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i heard it was going to have heaps of cars,like heaps of fords,holdens,all the japanese makes and italian etc cars.

there is a thread with the cars that will make it on gt4 but i cant remember the link..

go to www.boostcruising.com and search under off topic,for the cars etc..

from what i hear late this year early next year this game comes out.. GT4 on PS2 BRING IT ON i say! :)

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Mmmm....

Check out the first post in this thread...

It seems legit, but the source is from Brazil, so read into that any which way you want.

As it stands, only a few Facons and HSV's made it in, which is about right coz nobody outside Australia gives a shit about Australian stuff :(.

Honestly, theres only about 25-odd cars that are CONFIRMED as of mid-July, and most of them were older cars. But goddam it, I hope that link above is legit...

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