Newbie question, sorry if its already been covered recently... On F12001,
are there performance differences between the cars? I like to drive the
Mclaren, but would I be any quicker in a Williams or Ferrari? Or do
different cars suit different driving styles (not sure what mine is
anyway!)?. Thanks in advance :-)
I'm sure others will answer correctly, but also sure I can take a finely
tuned Ferrari any day and make it perform like a sick, 1.5 cylinder Citroen.
Driving capabilities does have a lot to do with it, but also how they're
tuned in relation to your particular driving style. 8-)
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Chris H.
"Jules P" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> Newbie question, sorry if its already been covered recently... On F12001,
> are there performance differences between the cars? I like to drive the
> Mclaren, but would I be any quicker in a Williams or Ferrari? Or do
> different cars suit different driving styles (not sure what mine is
> anyway!)?. Thanks in advance :-)
>
>
>
Yes there are differences in power and handling amoung the various
chassis. However, if you can get a good online session, there is an option
to make all cars equal. But offline, you will be sucking exhaust fumes if
you choose a Jag.
dave henrie
"Chris H." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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> I'm sure others will answer correctly, but also sure I can take a finely
> tuned Ferrari any day and make it perform like a sick, 1.5 cylinderCitroen.
F12001,
