qualifying position using the McLaren 720S GT3 earned the 720S and it's special editions.

### History

The 720S is part of McLaren's plan to add 15 new vehicles to it's lineup by 2022. The 720S was launched at the 2017 Geneva Motor Show. McLaren claims the car has 91% new parts. It has a carbon monocoque body, which is lighter and tougher than the 650S. In 2020, the McLaren 765LT was introduced, intended as the Longtail edition of the 720S.

The 720S uses McLaren's new M840T engine, the successor to the M383T used in the 675LT. The twin-turbocharged V8 engine has a horsepower rating of 710 hp and a top speed of 216 mph. A 7-speed dual-clutch transmission has a 2.9 second acceleration rate. The 720S also features a Drift Mode, which optimizes the car's stability for drifting.

## In-Game

   In the Gear.Club series, the McLaren 720S appears as a D1 category car. In Unlimited 2, the car can be bought from the D1 Car Dealership. However, in True Racing, the 720S is currently not available from a dealer. Those who did not qualify in World's Fastest Gamer 3 had the option to purchase the car on sale for $14.99 USD, but the discount has since expired and the 720S has been hidden.

### Performance

The McLaren 720S is a well-performing car. It has most of the same characteristics of most McLarens in the series: high speed, high power, and low weight. The car is suited for both open road and tight curves. It does tend to spin out occasionally due to a slight oversteer, but upgrades can correct this.

That being said, the 720S often falls behind other D1 cars like the McLaren P1, Bugatti Veyron, and Porsche 918 Spyder. In most cases, the 720S will not be able to keep up with these cars without frequent upgrades. In True Racing, players have observed that a fully upgraded 675LT, a C3 class car, can beat a partially or fully upgraded 720S.

### Customization

The 720S has one body kit exclusive to Unlimited 2. This kit gives the appearance of a racecar with wide fenders and a large spoiler. It is similar, but not the same, to the one used on the 720S GT3. This is helpful for Unlimited 2 players who want to replicate this car.

Aside from the 720S GT3, the 720S has three special editions, including the McLaren 720S "Raptor" and McLaren 720S "Red Devil" All three could be earned in WFG3, but have since been hidden in True Racing.

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Ford Mustang GT

93000 C (Unlimited 2)

The **Ford Mustang GT** is a two-door, four-seat muscle car manufactured by Ford.

## Description

The Ford Mustang GT is a more powerful version of the standard Ford Mustang. It is considered one of the "big three" muscle cars currently produced in the United States. It is found in all three Gear.Club games: True Racing, Unlimited, and Unlimited 2.

### History

The Mustang was designed and released in 1964 by Joesph Oros, John Najjar, and Philip Clark. It was made to compete with the rising muscle car market, including the Chevy Camaro, Pontiac Firebird, Dodge Challenger, among others. By the end of the year, the Mustang had sold 400,000 units and by two years sales had climbed to over a million sold.

The Mustang has been in consistent production for five decades, the only car model to do so. It is currently in its sixth generation. There have been a grand total of ten million Mustangs sold. Recently, there have been plans to build a Mustang-inspired electric SUV called the Mustang Mach-E. This plan has received some backlash. In 2021, a second generation of the Mustang Mach 1 will be released.

The Mustang GT is a more powerful variant of the base model Mustang. It has a 5.0L V8 engine providing 435 horsepower and a maximum speed of 157 mph. It has a 6-speed manual gearbox with a 0-60 rate of 5.1 seconds.

## In-Game

The Ford Mustang GT is an A2 class car, and can be purchased at the category A2 car dealer. It costs 32,500 credits in True Racing, 49,000 in Unlimited, and 93,000 credits in Unlimited 2.

### Performance

The Ford Mustang GT is the logical next muscle car to the class A1 Chevy Camaro. It shares the same traits of muscle cars: more power, more weight, less acceleration, worse handling. The specs of the Mustang are improved over the Camaro and can overtake them in A category championships. That being said, on asphalt, it will not be able to win against better A2 cars like the Lotus Elise and the BMW Z4 without some tuning.

Rally races are a different story. Once equipped with off-road tires and other rally modifications, it can outpace most other A category cars. Further rally tuning will be required if the car competes with A3 rally cars like the Ford Focus RS.

### Customization

The Ford Mustang GT has customization options to match. It comes with two full body kits. One is more rally focused, while the other gives the car the feel of a drag racer with a supercharger. The Mustang also has two special editions. The Ford Mustang GT300 is a slightly tuned variant that comes with a chrome body kit and stripes. It can be purchased with Gold from

the A2 dealership. The "Red Hornet" delivers a Mustang with red and yellow racing paint, however it is hidden in True Racing. "Red Hornet" can be bought at the A2 dealer in Unlimited.

In Unlimited 2, the Mustang has a law-enforcing variant called the Ford Mustang Police. As expected, this turns the normal car into an urban police unit. It is included in the Arrows Pack DLC for the game.

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List of Tracks

**NOTICE: This page is incomplete. We would greatly appreciate anyone who will contribute to the information on this page.**

 This is the full list of racetracks that appear in the Gear.Club series by the region they appear in on the world map.

The tracks that appear in the series are fictional, with a few exceptions. However, they appear in locations that are based off real-world locations including Europe and the southwestern US.

The longest track in the series is Dream Bay, at \_\_\_ miles long.

## Gear.Club: True Racing & Gear.Club: Unlimited

These are the tracks that appear in Gear.Club: True Racing and Gear.Club: Unlimited. These sections have been combined because Unlimited is a ported version of True Racing, and as such, their track lists are nearly identical.

 Wolves Valley | Asphalt
 Sunny Rivera | Asphalt
 Solmanero Tour | Asphalt

## Gear.Club: Unlimited 2

These are the tracks that appear in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

## Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition

These are the tracks that appear in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition. Note that this is an expansion of Unlimited 2, and therefore contains all of the tracks from the game. This section only lists the new tracks that were added,

 Henry Autodrome | Asphalt
 Valras Circuit | Asphalt
 Neva Driving Park | Asphalt
 Kourou Sports Park | Asphalt
BMW Z4 Roadster

96000 C (Unlimited 2)

The BMW Z4 Roadster is a two-seat roadster and sports car manufactured by BMW.

## Description

The Z4 Roadster is the first BMW model the player will find. It appears in Gear.Club True Racing, Gear.Club Unlimited, and Gear.Club Unlimited 2.

### History

The BMW Z4 has been built since 2002, part of the Z family of coupés and roadsters that has been in production since 1989. The Z4 in Gear.Club is the second generation model, however, the car itself is currently in it's third generation as of 2018. It is notable for being the first BMW model to be completely designed by two female designers, Nadya Arnaout and Juliane Blasi.

The Z4 has a soft top that can be converted to a convertible. It has a turbocharged 2.0L V4 engine. It can be equipped with a 6-speed manual transmission, 6 or 8-speed automatic or a 7-speed dual clutch. It has a top speed of roughly 156 mph and can hit 60 mph in 4.7 seconds.

## In-Game

The Z4 is for sale at the category A2 car dealership. It costs 28,500 credits in True Racing, 52,000 in Unlimited, and 96,000 in Unlimited 2. In True Racing, it is the most expensive choice in the A2 class.

In True Racing, the Z4 has an additional variant called the Z4 Motorsport. This gives the standard Z4 an extended body kit with orange, black and white racing paint and BMW M logos. It is not found at the dealer and currently can only be obtained via an in-app purchase.

### Performance

By itself, the BMW Z4's performance is average compared to other cars in the A class. It outperforms muscle cars but falls short of high-performance sports cars like the Lotus Elise and the Alfa Romeo 4C. Tuning, chiefly engine, brake, and tire upgrades, can significantly improve it's overall performance.

The car may not have as good handling as the Lotus, but is the best drifter in the A2 class. This is due to it's small size and light weight. It can drift easily on asphalt to make longer corners. It may require assistance braking on sharp curves. This key trait is not lost on Rally tracks either.

### Customization

The Z4 can be modified with a one body kit that gives it the look of a racecar. It has two additional spoiler choices and multiple rims. Along with the Z4 Motorsport, this roadster has two other special editions. "Marina Sunset" covers the Z4 in orange and light blue paint. It is hidden in True Racing but can be bought at the A2 dealer in Unlimited for 69,000 C. Likewise, "Red Camo" is similar to the Z4 Motorsport but features red and gray paint with Pro Ignition logos. It is available for purchase in True Racing for 230 gold.
Porsche

**Porsche AG**, better known as **Porsche**, is a German multinational car manufacturer based in Stuttgart, Germany.

## Description

Porsche is a car manufacturer specializing in high-performance sports cars, sedans, and SUVs. In addition, they have also produced several limited-production supercars like the Porsche Carrera GT and 918 Spyder. They are a subsidiary of the Volkswagen Group.

Porsche is also highly successful in motorsport, competing in the World Endurance Championship, Formula 1, and Formula E. They have won the 24 Hours of Le Mans 19 times, the most wins for any manufacturer.

Unmarked Porsche bodies are also the basis for fellow German automaker Ruf's vehicles, however, despite the similarity, Ruf vehicles are recognized as original vehicles.

### History

Porsche was founded in 1931 by Ferdinand Porsche, a well-known engineer. Originally, the company conducted automotive development but did not produce any cars under it's name. During World War II, they lost the bid to produce tanks and continued with their own activities. Postwar, the company created it's first model, the 356.

Starting in 1963, Porsche became known worldwide with the Porsche 911, one of the world's best selling sports cars. From the 1990s onwards, the company began to diversify it's lineup, adding the Boxster/Cayman roadsters, Cayenne luxury SUV, and the Panamera sedan. In 2019, Porsche introduced it's first electric vehicle, the Taycan.

## Current Operations

Porsche currently produces its line of sports cars and luxury cars. The company's current offerings are the 911, the 718 Boxster/Cayman, the Cayenne, the Macan, the Panamera, and the Taycan.

Porsche also still holds a significant presence in motorsport. It has developed multiple racecars, ranging from endurance sports cars, Le Mans prototypes, and open-wheel cars for Formula 1 and Formula E. The most well-known modern racecars include the Porsche 911 RSR, a racing variant of the 911, and the Porsche 919 Hybrid, a Le Mans prototype racecar.

## Vehicles

See also: Category:Porsche

Porsche has vehicles appearing in the Gear.Club Series.

* Porsche 718 Boxster GTS
* Porsche 718 Cayman GT4
* Porsche 911 Turbo
* Porsche 911 Carrera 4S
* Porsche 911 GT2 RS
* Porsche 918 Spyder
* Porsche 919 Hybrid
Alfa Romeo Giulietta III QV Squadra Corse

## Alfa Romeo Giulietta III QV

The **Alfa Romeo Giulietta III QV Squadra Corse** (also simply known as the **Alfa Romeo Giulietta QV**)is a hatchback sports car by Italian car manufacturer Alfa Romeo.

## Description

The Alfa Romeo Giulietta III QV is one of the few hatchbacks to appear in the Gear.Club series. It is part of Alfa Romeo's high-performance brand, Quadrifoglio Verde (QV, Italian for "four-leaf clover"). The Squadra Corse model is a limited run, only 100 were made. It only appears in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

### History

The Alfa Romeo Giulietta was first shown in 2010 at the Geneva Motor Show as the replacement for the discontinued Alfa Romeo 147. The Quadrifoglio Verde edition began right after. It serves as the high-performance version of the standard, and aside from boosted performance, the Giulietta QV also features custom brakes, sports kick plates, clover badges, leather and microfiber seats. Production of the Giulietta QV ended in 2016, since Alfa Romeo wanted to bring larger vehicles like the Giulia to the US.

The Giulietta QV has a turbocharged inline-four engine with gasoline direct injection and 282 horsepower. The car also has a 6-speed dual-clutch transmission which is also used in the Alfa Romeo 4C. The Giulietta QV has a top speed of 155 mph and a 0-60 time of 5.9 seconds.

## In-Game

   The Alfa Romeo Giulietta III QV appears in Gear.Club Unlimited as a A1 category car. It can be purchased at the A1 Car Dealership for 60,000 credits.

### Performance

   The Alfa Romeo Giulietta QV is often overlooked. However, in truth, it is a solid-performing vehicle. It does not necessarily have the pure sports car performance of some other vehicles in the A1 category, but it is smaller and nimble, allowing it to navigate tight turns.

That being said, tuning this car in the Performance Shop is very important. The Giulietta QV does not have the speed to keep up on it's own, especially in multiplayer events. Areas to focus on are it's acceleration and braking, this car has slower acceleration and it also has some difficulty stopping in time.

### Customization

The Giulietta QV has one body kit. This is an aero kit, it will give the car a more aerodynamic appearance. It can be applied in the Cosmetic Workshop

The Giulietta QV does not have any special editions.
Mercedes-AMG C 63 S

248000 C (Unlimited 2)

The **Mercedes-AMG C 63 S** is a four-seat luxury coupe manufactured by Mercedes-Benz's high-performance division, Mercedes-AMG.

## Description

The Mercedes-AMG C 63 S is the more luxurious and better-performing version of the Mercedes-Benz C-Class. It comes as either a coupe or sedan, the coupe version appears in all three Gear.Club games, Gear.Club: True Racing, Gear.Club: Unlimited, and Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

The C 63 S also has an endurance racing version in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition: the Mercedes-AMG C 63 DTM.

### History

The Mercedes C 63 S was released in 2008, a new hope to several poorly-designed Mercedes-AMG vehicles in the past. The C 63 S was reported to have the most responsive steering of any Mercedes vehicle to date. It ended production in 2015, along with all other AMG versions of the C-Class.

The C 63 S boasts an M156 V8 engine, providing enough horsepower and speed to compete with its rivals, the Audi RS 5 and the BMW M4. It has a top speed of 180 mph and a 0-60 rate of 4 seconds. It is limited to a 7-speed AMG SpeedShift automatic transmission.

## In-Game

In all three Gear.Club games, the Mercedes C 63 S is a B2 class car for sale at the B2 car dealer for 225,000 credits in True Racing, 318,000 in Unlimited, and 248,000 in Unlimited 2.

### Performance

It may be surprising, but performance-wise the C 63 S is the best car in the B2 class, except for Unlimited 2, where it is bested by the Lotus Exige. The car is just slightly better than the Chevrolet Corvette, thanks to it's improved handling. Other than that, most of its stats are shared with the Corvette, including good acceleration and good drift.

Also surprisingly given it is a luxury vehicle, the C 63 S is not bad as a rally car either. It is necessary to tune the C 63 S's rally performance in the Rally Workshop if the player wishes to use it consistently for that purpose.

### Customization

   The C 63 S has one body kit for customization. The kit turns the standard C 63 S into a widebody. The mufflers, side skirts, rims, and spoiler can also be adjusted. The kit can be paired with the C 63 S "Paint Stroke" to create a full-blown C 63 S rally car.

The Mercedes C 63 S has one special edition, the C 63 S "Paint Stroke". This puts the car in a dark yellow paint with a splattered red and black stripe along the side skirts and hood. There are also a few AMG logos as well. The splatter vaguely resembles dirt, it is possible this special edition is intended for Rally races. The C 63 S "Paint Stroke" is available in True Racing and Unlimited 2. It is seen at the B2 dealer in True Racing, and will be included in the upcoming Hazards Pack DLC for Unlimited 2. It also has the C-Coupé DTM in Tracks Edition.
McLaren 720S GT3

The **McLaren 720S GT3** is an endurance racecar and the motorsport version of the McLaren 720S, manufactured by McLaren.

## Description

The McLaren 720S GT3 is based on the second paint scheme for the real-world 720S GT3. It only appears in Gear.Club: True Racing. It was the event car for World's Fastest Gamer 3 which was held in mid-2020.

The 720S GT3 was able to be used by all players who competed in the event. The car is unique as it is the only one that comes fully upgraded. Only the top ten finishers of the competition earned the elite car.

### History

Unveiled at the 2018 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, the 720S GT3 marks the beginning of McLaren's outreach to both amateur and professional racing drivers. It was first used in the 2019 FIA GT3 championship and has been active since. World's Fastest Gamer winners James Baldwin and Rudy van Buren currently drive the car in WFG3 paint with the Jensen Buttom GT3 team.

The main highlights include the M840T twin-turbocharged V8 engine tuned to race specifications, capable of 221 mph top speed. It has a 6-speed manual transmission with a 0-60 rate of 2.8 seconds.

## In-Game

The 720S GT3 appears as a D1 class car in True Racing. It was only awarded to the top ten finalists in World's Fastest Gamer, and is currently hidden in the game. Just like the McLaren 570S GT4, the 720S GT3 still sometimes appears in random races and events throughout the Gear.Club map.

### Performance

While the 720S GT3 is a good performer, it is not completely superior to the standard 720S and to other D1 cars. Like most other McLarens in the game, the 720S GT3 has high speed, high power, and low weight. It also has racing tires, which reduce friction on asphalt but will suffer if the car goes off-road for too long.

The car is maxed out and cannot be upgraded, so there is no way to further improve it's performance.

### Customization

The 720S is a special edition, and cannot be physically customized or repainted. It does not have any other special editions of itself.
Nissan 370Z

106500 C (Unlimited 2)

The **Nissan 370Z** is a two-door, two-seat sports coupé manufactured by Nissan.

## Description

The Nissan 370Z appears in Gear.Club True Racing, Gear.Club Unlimited, and Gear.Club Unlimited 2. It is also called the Fairlady Z34 in Japan. The 370Z also has a high-performance variant, the 370Z NISMO.

### History

The Nissan 370Z is the successor of Nissan's popular 350Z and is the current model in the Z Series. It was first shown at the 2008 Los Angeles Motor Show and was put in production for the 2009 model year.

The 370Z is made as a coupé and as a roadster, with the coupe version appearing in Gear.Club. It has a V6 engine with a 0-60 rate of 5.3 seconds and a top speed of 155 mph. It can be equipped with a Jatco automatic transmission or a 6-speed manual.

## In-Game

The 370Z is the first car the player can purchase in True Racing and Unlimited. It costs 14500 credits (31,000 in Unlimited). It can be found in the A1 category dealer next to the performance shop. In Gear.Club Unlimited 2, the 370Z is now an A2 class car and can be bought at the A2 dealer for 106,500 credits.

### Performance

Overall, the Nissan 370Z is a great car to start with. It has good handling but can have trouble with sharper curves, so be prepared to brake. The 370Z is praised for its drifting, due to its balanced oversteering. Its small size makes it easier to drive than the other A1 option, the Chevrolet Camaro. It is also great for league races.

The 370Z performs decently on Rally tracks. When faced with other A1 category cars, it has a good shot, but tuning is recommended. The Camaro would be a better choice as a rally car.

### Customization

As for customization, the Nissan 370Z comes with one full body kit, plus multiple spoiler and rim options. The given body kit gives this small coupe a more aggressive look. This car has two special paint jobs. "Color Full Pixels" covers a 370Z in pixels and is not available at the dealer. The only one found in the dealer is "Drift Like", a racing scheme with "drift king" insignias and Nissan logos.
AC Cars

**AC Cars** is a British multinational car manufacturer founded by the Weller brothers.

## Description

AC Cars is one of the oldest car manufacturers in the United Kingdom. They are perhaps best known for their involvement in developing the Shelby Cobra 427 with Carroll Shelby. As a result of bad financial conditions over the years, the company was renamed or liquidated many times until its present form.

### History

AC was founded in England in 1901 by the Weller brothers, who made a 20 hp prototype automobile. The newly-founded company relocated to Surrey, England. The company became Auto Carriers Ltd. in 1911 and began producing luxury sports cars.

In 1961, Carroll Shelby obtained a V8 engine from Ford and a chassis from AC and built the Cobra 427. Shelby needed a car that could compete with the Chevrolet Corvette in US sports car racing. The Cobra 427 became an instant success.

After a series of financial problems and changes in management, AC Cars was reconstructed into it's current from as Acedes Holdings.

## Current Operations

AC Cars primarily makes sports cars. Their flagship vehicle is the AC 378 GT made in part by Zagato and Hi-Tech Automotive. AC Cars also produces a modern iteration of the Cobra 427, which will go electric in 2020.

## Vehicles

See also: Category:AC Cars

AC Cars has one vehicle appearing in the Gear.Club series:

* AC 378 GT
Dodge Challenger Sheriff Patrol

The **Dodge** **Challenger Sheriff Patrol** (also simply known as the **Dodge Challenger Sheriff**) is a patrol/police car and a version of the Dodge Challenger R/T Scat Pack, made by Dodge.

## Description

The Dodge Challenger Sheriff Patrol is the patrol car and special edition version of the Dodge Challenger R/T. It is one of two police cars in the Gear.Club series, the other being the Ford Mustang Police. It appears in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

### History

While numerous concept vehicles have been made by other car manufacturers and police departments, Dodge has not actually produced a Challenger police car, while the Dodge Charger has enjoyed police use for years.

The Challenger Sheriff Patrol has several police modifications, including bumper bars and sirens (which are usable in-game). It has a 6.4L V8 engine, capable of producing a serious 485 hp. It is offered with either a manual or automatic transmission. It can hit a respectable 185 mph maximum and has a 0-60 rate of 4.4 s.

## In-Game

The Dodge Challenger Sheriff Patrol appears in Gear.Club Unlimited 2 as a B1 class car, but it is not found at any Car Dealership. The car is unlocked immediately by purchasing the Hazards Pack DLC.

### Performance

The Dodge Challenger Sheriff has similar stats and performance to the standard Challenger R/T.  It shares the same characteristics, high power, high weight, and lower handling, except it has better acceleration and a higher top speed.

t's weight and power makes it great on Rally courses as well. Extra attention should be paid to corners since the Challenger is not the best drifter.

### Customization

   The Dodge Challenger Sheriff is a special edition and cannot be physically customized or repainted. It already comes with bumper bars, sirens, and a sheriff/highway patrol wrap.
Lotus 3-Eleven

The **Lotus 3-Eleven** is an open sports car produced by Lotus Cars.

## Description

The Lotus 3-Eleven is the only open-wheel vehicle in the Gear.Club series and the successor to the Lotus 2-Eleven. It was made in a road-legal version as well as a racing version. Only 311 units were made, hence the name "3-Eleven". It only appears in Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

### History

The Lotus 3-Eleven was unveiled at the Goodwood Festival of Speed in 2015. Lotus made a road-legal version and a motorsport version. In February 2018, the 3-Eleven was upgraded for it's final production year, with boosted performance and trim updates. The upgraded version is known as the Lotus 3-Eleven 430.

The Lotus 3-Eleven uses a supercharged Toyota 2GR engine, similar to the one used in the Lotus Evora. This engine can generate 410 horsepower and has a top speed of 180 mph. The road-legal 3-Eleven has a 6-speed Aisin manual transmission. It has a 0-60 rate of 3 seconds and an average braking distance of 109 feet.

## In-Game

The Lotus 3-Eleven appears in Gear.Club Unlimited 2 as a C2 category car. It can be purchased at the C2 Car Dealership for 568,000 credits.

### Performance

The Lotus 3-Eleven shares many of the same traits as other Lotus vehicles: outstanding handling, great acceleration, but a low top speed. The 3-Eleven is very lightweight and fairly powerful, and can hold it's ground against other C2 class cars.

The 3-Eleven's below average top speed may be an issue on long roads. It doesn't have the speed or the mid-range acceleration to keep up with cars like the McLaren 12C or the Pagani Huayra, since the latter's speed reaches past 200 mph. Upgrading in the Performance Shop can help fix this, but the 3-Eleven is ultimately better suited to tracks with more curves.

### Customization

The Lotus 3-Eleven does not have any physical customization options or body kits. It also has a special paint scheme that cannot be repainted, but it can repaneled with gold, silver, or carbon fiber.

The 3-Eleven does not have any special editions.
Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport

1313500 C (Unlimited 2)

The **Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport** is a mid-engine, two seat sports coupé and hypercar by French automobile manufacturer Bugatti.

## Description

The Bugatti Veyron is one of the most recognizable hypercars ever made. The car was the fastest street-legal production car in the world until it lost the title in 2017 to the Koenigsegg Agera RS. It is the second-fastest car in the Gear.Club series. The Veyron is named after famed racing driver Pierre Veyron. It appears in Gear.Club: True Racing, Gear.Club: Unlimited, and Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

### History

The Bugatti Veyron replaced the Bugatti EB 110 starting in 2005. The Veyron Grand Sport began four years later in 2009, unveiled at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance. The Grand Sport has a retractable targa top. The car has a slightly higher top speed compared to the first Veyron, but it is limited to around 230 mph when the roof is open. Several special editions of the Grand Sport were made, some of which are one-of-a-kind. All versions of the Veyron ceased production between 2014 and 2015, succeeded by the Bugatti Chiron.

The Veyron Grand Sport uses the 8.0L, sixteen-cylinder W16 engine. This extremely powerful engine is rated at 987 horsepower and has a top speed of 270 mph. It can reach 60 mph in 2.8 seconds and has an average braking distance of 103 feet.

## In-Game

The Veyron Grand Sport appears as a D1 class car in True Racing and Unlimited and as a D3 class car in Unlimited 2. It can be found and purchased at it's corresponding Car Dealership. In True Racing, the car is a premium item and costs 10,000 Gold. In Unlimited, it costs 1,500,000 credits. In Unlimited 2, it costs 1,313,500 credits.

### Performance

As expected for a record-holding car, the Veyron Grand Sport has outstanding performance. It has a high top speed, good acceleration, and great handling. The Grand Sport can overtake nearly every car in it's class. It is, however, better suited to straight roads than curves. It's main competitors will be the Koenigsegg Agera RS, the McLaren P1, and two W Motors vehicles, the Fenyr Supersport and Lykan Hypersport.

With that, it is important to know that while the Grand Sport has a high top speed, it has poor mid-range acceleration and will take longer to reach the speed. It also becomes harder to handle the faster it goes. Upgrades in the Performance Shop may help or correct these issues.

### Customization

The Veyron Grand Sport currently has no physical customization options. It does have specially colored rims, one of the few vehicles in the Gear.Club series to have them. It also has a black stripe that goes with it's color scheme, so it cannot be painted one solid color, but it can be repaneled with gold, chrome, or carbon fiber.

The Veyron Grand Sport also currently does not have any special editions.
Nissan GT-R NISMO

907500 C (Unlimited 2)

*not to be confused with the Nissan GT-R LM NISMO*

The **Nissan GT-R NISMO** is a four-seat, two-door sports car and high-performance variant of the Nissan GT-R, made by Nissan's tuning and motorsport division NISMO.

## Description

The Nissan GT-R is the successor to the Skyline GT-R series, and the GT-R NISMO serves as it's high-performance version. Both the inside and outside of the vehicle have been changed. The GT-R NISMO also has the fastest time on the Nürburgring Nordschleife for a high-volume production vehicle, with a lap time of 7:08.6. The GT-R NISMO appears in all three games in the Gear.Club series, Gear.Club: True Racing, Gear.Club: Unlimited, and Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

In Gear.Club: Unlimited 2 - Tracks Edition, the GT-R NISMO's loosely based prototype racecar, the Nissan GT-R LM NISMO, is added to the game.

### History

The Nissan GT-R debuted in 2007, but it was not until 2013 when at the Tokyo Motor Show the Nissan GT-R NISMO was introduced. The differences can be seen all around, with new trim, a new spoiler, new exhaust systems, new NISMO suspension, even the sound system has been updated. Nissan upgraded the GT-R NISMO in 2020, claiming it was now lighter and faster than previous models.

The GT-R NISMO has a six-cylinder engine like the standard GT-R, but horsepower has been increased up to 600. The GT-R NISMO has a top speed of 195.7 mph, a 0-60 rate of 2.7 seconds, and an average braking distance of 109.25 feet.

## In-Game

The GT-R NISMO appears differently in each game in the series. In True Racing and Unlimited, it is a C3 category car. In Unlimited 2, it is a D1 category car. Regardless, the car can be purchased at the corresponding Car Dealership in every game. In True Racing, it is a premium car and costs 8800 Gold, although some players earned it for free by finishing in a qualifying position during a May 2017 special event. In Unlimited, it will cost 958,000 credits. In Unlimited 2, it will cost 907,500 credits.

### Performance.

The Nissan GT-R NISMO has improved stats and performance over the standard GT-R, as expected. It has the same top speed and similar handling, but quicker acceleration, more power, and a shorter average braking distance.

It is important to note that despite being one of the fastest cars in the C3 class behind the Mazzanti Evantra, it is still important to upgrade the car routinely. Like the GT-R, it's mid-range acceleration is not as good as other cars in the class, so this can be an area for improvement.

### Customization

    Since the GT-R NISMO is technically a special edition car, it has no physical customization options, other than three different paint options, and has no other special editions of itself.
Bentley

**Bentley Motors Limited** (commonly known as **Bentley**) is a British luxury car manufacturer founded by H.M. Bentley.

## Description

Bentley is a luxury vehicle manufacturer that makes luxury sports cars, executive cars, and SUVs. Bentley is a subsidiary of the Volkswagen Group and was formerly owned by Rolls-Royce.

### History

Bentley got it start in 1919 founded by Horace & Walter Bentley. They initially made engines for Sopwith biplanes in World War I. Afterwards, the newly-founded company made luxury cars, but became successful in motorsport as well, winning the 24 Hours of Le Mans five times between 1924 and 1930.

Bentley was taken over by Rolls-Royce in 1931 and was their sub brand until 1970. Most Bentley models during that period were rebadged Rolls-Royce models. In 1998, Bentley fell under Volkswagen and Rolls-Royce had been sold to BMW. The company continues it's luxury vehicle line.

## Current Operations

   Bentley continues to make luxury cars. Their current vehicles include the Continental, the Flying Spur, the Mulsanne, and the Bentayga. Bentley also remains fairly successful in motorsport with cars like the Bentley Continental GT3 and it's road-legal counterpart, which won at Silverstone in 2014.

## Vehicles

See also: Category:Bentley

Bentley has two vehicles appearing in the Gear.Club series:

* Bentley Continental GT V8 S
* Bentley Continental GT3-R
BMW M2 Coupé

136000 (Unlimited 2)

The **BMW M2 Coupé** is a two-door, four-seat sports coupe made by BMW.

## Description

The BMW M2 Coupé is the high-performance/luxury variant of the BMW 2 Series. It is offered by the BMW M division. It appears in all three Gear.Club games: Gear.Club: True Racing, Gear.Club: Unlimited, and Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

### History

The BMW M2 was first teased in Need for Speed: No Limits in 2015 before being shown at the 2016 North American International Auto Show in January. Production of the model started in October 2015.

In 2018, the standard M2 Coupé was succeeded by the M2 Coupé Competition. The new model was virtually the same on the outside, but with a more powerful engine than the standard M2 and several devices to minimize emissions. The M2 Competition used many components of the BMW M4. In November 2019, a further improved edition of the M2 called the M2 CS was revealed. Production will commence in March 2020. Only 2,200 units will be built.

The M2 Coupé features a 3.0L, turbocharged V6 engine that generates 365 horsepower and gives it a top speed of 155 mph. The engine shares pistons with the M3 and M4. It can be given a 6-speed manual transmission, a 6-speed automatic or a 7-speed dual clutch with the "Smokey Burnout" package. It has a 0-60 rate of 4.5 seconds, but a 4.3-second rate if equipped with the dual clutch system.

## In-Game

The M2 Coupé is an A3 class car and can be found at the corresponding A3 car dealership in all three games. It costs 59,000 credits in True Racing, 81,000 credits in Unlimited, and 136,000 credits in Unlimited 2.

### Performance

The M2 is a solid, all-rounder car. It handles well on both road and rally races. In True Racing, it bridges the gap between the Ford Focus RS and the Alfa Romeo 4C. It performs similarily to the Nissan 370Z with average control, top speed, acceleration, and good drift. It is heavier but more powerful.

It is highly recommended to upgrade the M2. While the base model is decent, it can be even more impressive with tuning. The maximum speed can be improved from 155 mph to 180 mph, and it's acceleration can be changed from 4.5 seconds to 3.5 seconds.

### Customization

The M2 has two kits. The aero body kit will give it a more sleek look, and has muliple customization options. The rally kit turns this luxury BMW into a bulky off-road car. Unlike most other Gear.Club cars, the rims cannot be customized.

The M2 has two special edition paints. The M2 Coupé "Sanguine" comes with orange and black stripes, presumably to go along with the rally body kit. The "Legacy" paint is similar to "Sanguine" but with green and black stripes. "Sanguine" can be bought with gold at the A3 car dealer in True Racing, but "Legacy" is hidden. In Unlimited, "Legacy" is available at the dealer right at the start, but :"Sanguine" can only be acquired by purchasing the Limited Edition Cars Pack DLC.

In the Tracks Edition DLC for Unlimited 2, a racing variant of the standard M2 was introduced, the BMW M2 Motorsport.
Ford Focus RS

134500 C (Unlimited 2)

The **Ford Focus RS** is a hot hatch sports car manufactured by Ford.

## Description

The Ford Focus RS, along with the Focus ST, are the sports variants of the Ford Focus. It is one of only two four-door vehicles in the series along with the Alfa Romeo Giulia. It appears in all three Gear.Club games: Gear.Club: True Racing, Gear.Club: Unlimited, and Gear.Club: Unlimited 2.

### History

The third generation of the Ford Focus RS (the one that appears in Gear.Club) is the 30th vehicle model to wear the Ford RS badge of high-performance vehicles. The first Focus RS vehicles rolled out in 2002. At first, it looked much like the standard Focus. Around 2009 is when the Focus RS made it's mark. While the normal Focus came as either a four-door sedan or hatchback, the Focus RS was a 2-door hot hatch. 2010 also saw the release of the Focus RS500, of which only 500 units were produced.

The third and final generation of the Focus RS (and the Focus ST) was between 2011 and 2018. The model saw major upgrades, a more aggressive look, and unique, custom made parts. The vehicle now had four doors. It also came with a "Drift Mode", which allowed drivers to safely drift the car.

The Focus RS is all-wheel drive with a 4-cylinder engine that can generate up to 350 horsepower. It can have either a 6-speed automatic transmission or more commonly a 6-speed manual. It can reach 165 mph and has an acceleration rate of 5 seconds.

## In-Game

The Ford Focus RS is found in the A3 category car dealer. The credit price varies by game, 70,000 credits in True Racing, 79,000 in Unlimited, and 134,500 in Unlimited 2.

### Performance

The Focus RS is a born rally car. It has high power and average weight, slightly worse handling than other A3 cars, but very good drift. All these traits make it very good for off-road races. An unmodified RS can top most other A category cars in a Rally race, except perhaps the BMW M2. Rally tuning can further add to this performance.

The Focus RS performs decently on asphalt as well. It may not be as fast or responsive as other A3 cars like the Alfa Romeo 4C, but it is significantly more powerful. The thing to watch out for on paved roads is steering. The RS has a tendency to understeer. Make turns early and be prepared to brake on sharp corners when using the RS on the road.

### Customization

The Focus RS has one body kit called the "Rally Monster". It gives the appearance of an even more aggressive-looking rally car. It also has another spoiler and a few more rims. The Focus RS has two special editions. "Chess" is a light-blue RS with a checkerboard pattern on the hood and side skirting. It is available in the A3 dealer in True Racing for gold. In Unlimited, it is included in the Limited Edition Cars Pack DLC. The Focus RS "Paths" is a yellow version with digital lines running across it. It is hidden in True Racing and found at the A3 dealer in Unlimited.