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Mario Kart Tour is a 2019 kart racing mobile game, the fourteenth in the franchise in the Mario Kart series, developed and published by Nintendo for iOS and Android devices. The game was announced in January 2018 and was released on September 25, 2019 on Apple App Store and Google Play. Wikipedia

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The Undertaker

**Mark William Calaway** (born March 24, 1965), better known by the ring name **The Undertaker**, is an American retired professional wrestler currently under contract with RCW. Widely regarded as one of the greatest professional wrestlers of all time, The Undertaker is a seven-time world heavyweight champion in WWF/E, having held the WWF/E Championship four times and the World Heavyweight Championship three times.

Calaway began his career in 1987, working as various gimmicks for World Class Championship Wrestling (WCCW) and other affiliate promotions, and he became USWA Unified World Heavyweight Champion and WCWA Texas Heavyweight Champion during this time. After signing with World Championship Wrestling (WCW) in 1989, he had a brief stint in the mid-card as "Mean" Mark Callous, before joining the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) in 1990.

Calaway was rebranded as "The Undertaker" in the WWF, and gained significant mainstream popularity as a horror-themed, macabre entity who employed scare tactics and held links to the supernatural. The longest-tenured wrestler in company history at 30 years, The Undertaker was one of the most prominent figures of the Attitude Era, a boom period in the company's business in the latter 1990s. His character transitioned into a biker in the early 2000s, before returning to a refined version of his previous gimmick in 2004. The Undertaker is heavily associated with WWE's flagship annual event, WrestleMania, where he became known for The Streak, a series of 21 straight victories, and he headlined the event on five occasions. He is also known for his pairing with his in-storyline half-brother Kane, with whom he has alternatively feuded or teamed as The Brothers of Destruction since 1997.

With Kane, he held the WWF and WCW World Tag Team Championships during The Invasion storyline. He retired from the industry in June 2020, and made a farewell appearance at that year's Survivor Series event.
Gran Turismo 2 Wiki

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USA

The **United States of America**, short for the **USA** and commonly referred to as the **United States** and simply **America**, is a country located in North America. It consists of 50 states and a federal district.

## Manufacturers

The following vehicle manufacturers in GRAN TURISMO 2 are situated in the USA:

* Acura (NTSC-U only)
* Chevrolet
* Chrysler
* Dodge
* Ford
* Infiniti (NTSC-U only)
* Lexus (cars purchasable in Toyota dealership)
* Mercury
* Plymouth
* Shelby
* Vector

## Tracks

The following tracks in GRAN TURISMO 2 are situated in the USA:

* Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca
* Seattle Circuit
* Seattle Short Circuit
* Trial Mountain Circuit
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution II(J) '94

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The **Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution II(J) '94** is a road car from Mitsubishi.

## Other names

This car goes by different names depending on the region of the game.

 NTSC-J (races)
 NTSC-U/PAL (menus)
 NTSC-U/PAL (races)

## Colors

This car comes in 5 colors, however, as this is a Used car, the choice of color cannot be changed:

* Scotia White
* Queens Silver
* Pyrenees Black
* Monaco Red
* Moonlight Blue Pearl

## In-game description

*On December 22, 1993, one year after the debut of the Lancer Evolution, the Evolution II was released, further improving on its predecessor's already extraordinary power and driving performance. Using technology and know-how gained through WRC competition, this model resolved its predecessor's weaknesses to become even more powerful. Exterior differences include a front air dam extension and a redesigned rear spoiler. The same OZ aluminum wheels as the WRC model are used.*

*The in-line 4-cylinder DOHC Model 4G63 turbo engine is equipped with an oversized intercooler and an oil cooler, and boasts a lower muffler exhaust pressure, higher turbo boost pressure, increased valve lift, and other improvements that boost maximum output to 256 hp (maximum torque remains at 228 lb-ft). The close-ratio transmission features low-geared 1st and 2nd gears (for better acceleration performance) and a double-cone synchro for 3rd and 4th gears. The clutch disc is made of an improved material that enhances both its feel and durability. The wheelbase and front and rear track have all been increased to improve handling stability. Various chassis components have also been improved, including the stabilizer bars, lower control arms, and shocks, and the tuning was changed to raise the threshold of performance during cornering. The improved brake pads provide better braking performance, while the newly added mechanical limited-slip differential in the rear ensures better steering response going into a turn. Another highlight is the different tire size (205/60R15), accompanied by a wider rear wheel arch.*

*The Evolution II is much more refined than the Evolution. A total of 5,000 units of this limited edition (GSR and RS models) were sold.*

## Acquisition

The Lan Evo II can be purchased from Mitsubishi's Used Car lot for around 13,500 Credits, & can be sold for 3,375 Credits.
Toyota Castrol Supra GT(J) '96

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The **Toyota Castrol Supra GT(J) '96** is a race car from TOYOTA.

This car resembles the #36 car driven by Masanori Sekiya & Pedro de la Rosa (entered by Castrol Toyota Team Tom's); they finished 8th overall in the '96 JGTC season.

## Other names

This car goes by different names depending on the version of the game.

 NTSC-J (races)
 NTSC-U & PAL (menus)
 NTSC-U & PAL (races)

## In-game description

*The All-Japan GT Championship began in 1993. The Supra GT has entered it every year since 1994, and in 1997, after growing faster with age, finally defeated arch rival Skyline GT-R to win the series championship. The GT is based on showroom Supra models but has been modified to the full extent allowed by regulations. These many modifications are designed to achieve race-winning performance by bringing out the car's full potential. Despite the body size, scrupulous weight reduction measures have shaved off every excess ounce to lower the vehicle's weight to an amazingly low 2,420 lbs, the minimum allowed. In place of the showroom Supra's in-line 6-cylinder power unit, the Supra GT contains the same engine used by Celica in the WRC: the model 3S-GTE, a 1,998 cc DOHC in-line 4-cylinder engine positioned as far back as possible in the engine room and capable of generating a maximum output of 465 hp or more at 6,000 rpm and a maximum torque of 470 lb-ft or more at 4,500 rpm. A 43.9 mm air restrictor is installed to comply with output regulations. The transmission is a sequential 6-speed Hewland transmission with a triple-plate AP clutch. The chassis has the same double wishbone front and rear suspension as the standard model but also has longer arms and numerous Group C components, mounted to the steel chassis. Alterations cover every aspect of the car's design. The driving position is further back than in the standard Supra for better weight distribution. This is the ultimate in modified cars.*

## Acquisition

The '96-spec Castrol Supra GT race car can be won by beating the 1st race of the Euro League, located at Apricot Hill Raceway.
The Iron Sheik

**Hossein Khosrow Ali Vaziri** (Persian: حسین خسرو علی وزیری‎; born 15 March 1942), better known by his ring name **The Iron Sheik**, is an Iranian-American retired professional wrestler, amateur wrestler and actor. He is the only Iranian champion in WWE history, having won the WWF World Heavyweight Championship in 1983. Coming off the Iranian hostage crisis, he is considered to be one of the greatest heels of all time. His villainous character peaked during the 1980s WWF wrestling boom and his rivalry with Hulk Hogan turned Hogan into one of the greatest television heroes of the decade. He later formed a tag team with Nikolai Volkoff, which won the WWF Tag Team Championship at the inaugural WrestleMania event. In 2005, he was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. Since 2018, he has been seen on BST and RCW television in appearances alongside Mathieu Parker.

A heel throughout the 1980s, Sheik later gained popularity on Kidd Chris, *The Howard Stern Show*, and on the internet due to his shoot interviews, vulgar language, and his intense dislike for some of his fellow professional wrestlers, particularly B. Brian Blair.
Subaru Impreza Rally Car

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The **Subaru Impreza Rally Car** is a rally car from Subaru.

Although this car bears some resemblances to the Impreza rally cars used in the WRC, this car seemingly doesn't resemble a specific model. However, it seems to resemble the #3 car driven by Englishman Colin McRae, who finished the '97 World Rally Championship in 2nd, losing to Tommi Mäkinen by just 1 point.

## Other names

This car goes by different names depending on the version of the game.

 NTSC-J (races)
 NTSC-U/PAL (menus)
 NTSC-U/PAL (races)

## Colors

This car comes in 2 colors:

* Black
* Blue

## Acquisition

This rally car can be won by beating the Grand Valley 300km Endurance; there's a 50% chance that it will show up as a prize.

## Trivia

* This car is not to be confused with the Subaru IMPREZA Rally Car '96; despite the almost identical in-game name, both cars are completely different (the '96 Impreza rally's race modified from the Subaru Impreza Sedan STi Version III(J) '96 & is an Arcade Mode starter).
Mid-Field Raceway

**Mid-Field Raceway** is a medium-length track appearing in GRAN TURISMO 2. The 14-turn circuit consists of a very long straight, combined with several mid-to-high speed corners and one hairpin turn. The numerous heavy braking areas, notably into turns 1 and 8 can provide great overtaking points between well-matched cars.

Mid-Field Raceway is one of three road tracks available in Arcade Mode from the start alongside Tahiti Road & High Speed Ring. Completing an Arcade Mode race at this track on at least Normal difficulty awards the player with the Daihatsu STORIA X4 Rally Car for use in that mode.

## Events featuring Mid-Field Raceway

Mid-Field Raceway is featured in these Simulation Mode events in GT2:

**License Tests**

* S-4: One Lap Time Trial: Midfield Raceway
	+ **Gold**: 1:03.400 (NTSC)/1:03.100 (PAL)
	+ **Silver**: 1:06.400
	+ **Bronze**: 1:10.000 (NTSC)/1:08.000 (PAL)

**GT League**

* Japan Nationals; 2 laps
* Pacific League; 3 laps - Race 1
* World League; 5 laps - Race 5

**Special Events**

* FF Challenge; 2 laps - Race 2
* FR Challenge; 2 laps - Race 3
* Grand Touring Car Trophy; 3 laps - Race 3
* GT 300 Championship; 5 laps - Race 4

The player can also encounter this track through the Event Generator or from any of the One-Make Races.

## Trivia

* Mid-Field Raceway is one of three GT2 tracks that feature a figure-8 style layout along with Autumn Ring & Special Stage Route 5.
Mazda RX-7 Type RS(J) '98

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The **Mazda RX-7 Type RS(J) '98** is a sports car from maZDa.

## Other names

This car goes by different names depending on the region of the game.

 NTSC-J (races)
 NTSC-U/PAL (menus)
 NTSC-U/PAL (races)

## Colors

This car comes in 5 colors:

* Chaste White
* Highlight Silver Metallic
* Brilliant Black
* Vintage Red
* Innocent Blue Mica

## In-game description

*The RX-7 evolved into the FD3S type after undergoing major changes in December, 1998. Engine power increased to 275, the limit self-imposed for domestic cars by Japanese manufacturers. Additionally, ride and handling were improved. Although the former two-seater model RZ was retired, and the four-seater RS became the top sports model, the RX-7's sportiness has not been lost. The RZ's nervous handling has been smoothed out, and maneuverability has increased. The car is tenacious at its limits, and gives ample warning of any changes in behavior for confidence-inspiring handling. Improvements to the turbocharger for a higher airflow rate, and better rotary seal lubrication have helped the engine achieve 275 hp. It can now rev to 7500 rpm or more without losing power. Low-rpm torque has increased, improving acceleration out of corners. The RX-7 is light in weight, and can still be the fastest car on a race track in the right conditions.*

## Acquisition

The '98-spec maZDa RX-7 Type RS can be purchased from maZDa's New Car dealer from 37,780 Credits & can be sold for 9,445 Credits. It's also one of the many A-Class cars available in Arcade Mode.

## Gallery

The maZDa RX-7 Type RS(J) '98 w/ Racing Modifications applied. This is the 1st of 2 schemes available.The maZDa RX-7 Type RS(J) '98 w/ Racing Modifications applied. This is the 2nd of 2 schemes available.
Lancia Delta HF Integrale Rally Car

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The **Lancia Delta HF Integrale Rally Car** is a rally car from Lancia.

## Other names

The car's replay nameplate in Arcade Mode differs depending on the version of the game.

 NTSC-J
 NTSC-U/PAL

## Acquisition

This car can be acquired by performing Racing Modifications on a stock Lancia Delta HF Integrale Evoluzione for 85K Credits. It's also one of the several starting rally cars available in Arcade Mode.

## Trivia

This car as it appears in Arcade Mode shares all its physics data w/ the stock Lancia Delta HF Integrale Evoluzione, however it has the following upgrades equipped:

* Racing Muffler (5K Credits)
* Racing Intercooler (3,500 Credits)
* Turbo Kit Stage 2 (14,500 Credits)
* Computer - Sports ROM (2K Credits)
* Port Grinding (6K Credits)
* Engine Balancing (16K Credits)
* Weight Reduction Stage 2 (6K Credits)
* Racing Modifications (85K Credits)

The above upgrades cost 138K Credits in total.
Mitsubishi 3000GT (J) '92

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The **Mitsubishi 3000GT (J) ‘92 (Mitsubishi GTO '92** in the NTSC-J version) is a road car from Mitsubishi.

## Other names

This car goes by different names depending on the region of the game.

 NTSC-J (races)
 NTSC-U & PAL (menus)
 NTSC-U & PAL (races)

## Colors

This car comes in 6 colors, however, as this is a Used car, the choice of color cannot be changed:

* Galaxy White Pearl
* Grace Silver Metallic
* Toscana Black Pearl
* Passion Red
* Kutani Red Pearl
* Fiji Blue Metallic

## In-game description

*This GTO appeared in 1990, as Mitsubishi's first genuine sports car in many years, with styling owing much to Mitsubishi's characteristic individuality. Its internal mechanics was packed with their advanced technology of the time, featuring full-time 4-wheel drive, 4-wheel steering, and electronically controlled suspension. It was also a hi-tech model incorporating an active aerodynamics system that use the car's speed to control the front and rear spoilers. There is a choice of two front horizontally-mounted engines, a 3.0-liter V6 DOHC twin-turbo 6G72 and its NA version. The turbo generates 276 hp and 307.3 lb ft against the 221 hp and 202.5 lb ft of the NA. The 4-wheel drive system is the simple center differential viscous LSD structure. With a weight of 3,770 lb, the drive feels ponderous, and it is certainly a car more suited to highway cruising than winding roads.*

## Acquisition

This car can be purchased from Mitsubishi's Used Car Dealer for around 12,400 Credits, & can be sold for 3,100 Credits.

## Gallery

A Mitsubishi 3000GT (J) '92 w/ Racing Modifications applied. Its livery resembles that of the Puma-sponsored GTO that competed in the Super Taikyu series.
Trial Mountain Circuit

**Trial Mountain Circuit** is a fictional circuit appearing in GRAN TURISMO 2. It is set in a mountainous area in Sierra, Nevada, USA, and is almost four kilometers. The circuit features several blind corners, three tunnels, a long, uphill back straight and a series of fast compound corners. It is seen by most players as one of the easiest circuits in the Gran Turismo series. That is, one of the easiest to drive and memorize. However, it is one of the hardest circuits to drive fast due to the length of the circuit.

Completing an Arcade Mode race at this track on at least Normal difficulty awards the player w/ the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution III Rally Car for use in that mode.

The circuit even houses its own endurance.

## Events featuring Trial Mountain Circuit

Trial Mountain Circuit is featured in these Simulation Mode events in GT2:

#### GT League

* UK Nationals; 2 Laps - Race 1, 2 and 3
* Gran Turismo World League; 5 Laps - Race 1

#### Special Events

* FF Challenge; 2 Laps - Race 3
* Convertible Car World Cup; 2 Laps - Race 3
* '80s Sports Car Cup; 3 Laps - Race 1
* Pure Sports Car Cup; 2 Laps - Race 3
* Super Touring; 3 Laps - Race 2
* GT 500 Championship; 5 Laps - Race 4

#### Endurance Events

* Trial Mountain 30 Laps; 30 Laps

The player can also encounter this track through the Event Generator or from any of the One-Make Races.
TVR Tuscan Speed 6

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The **TVR Tuscan Speed 6** is a concept car from TVR.

## Other names

This car goes by different names depending on the region of the game.

 NTSC-U/PAL (menus)
 All (races)

## Colors

This car comes in only one color that's unnamed in-game:

* Reflex Purple

## In-game description

*The outrageous TVR Tuscan Speed Six combines its starting looks with shattering supercar performance. It uses the classic front-engine, rear-wheel drive layout, with a rigid tubular backbone chassis similar to that of the Cerbera but shorter. Fiberglass bodywork keeps weight to a minimum. The Tuscan's suspension uses independent wishbones at all four corners. For perfect weight balance, the engine is located far back in the chassis. It is tilted 15 degrees in order to give the Tuscan a low center of gravity and further improve handling. The large ventilated disc brakes feature four-piston aluminum front calipers for extreme stopping ability. The Speed Six needs that. Its namesake is a complex in-line six-cylinder 24-valve AJP 6 engine designed and built by TVR. The four-liter straight-six develops 360 hp at 7,000 rpm -- enormous power for such a light car. Few sports cars can match the Tuscan Speed Six's outright speed, with the 0-60 mph benchmark passing in four seconds flat before the car surges on to a 185 mph maximum. Promising excitement like that, it's no wonder that TVR took over 200 orders for the utterly unique Tuscan Speed Six before it had even gone on sale.*

## Acquisition

This car appears in TVR's Special Dealership, but is not available to purchase there. It can be obtained by winning the 3rd Pure Sports Car Cup race at Trial Mountain Circuit, & can also be unlocked for use in Arcade Mode by winning a race at Autumn Ring on at least Normal difficulty.

## Gallery

The TVR Tuscan Speed 6 w/ Racing Modifications applied. Racing Mods are available in 6 color schemes: White/Blue (shown), Silver/Blue, Orange/Blue, Yellow/Red, British Racing Green/Red, & Purple/Red.
One-Make Races

The **One-Make Races** in GRAN TURISMO 2 allow players to race in events specifically designed for various models. These events are two laps long & they take place at a course chosen at random in either normal or reverse direction. These events require no licenses for entry.

There are two variants of these events: Normal Style (made for road-going models) and Racing Style (made for race cars). Cars with Racing Modifications, or race cars that meet that event's criteria, are required to enter Racing Style events.

Certain dealerships have only one race and some can have as many as five races. Please note that not all dealerships will feature a One-Make Race.

## List of One-Make Races

*note: [R] denotes that that race features a Racing Style event.*

## Daihatsu

* Midget Contest
* Mira Challenge [R]
* Storia Challenge [R]

## Dodge

* Viper Festival of Speed [R]
* Neon Trophy [R]

## Ford

* Ka Challenge [R]
* Focus Challenge [R]

## Honda

* NSX Trophy
* Civic Race [R]
* Beat the Beat
* Type-R Challenge
* S2000 Challenge [R]

## Lotus

* Elise Trophy [R]
* Elan Trophy [R]

## maZDa

* RX-7 Meeting
* Roadster Trophy [R]
* Demio Race [R]
* AZ-1 Challenge

## Mini/MG

* Mini Challenge [R]
* MGF Challenge [R]

## Mitsubishi

* Mirage Cup [R]
* Evolution Meeting

## Nissan

* Silvia & 180SX Club [R]
* Pulsar Cup
* Skyline-R34 Challenge
* March Trophy [R]

* GT-R Meeting [R]

## Subaru

* Alcyone Challenge [R]
* Impreza Challenge

## Suzuki

* Alto Works Cup [R]
* Cappuccino Cup [R]

## Toyota

* Celica Meeting [R]
* Starlet Meeting
* MR-S Trophy
* Altezza Cup [R]
* Vitz Trophy [R]

## Volkswagen

* Golf Cup [R]
* Beetle Challenge [R]
Apahua

**Apahua** is a Geon believed to represent quicksand, and credited as responsible for its presence in the world. Depicted as lazy and quarrelsome, Apahua was a feared monster in the Djeric period of Kentotran history.

## Appearance

Apahua is one of the least distinct Geons on record, with the most unifying characteristic in his depiction being his wet, dripping, nearly amorphous form. He is typically depicted with many arms.

## Myths

Apahua was tricked into rolling over by Zeala in one of the many fables written about the young demigod, allowing him to cross otherwise treacherous terrain.
Citroën Saxo Rally Car

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The **Citroën Saxo Rally Car** is a rally car from Citroën.

## Other names

The car's replay nameplate in Arcade Mode differs depending on the version of the game.

 NTSC-U/PAL

## Acquisition

This car can be acquired by performing Racing Modifications on a stock Citroën Saxo 1.6i VTS for 80K Credits. It's also one of the several starting rally cars available in Arcade Mode.

## Trivia

This car as it appears in Arcade Mode shares all its physics data w/ the stock Citroën Saxo 1.6i VTS, however it has the following upgrades equipped:

* Racing Muffler (4,500 Credits)
* NA Tuning Stage 3 (60K Credits)
* Computer - Sports ROM (1K Credits)
* Port Grinding (5K Credits)
* Engine Balancing (10K Credits)
* Weight Reduction Stage 2 (5K Credits)
* Racing Modifications (80K Credits)

The above upgrades cost 165,500 Credits in total.
Rover Mini Cooper 1275S Mark 1

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The **Rover Mini Cooper 1275S Mark 1** is a rally car from Mini.

This rally car resembles the #177 car driven by Rauno Aaltonen, the winner of the 1967 Monte Carlo Rally.

## Other names

This car goes by different names depending on the version of the game.

 NTSC-U/PAL (menus)
 All (races)

## In-game description

*After its introduction, the Mini quickly became the British national car. It seemed that everyone, from commoners to royalty, drove one. Many racing drivers were Mini owners, and that led to Minis racing. The Mini was light in weight and had an innovative fully-independent suspension with control arms in front, and trailing arms at the rear, both sprung by rubber cones similar in function to today's elastomer bicycle suspensions. It could outhandle a surprising number of more conventional cars. It had to take advantage of its cornering abilities, since in original 850 cc form it had all of 37 horsepower. John Cooper, maker of World Championship-winning Formula One cars in the late 1950s, and, more to the point, BMC-engined Formula Junior cars in the early 1960s, was called upon to tune the beloved Mini.*

*The first Mini-Cooper had a 997 cc, 55-hp version of the little BMC four-banger, and disc brakes were fitted inside of its ten-inch front wheels. But that was just the starting point. More power was extracted from the 1-liter engine, and then it was bored out to 1071 cc, with 67 hp. The ultimate Mini was the 1275 cc Cooper S. In stock trim, with twin SU carburetors, it had 76 hp at 5800 rpm, and 79 lb-ft of torque at 3000 rpm. In full race trim, somewhat more could be found. The rubber springs were replaced with "Hydrolastic" hydraulic units. With around 100 hp in a 1400-lb car, prepared 1275 S Mini-Coopers were the terrors of small-displacement sedan racing, and very successful in rallying as well.*

## Acquisition

This car can be purchased from the two-in-one Mini/MG dealer's Special section for 500K Credits & can be sold for 125K Credits.

It's also an unlockable Arcade Mode car: it can be unlocked for use in that mode after winning a race at Red Rock Valley Speedway on at least Normal difficulty.

## Trivia

* When this car is displayed in the two-in-one Mini & MG dealer, it is incorrectly depicted as having 73 hp; when viewed in the Home Garage after being bought, however, it will display the correct 239 hp.
High Speed Ring

**High Speed Ring** is a track appearing in GRAN TURISMO 2. It is arguably one of the most well known tracks in the GT series due to its easy difficulty and fast, flowing nature, as well as the ability for players to show off the speed of their cars, hence the track's name.

High Speed Ring is one of three road tracks that the player can choose when starting Arcade Mode for the first time, the others being Tahiti Road and Mid-Field Raceway. Completing an Arcade Mode race at High Speed Ring on at least Normal difficulty awards the player with the Renault Clio Sport V6 24V for use in that mode.

## Events featuring High Speed Ring

High Speed Ring is featured in these Simulation Mode events in GT2:

##### Special Events

* Sunday Cup; Race 2 - 2 Laps
* MR Challenge; Race 2 - 2 Laps
* Luxury 4-Door Cup; Race 3 - 2 Laps

The player can also encounter this track through the Event Generator or from any of the One-Make Races.

## Trivia

* In the PAL version, High Speed Ring is erroneously spelled **High-speed Link**.
Starlit Adventures

Starlit Adventures is the Video Game this wiki is talking about.

### Effects

If you press and hold left and right buttons, you shoot a super-bomb that works like a missile

## Starlit Adventures

### Version

Current version: (I don't know, I'll check later, but it's 2.something.something)

## Bow & Arrow

### Effects

If you press and hold on both left and right buttons, you shoot a Super-arrow

### Cost to sell

You may not sell this item or any other item
Ford GT40

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The **Ford GT40** is a vintage supercar from Ford. It is the road going version of the famed vintage race car that won Jacky Ickx and Jackie Oliver the 1969 24 Hours of Le Mans.

## Colors

The GT40 comes in 7 colors, all of which are unnamed:

* White
* Black
* Red
* Yellow
* Cypress Green
* Forest Green
* Navy Blue

## In-game description

*The Ford GT40 raced in international endurance races between 1964 and 1969. Built in England, so Ford could utilize the abilities of the British race-car construction infrastructure, the GT40 was named for its 40-inch height.*

*It was a mid-engined car with a steel monocoque chassis, independent double wishbone front and multi-link rear suspension, and four-wheel disc brakes. The original engine was an aluminum-block 350-hp, 4.2-liter (260 cu. in.) V8.*

*At Le Mans in 1964, the GT40s were fast but fragile. From 1965 on, the GT40s used a 350-hp, 289-cu. in. (4.7-liter) iron-block V8. At the same time, a "Mark II" version was developed, with a 427-cu. in. (7 liter) stock car V8. Success proved elusive in 1965, but a massive effort then paid off, with the Mk II winning in 1966 and the 7-liter Mk. IV victorious in 1967.*

*While the 7-liter cars were contesting for overall victory, the GT40 went into series production in order to compete in the Group 4 class. When Ford finished the GT40 program at the end of 1966, it was taken over by JW Automotive Engineering (JWA). Not only did JWA have the official approval of Ford, it had major support from the Gulf Oil Corporation. The JWA cars raced in Gulf's light blue and orange colors. JWA developed its own GT40 derivative, and also refined the GT40. JWA GT40s won at Le Mans in 1968 and 1969.*

*The GT40, in all of its variations, was one of the last front-line racing cars that could be driven on the street, and, after retirement, many were. Two different road versions were also built, with specifications only slightly milder than the race cars.*

## Acquisition

The GT40 can be purchased in GT2 from Ford's special Dealership for 500K Credits, and can be sold for 125K Credits.

## Trivia

* This car is infamous for being a "cheater car" in Race 2 of the Historic Car Cup, being far more powerful than the other cars in that race.
* This car was intended to have racing modifications available during GT2's development. However, the planned racing mods turned into a seperate car, the Ford GT40 Race Car. The incomplete race modified version of this car still remains in the game files and can be obtained through hacking devices, however it appears blank and untextured when viewed at medium or far distances.
Toyota Yaris '99

* Car
* Banner

The **Toyota Yaris '99** is a road car from Toyota. It is a version of the Toyota Vitz sold exclusively in Europe.

## Colors

The Yaris comes in 7 colors:

* Super White II
* Silver Metallic
* Pale Rose Metallic Opal
* Super Red II
* Yellow Mica Metallic
* Light Aqua Metallic
* Dark Blue Mica

## In-game description

*At its launch in 1999, the Toyota Vitz - or Yaris as it's known in Europe - was welcomed as one of the funkiest small cars around. Trendy styling, excellent interior practicality and fuel-sipping economy combine to make it, like the seventh generation Celica, another radical yet popular Toyota. The Vitz doesn't just look different from more humdrum superminis, the driving experience is very different too. For starters the driver sits high up for good visibility, while the digital speedometer is located behind a pod in the centre of the dashboard complete with a magnifying lense. One of the biggest factors that makes the Vitz both so fuel efficient and such a smile-stretcher to drive is its tiny one-litre, four-cylinder engine. That might not sound like the formula for fun, but throw in 16 valves and a VVT-i variable-valve timing system and power output is squeezed to an impressive (well, considering) 70bhp at 6,000rpm. This engine needs revving hard to give its best, mind. This power unit can be matched to a choice of two transmissions, a five-speed manual or a four-speed electronically-controlled automatic. The oomph is sent to the road via the front wheels. The Vitz certainly doesn't pretend to handle anythig like a sports car, especially not basic Japanese-spec versions which feature suspension softened for around-town comfort. The Japanese top-drive 'U' model and the European Yaris-badged version benefit from mildly more athletic manners thanks to retuned suspension for greater high-speed stability and overall nippiness through bendy bits. Healthy stick to the road for these uprated versions is laid on by small 14-inch wheels wearing 175/65 rubber.*

*Vented front discs and rear drum brakes have little trouble hauling up such a light and overall tiny car. That's just about it for driver aids, although the little Vitz can also be specified with power steering and anti-lock assistance for the brakes.*

## Acquisition

There are 2 ways to acquire the Yaris:

* Purchasing it from Toyota's New Car dealer from 9,280 Credits.
* Winning it from the 3rd Compact Car World Cup race at Rome Short Course.

These methods are only possible in the PAL version.

## Gallery

The Toyota Yaris '99 w/ Racing Modifications applied.
## Trivia

* This car, alongside the car it's based on, the Vitz, is one of the few cars in GT2 that can be won from events *and* purchasable from the dealerships.
Mazda RX-7 Touring X(J) '96

* Car
* Banner (NTSC-J)
* Banner (NTSC-U & PAL)

The **maZDa RX-7 Touring X(J) '96** is a road car from maZDa.

## Other names

This car goes by different names depending on the version of the game.

 NTSC-J (races)
 NTSC-U/PAL (menus)
 NTSC-U/PAL (races)

## Colors

This car comes in 4 colors, however, as this is a Used car, the choice of color cannot be changed:

* Chaste White
* Silver Stone Metallic
* Brilliant Black
* Vintage Red

## In-game description

*The RX-7 FD3S was launched in 1991. The car with the most spartan specs in the current line-up is the Type Z, which was added in the first minor change in 1993, and which succeeds in stretching the power of the RX-7 to the limit. The engine was replaced with a more powerful 261 hp engine, achieving a power/weight ratio of 10.6lb/hp. The only model in the RX-7 line-up with an automatic transmission is the Touring X, which replaced the previous automatic model. In this model, the power is reduced to 251 hp because of the automatic transmission.*

*As sports cars, all of these models give an excellent drive, and the transmission properties of the Type RZ are astounding. These cars are in the top echelon of Japanese sports cars, and hard to fault. Appropriate technique is required to master them.*

## Acquisition

This car can be purchased from maZDa's Used Car Dealer for about 19,990 Credits & can be sold for 4,975 Credits.
Super Speedway

**Super Speedway** is an oval racetrack appearing in GRAN TURISMO 2. The 1.5 mile track is most recognizable by the second, tighter corner being covered like a stadium, and a huge lap time counter on the front straight. A fairly standard oval track; wide, flat road space, bounded entirely by walls, with the second turn being tighter than the first.

Completing an Arcade Mode race at this track on at least Normal difficulty awards the player with the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IV Rally Car for use in that mode.

## Events featuring Super Speedway

Super Speedway is featured in these Simulation Mode events on GT2:

### Special Events

* Station Wagon Cup; 2 Laps - Race 2
* Gran Turismo All-Stars; 5 Laps - Race 1
* GT500 Championship; 5 Laps - Race 2

The player can also encounter this track through the Event Generator or from any of the One-Make Races.

## Trivia

* In GT2, there exists an unused reverse version of Super Speedway. Unlike the other tracks in the game, this track has a different starting grid layout. Just like the reverse version of Laguna Seca, there is no AI pathfinding, they will either stand still or drive straight into the first wall and remain there; you can not pit in either. The track also features its own unique replay cameras.
Ford Mustang

The **Ford Mustang** is an American car manufactured by Ford. It was originally based on the platform of the second generation North American Ford Falcon, a compact car. The original 1962 Ford Mustang I two-seater concept car had evolved into the 1963 Mustang II four-seater concept car which Ford used to pre-test how the public would take interest in the first production Mustang. The 1963 Mustang II concept car was designed with a variation of the production model's front and rear ends with a roof that was 2.7 inches shorter. Introduced early on April 17, 1964 (16 days after the Plymouth Barracuda), and thus dubbed as a "1964½" by Mustang fans, the 1965 Mustang was the automaker's most successful launch since the Model A. The Mustang has undergone several transformations to its current sixth generation.

## The Mustang in GRAN TURISMO 2

* Ford Mustang GT '98
* Ford Mustang GT '99
* Ford Mustang SVT Cobra '98
* Ford Mustang SVT Cobra '99

### Derivative models

* Shelby GT350 '66
* Shelby GT500 '68
* Shelby GT500KR '68
* Saleen SR Widebody
Tahiti Road

**Tahiti Road** is a track set in Tahiti that appears in GRAN TURISMO 2. The track is set in one of the French Polynesian islands. It can be considered a perfect track for beginners as due to it being the location of the first Sunday Cup race, it is the first track the player can encounter when starting Simulation Mode. It is also one of three road tracks that the player can choose from when starting Arcade Mode for the first time, the other two being Mid-Field Raceway & High Speed Ring.

Completing an Arcade Mode race at Tahiti Road on at least Normal difficulty will award the player with the Peugeot 306 Rally Car for use in that mode.

## Events featuring Tahiti Road

Tahiti Road is featured in these Simulation Mode events on GT2:

License Tests

* Super License  - Test 1

GT League

* French Nationals - Races 1 and 2, 2 Laps

Special Events

* Sunday Cup - Race 1, 2 Laps
* Lightweight K-Car Cup - Race 3, 2 Laps
* 80's Sports Car Cup - Race 5, 3 Laps
* FF Challenge - Race 1, 2 Laps
* Historic Car Cup - Race 1, 2 Laps
* Convertible Car World Cup - Race 1, 2 Laps

The player can also encounter this track through the Event Generator or from any of the One-Make Races.
Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34, J) '99

* Car
* Banner

The **Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34, J) '99** is a road car from Nissan.

## Other names

This car goes by different names depending on the region of the game.

 NTSC-J (races)
 NTSC-U/PAL (menus)
 NTSC-U/PAL (races)

## Colors

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This car comes in 7 colors:

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* White
* Sonic Silver
* Athlete Silver
* Black Pearl
* Active Red
* Bay Side Blue
* Lightning Yellow

## In-game description

*In January 1999, roughly six months after the release of the tenth-generation R34 Skyline on May 25, 1998, the GT-R was added to the lineup.*

*Three inches shorter than the preceding R33 GT-R and with an inch smaller front overhang, the R34 coupe body features comprehensive upgrades to improve rigidity. With an obvious strong dedication to driving performance, Nissan began its aerodynamic work not by simply striving to reduce the coefficient of drag, but rather by approaching the essence of automotive aerodynamics: ideal cooling performance and downforce.*

*The R34 GT-R houses the Model RB26DETT, the same 2.6-liter DOHC twin-turbocharged powerplant used since the R32, but with major improvements designed to enhance performance. Maximum output is unchanged at 276 hp, but maximum torque has notably been raised to 290 lb-ft. As this increase in torque has a direct impact on acceleration.*

*But acceleration isn't the only performance aspect that has been boosted. Major improvements in chassis performance remedy understeer (a problem with the R32) and front heaviness (murmured about by R33 drivers). The GT-R's dual-wing rear spoiler, featuring a fixed main wing and an adjustable wing, is a visually striking exterior feature.*

*The even-sportier V-spec version is the world's first production car to come equipped with an all-carbon rear diffuser, which assures greater downforce, and has many other upgrades -- an active limited-slip differential being one -- that make it the ultimate GT-R driving machine.*

## Acquisition

This car can be purchased from Nissan's New Car dealer for 49,980 Credits, & can be sold for 12,495 Credits.

## Gallery

The Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34, J) '99's first Racing Modifications scheme. This livery is based on the "Altia" GT-R driven by Shunji Kasuya and Yasueaka Hinoi in the 1999 Super Taikyu Series.The Nissan Skyline GT-R (R34, J) '99's second Racing Modifications scheme. This livery is based on the "Prince Chiba Falken" GT-R driven by Hironori Takeuchi and Tetsuka Tanaka in the 1999 Super Taikyu Series.
Honda Accord Type-R

* Car
* Banner

The **Honda Accord Type-R** is a road car from Honda.

## Other names

This car goes by different names depending on the version of the game.

 NTSC-J (races)
 NTSC-U & PAL (menus)
 NTSC-U & PAL (races)

## Colors

The Accord Type-R comes in 2 colors:

* Nighthawk Black Pearl
* Vesuvio Red

## In-game description

*Honda's Type R cars are famous for their power and handling. Following the NSX, Integra, and Civic, the fourth Type R is a 4-door sedan Accord, sold only in Europe. Its purpose is to increase the valuation of the Honda brand image.*

*The present Accord has a common platform, but a different body, for the Japanese, U.S., European, and Asian markets. Although the suspensions are all of similar design, they are tuned differently, with the European version the sportiest. Most of the equipment on the Accord Type R is similar to that of the Civic and Integra Type R. However, its purpose and image are somewhat different.*

*The Type R image in Japan and the U.S. is "race car for the street", with plenty of mechanical and exhaust music and a suspension tuned for maximum cornering, with comfort secondary. The Accord Type R is a sports sedan for a more mature driver. But that doesn't mean its content is all that subdued. The engine is developed from the Prelude's 2.2 liter DOHC VTEC four-cylinder. Balanced pistons and connecting rods, polished intake ports, and other internal enhancements help it develop 209 hp at 7200 rpm, with very low exhaust emissions and useful power throughout its rev range.*

*The suspension is compliant and composed, and designed more for normal driving than ultimate grip. The Accord Type R is an attractive car for mature drivers with sporty flair.*

## Acquisition

The Accord Type-R can be earned by winning the 1st Luxury Sedan Cup race at Rome Circuit.

## Gallery

The Honda Accord Type-R w/ Racing Modifications applied in the NTSC-J 1.0 version of the game.The Honda Accord Type-R w/ Racing Modifications applied in the international and NTSC-J 1.1 versions of the game. The Accord Type-R logos on the car's side were replaced w/ Kenwood logos.
Fiat 500 Sporting

* Car
* Banner

The **Fiat 500 (Cinquecento) Sporting** is a road car from FIAT.

## Other names

This car goes by different names depending on the region of the game.

 NTSC-J/NTSC-U (races)
 NTSC-U/PAL (menus)
 PAL (races)

## Colors

This car comes in 8 colors, all of which are unnamed.

* Pearl White

* Steel Grey Metallic

* Dark Grey Metallic

* Black

* Starter Red

* Burgundy Metallic

* Broom Yellow

* Navy Blue Metallic

## In-game description

*The Fiat Cinquecento was the first of a new breed of small car designed with urban mobility in mind. Since its launch in 1993, over 250,000 have been sold each year, hardly surprising considering its unique blend of performance and practicality.*

*The Cinquecento comes with a choice of two engines. For the economy-conscious, there's the basic 899 cc four-cylinder unit with 41 BHP, good for an 89 mph top speed, a 0-62 mph time around 18 seconds, and 40 mpg.*

*For those that prefer their frugality to come with a little more fun, there's the Fiat Cinquecento Sporting. Thanks to an 1100 cc four-cylinder, overhead cam engine, the Sporting boasts 54 BHP at 5,500 rpm. Torque is 63 lb-ft at 3,250 rpm. As you'd expect, with so much power in a tiny body, performance is entertaining.*

*The Sporting manages the 0-62 mph sprint in a supercar-scaring 13.8 seconds, while top speed is a positively supersonic 93 mph.*

*Externally, the Sporting comes with a number of funky add-ons to ensure that it stands out from the crowd. These include 13 inch alloy wheels, low profile tires, body colored bumpers and an extra wide oval exhaust pipe. No other budget hot hatch provides quite so many cheap thrills.*

## Acquisition

The 500 Sporting can be purchased from the FIAT dealer for 13,500 Credits, & can be sold for 3,375 Credits.

## Trivia

* "Cinquecento" is Italian for "five hundred".

* It is one of the few non-Kei Cars that are allowed to participate in the second and third race of the Lightweight K-Car Cup.
BMW 328Ci

* Car
* Banner (NTSC-J & NTSC-U)
* Banner (PAL)

The **BMW 328Ci** is a compact sedan from BMW.

## Other names

This car goes by different names depending on the region of the game.

 NTSC-J (races)
 NTSC-U/PAL (menus)
 NTSC-U/PAL (races)

## Colors

This sedan comes in 15 colors:

* Alpine White
* Titanium Silver Metallic
* Steel Gray Metallic
* Cosmos Black Metallic
* Black
* Bright Red
* Brick Red
* Sienna Red Metallic
* Light Yellow Metallic
* Sea Green Metallic
* Fern Green Metallic
* Topazblue
* Steel Blue Metallic
* Orient Blue Metallic
* Dark Blue

## In-game description

*A sports car for grown-ups, the BMW 3-Series Coupe is a handsome yet subtle two door evolution of the new generation 3-Series sedan. The Coupe is longer, lower, and wider than the sedan. The Coupe is longer, lower, and wider than the sedan. It is, of course, rear-wheel drive, and shares the sedan's aluminum-intensive fully-independent suspension, with struts in front and a multi-link setup in the rear. For even better handling, the ride height is lowered, and springs and shocks are stiffer. All of the latest electronic traction and stability systems are available.*

*Engines for 3-Series Coupes are dual overhead cam in-line six-cylinders with variable valve timing. The 323Ci has a 2.5-liter version with 170 hp at 5,500 rpm and 181 lb-ft of torque at 3,500 rpm. The 328Ci has a 2.8-liter variant with 193 hp at 5,500 rpm and 206 lb-ft of torque at 3,500 rpm. The 328's larger engine gives an edge in performance, but the 323 is hardly slow. Its 0-60 time of 7.1 seconds compares well to the 328's 6.6.*

*Both combine nimble handling and entertaining performance with adult practicality in the matter BMW does so well.*

## Acquisition

The 328Ci can be purchased from the BMW dealership from 50,690 Credits, & can be sold for 12,672 Credits.

## Gallery

The BMW 328Ci w/ Racing Modifications installed.