Cars

This is a sub-page of Proto:Gran Turismo 2/July 29, 1999 Demo Builds.

This page documents data associated with cars in the July 29 builds of GT2, highlighting differences from the final game. Entries for 418 cars are defined in the .carinfo file of the European version, while its North American counterpart adds one more to the pack: the Nissan Pulsar VZ-R N1 (n2p1n).

LabelsText and logos used to identify cars.

Unique Content#

To do:
Document the following cars:

brmin/brmir, the Rover Mini 1.3 Euro Edition, which use duplicates of brmcn as a body
gb3cn, the BMW E36 323i Coupe, which has a body, banner, and replay name
m-nnn, an early version of Lancer Evolution VI with red color, Evo V wheels, and floating wings

A number of car models and texture sets were removed by the time the game was released in Japan. The "early version" cars are duplicates of other cars in the demo but with unique models, textures, and different codenames.

Alfa 156 2.5 V6 (aa54n; final game uses ia54n)

Alfa GTV 3.0 V6 (aag4n; final game uses iag4n); has texture glitches

Alfa Spider 2.0 (aaspn; final game uses iaspn); has a matte windscreen and many body glitches

An Audi A4 Avant 2.8 quattro (ga4tn); only the sedan exists in the final game. Has a replay name and banner.

Daihatsu Mira TX 4WD '97 (q2t4n); despite the listed model year, it is actually a L700 series Mira that began production in 1998. Its carlogo graphic still corresponds to an L400 series Mira, however.

The racing modification of the Daihatsu Mira TX (q2t4r); has no wheels, glitches, and an early Daihatsu logo

Honda Life '97 racing modification (h2l8r)

Honda Life '98 racing modification (h2lir)

Jaguar XJR15 Road Car (bjjrn); has a glitch on its side windows, painted silver instead of blue (this was seen on the actual car, which was only a one-make racer in real life)

Peugeot 306 Rally Car (ap36r); has no wheels or LOD textures, as well as a red color option.

An Suzuki Alto Works RS-X with GT1-style hexagonal wheels (x2axn). Used in demo replays from August 30 onwards.

An Suzuki Alto Works RS-X racing modification, with same GT1-style wheels (x2axr). This model was reused for x2azr in the final game.

A Toyota TRD2000GT racing modification (t22dr); modified and given to the 1998 MR2 GT-S in the final

A Vauxhall Tigra (bvpin); the final game uses only bvtin

A Volkswagen Golf (gvnvn); contains different color schemes and modelled differently.

As well as cars, a non-car model (internally named t000n) exists in addition to the arcade loading background that is still in the final; it is possible it was an earlier version of it. It revolves much faster than any cars.

Model Differences#

East City#

Daihatsu#

Daihatsu Move Aero Custom '98
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

One of the built-in Arcade Mode cars, the Daihatsu Move Aero Custom '98 had its license plate changed from gray to body-color. Additionally, a "Move" logo was added to the rear and rendering errors on the Move logo along the side were fixed.

It is also worth noting that the car logo as used in the hidden Home Garage list has missing background transparency, although the logo used in the Class C preset have them.

Honda#

Honda Castrol Mugen NSX GT (1998)
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The 1998 Honda Castrol Mugen NSX GT had car number 16 added to all the blank white spots on its body. To allow for this, the white color option was also removed.

Honda Civic SiR (EK) '98
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The Honda Civic SiR (EK) '98 was originally a copy of Honda Civic SiR-II (EK) '95 in the demos, with lack of rear badges and the Adriatic Blue Pearl color option. In addition to these, the purple color was also adjusted in the final car.

Honda Prelude SiR S spec '98
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

A rear wing was added to the Honda Prelude SiR S spec '98, as present on the real car to distinguish it from the regular model. Additionally, the wheel was updated and the bottom three colors, copied from the 1996 model, were replaced with a yellow paint.

Mazda#

Mazda Familia GT-X
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The Mazda Familia GT-X is among one of those which uses GT1-style hexagonal wheels in the demos.
The yellow color was replaced with Bay Blue color in the final game.

Mitsubishi#

Mitsubishi GTO '99 (racing modification)
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

In the racing modifications for the 1999 Mitsubishi GTO, the tertiary brake light on the rear window was removed.
All GTO racing modifications feature different color options depending on the model. In the final game, only green/white and white/green are available. (Note that the 1999 Twin Turbo MR is absent in the demos.)
- m2srr ('99 SR/SL): Black/purplish red, yellow/purplish red
- m2ttr ('99 Twin Turbo/VR-4 Turbo): Yellow/black, dark green/white
- mgnor ('97 SR/SL): Bronze/white, foam green/white
- mgntr ('97 VR-4 Turbo): Maroon red/white, green/white
- mgoor ('92 N/A): White/pink, green/yellow
- mgotr ('92 VR-4): Green/white, blue/yellow
- mgtor ('95 SR/SL): Red/blue, blue/white
- mgtmr ('95 Twin Turbo MR): Black/white, orange/white
- mgttr ('95 VR-4 Turbo): Black/white, dark green/white

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution V RS '98 (racing modification)/Rally Car '98
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The racing modification of the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution V RS '98 was originally the primary Mitsubishi Ralliart WRC livery from that year's WRC season, with the GSR counterpart also having the unused Winfield livery. These were both spun off as their own cars, with both road cars receiving Puma Super Taikyu liveries instead starting from the Euro Demo builds.

Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI (racing modification)
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI models have license plates added on the front.

Mitsubishi Mirage Cyborg R '92 (racing modification)
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

Falken branding was added to the racing modification of the Mitsubishi Mirage Cyborg R '92, on top of carryover GT1 paint scheme.

Mitsubishi Pajero Mini VR-II '97
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The Mitsubishi Pajero Mini VR-II '97 were given major facelifts with changes in front headlights, bars on the top and above the bumper, as well as an extra logo on the front added.

Nissan#

Nissan Stagea RS Four V '98 (racing modification)
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The Nissan Stagea RS Four V '98 racing modification was changed significantly in the final version to differentiate it from the 260 RS. This change also applied to the 1997 model.

Nissan Stagea 260 RS '98 (racing modification)
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

For the Nissan Stagea 260 RS '98 racing modification:

The rear spoiler was changed.
The Nismo logo on the rear was removed.
A Bridgestone logo was added to the front, as on the rear window.

The 1997 equivalent also received similar changes.

Nissan Pulsar VZ-R N1 '97
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The Nissan Pulsar VZ-R N1 '97 was to feature the optional VZ-R logo branding on the side of the car. That side texture were originally broken in the July and August demos, as well its brake lights and blanked out wheels, but the Test Drive demo fixed those while adding a new issue where the front bumper is completely white on the night version of the car. In the final game, a plain white or black scheme without those side decals was used instead.

Nissan R390 GT1 Road Car '98
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The Nissan R390 GT1 Road Car '98 had its front number plate edited out (possibly due to mirroring issues). Additionally, the car's internal name was changed from n240n to n24nn, to split it from the racing counterpart; a similar internal name change also apply to its 1997 counterpart.

Nissan Skyline (R32, non-GT-R; racing modification)
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The non-GT-R R32 Nissan Skyline models have Nismo logos edited out from their racing modifications. Additionally, the Skyline text on the door shows white outline when painted in black, an issue not present in the original racing modification.

Nissan Skyline GT-R Nismo (R32; racing modification)
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

All Nissan Skyline GT-R (R32) models feature the same racing modification from the previous game, except for the 1991 model that has the Axia Trampio livery. In the final game, new liveries were assigned:

1989 and 1991 (standard): Calsonic
1990 Nismo: BP
1993 V-Spec and 1994 V-Spec II: Axia Trampio (from what was the 1991 model in the demos, but with Axia logos removed)

Subaru#

Subaru 360 Young SS
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The Subaru 360 Young SS has more colors and incomplete wheel placement in the demos, the wheel placement of which was shown on an article of the game in the Official UK PlayStation Magazine.

Subaru Impreza Coupe WRX typeR STi Version '96
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The Subaru Impreza Coupe WRX typeR STi Version '96 gained more detailed side and rear logos, as well as deeper (but inaccurate to the real car) blue reminiscent of the in-game 22B model. It is also one of some cars that has GT1-styled wheels in the demos.

Subaru Impreza WRX '98
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

For the standard Subaru Impreza WRX '98, the body was made rounder, and the WRX and Subaru logos on the rear was made less distinctive. The rear license plate was also blanked out.

Suzuki#

Suzuki Kei S '98
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The Suzuki Kei S '98 has a garnet red that was removed in the final game.

Suzuki Cappuccino
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The Suzuki Cappuccino has multiple variations of the three colors it has on the actual model (silver, red, and green) as the developers experimented on which shade to use. The final game ended up using shades of red and green that was too dark compared to the actual car (with the green chosen being also overly bluish).

Suzuki Cappuccino (racing modification)
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

By contrast, the racing modification of the aforementioned car only has two colors.

To do:
Replace the final image with RS/Z's final RM, current comparison is misleading as the RS/X '90 RM is unchanged in any build barring filename change.

Suzuki Alto Works RS/X '90, RS/Z '97
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The car named x2aln/x2alr originally contained the Suzuki Alto Works RS/Z '97 in the July demo builds, which has an different alternate color for its Advan livery (black/yellow, instead of white/red) and broken front window palettes. This car was moved to x2azn/x2azr in later builds.

Toyota#

Toyota Altezza
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

Note: This screenshot is actually taken from the August 30 demo, as Home/Guest Garage is not available on the July 29 build.

The regular Toyota Altezza RS200, which later served as placeholder road car body starting from the August demo build (as well in the final game for the "Rex Supercharger VX", has a different shade of silver.

Toyota Altezza (racing modification)
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The racing modification for the Toyota Altezza, also serving as placeholder race car body starting from the August demo build, was originally the Netz Castrol Super Taikyu livery, which was changed to be based on the Espelir Gialla livery instead (note the website features the 2000 car, however the same livery was also used in the 1999 season). The Tom's 280T retained this livery, but did make a change to it where the Enkei logos on the front now have shading and no longer mirrored on the right-hand side. The "Castrol Mugen Accord" in the final game does still have the demo version of the racing Altezza, however.

It is also worth noting that in the July demos (where it did not yet take the role of placeholder race car body), there are logos for Zent, a pachinko chain, that were removed from subsequent builds. The Zent logos were also edited out from the 1999 Toyota GT-One (based on the car that participated in the 1999 Le Mans Fuji 1000 km race, where it had such logos) in the final build of the game (the car had no textures yet in the demos), but not from the Toyota Castrol Tom's Supra GT (JGTC) '99. (While later games in the series refrained from including cars with Zent primary sponsorship, the 2000 version of the Castrol Supra, as well as the Toyota TS030 Hybrid '12, does have Zent logos on them, however.)

Toyota Celica GT-R (ST183) '91
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The Toyota Celica GT-R (ST183) '91 has its logos from text license plate removed, as well as rear badges added and "Twin Cam 16" logo on the sides added starting from the August demos.

North City#

Audi#

Audi A3
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

Most colors of the Audi A3 were much brighter in the demos.

Audi A4
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The Audi A4 2.8 quattro lost two green colors (one of which was a duplicate) in the final version of the game. However, a dark red and a brown color were added. Additionally, the bottom black areas were made brighter.

BMW#

BMW 323ti Compact
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

On the BMW 323ti Compact, the trim around the bottom of the body and the license plates were recolored to that of the body as opposed to just black. Wheels were added, while the grill on the front was made into a single piece rather than multiple.

Lister#

Lister Storm
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The road version of Lister Storm has more color choices in the demos. One of the colors can be seen in the renders found in SCEE press disc and SCEE's now-defunct website for the game.

Mercedes-Benz#

Mercedes-Benz AMG C 43
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The front license plate of the Mercedes-Benz AMG C 43 had AMG text added to it, while the rear of the car had AMG and C43 badges added to it. Various factory colors were removed, for unknown reasons.

Mini and MG#

Mini Cooper 1.3i
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

In the July demo builds, the Mini Cooper 1.3i only has three colors.

Additionally, in the Arcade Mode, the Rover manufacturer logo was removed. The car's placement in Class C still reflects the manufacturer-based alphabetical sorting (being placed between Peugeot 206 S16 and the Suzuki Alto Works RS/Z '98).

Jaguar#

Jaguar XK8 Coupe
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

Two shades of green present in Jaguar XK8 Coupe were replaced with Phoenix Solid and Alphine Metallic in the final game.

Jaguar XKR Coupe
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

An extra shade of green present in Jaguar XKR Coupe were replaced with Meteorite Metallic and Topaz Metallic in the final game. Ironically, both colors were later cut in the car's later appearances in the series.

Jaguar XJ 3.2 Sport
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

Ten colors were cut from the Jaguar XJ 3.2 Sport in the final game.

Jaguar XJ220
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The regular Jaguar XJ220 is only available in silver in the demos.

Jaguar XJ220 GT Race Car
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The Silverstone Insurance Services sponsorship was removed from the racing version of the Jaguar XJ220 GT Race Car.
Some occlusion/Z-fighting issues involving the car's rear wheels were fixed.

Opel and Vauxhall#

Vauxhall Astra SRi 2.0i 16V
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

In the July demo, two brown colors were available to choose in the Vauxhall Astra SRi 2.0i 16V of the first demo. One of them was replaced with a shade of red in later builds.

West City#

Citroën#

Citroën Xantia 3.0i V6 Exclusive
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The red and brown colors were removed from the Citroën Xantia 3.0i V6 Exclusive.

Lancia#

Lancia Delta HF Integrale
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

Lancia Delta HF Integrale Evoluzione
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The regular (used in Arcade Mode's Class B) and Evoluzione models of the Lancia Delta HF road car originally used the same model, with the Evoluzione model featuring a comically higher ride height that was corrected in the final game.

Peugeot#

Peugeot 106 S16
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The demo version of the Peugeot 106 S16 had a white color, instead of silver and dark blue.

Peugeot 206 S16
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

In the demo version, the Peugeot 206 S16 had just 4 color options.

Renault#

Renault Clio 16V
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

In the demo builds, the Renault Clio 16V only has four colors.

Renault Laguna V6
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The Renault Laguna V6 received more colors in the final build, but the light gold color did not make the cut in the final game.

Venturi#

Venturi Atlantique 300
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

Only two colors were initially available for the Venturi Atlantique 300.

South City#

Chevrolet#

Chevrolet Corvette 427 Stingray '69
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

A darker logo was put on the front and sides of the Corvette 427 Stingray '69 and the grill on the underside was darkened as well.
The nameplate no longer changes according to the body color chosen in the final game.

Dodge#

Dodge Concept Car LM Edition
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The Dodge Concept Car LM Edition originally reused the Special Color variation of the Dodge Concept Car as appearing in the first game (fittingly, the car's internal name is d-phr, which belonged to the special color Concept Car in that game), albeit with wheels sourced from Honda Raybrig NSX GT '99. These two colors returned in the final game for the Concept Car's racing modification, which features body kit from the final Concept Car LM.

Dodge Charger '71
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

A silver color option for the Dodge Charger '71 was replaced with its Bright Blue color in the final game.

Dodge Challenger '72
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The Dodge Challenger '72 had its "shaker" hood scoop as featured in the 440 Six Pack model removed, but two colors (gold and gray) were added.

Dodge Stratus
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The Dodge Stratus is missing the car's rear badging on the early version's model.
Five colors were removed in the final version.

Dodge STP Taisan Viper GTS-R GT
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The Dodge STP Taisan Viper GTS-R GT '99 in the demos appear as an unique placeholder model using the racing modification of the road-going Dodge Viper GTS, but with blanked-out wheels and only the red color present.

Dodge Viper RT/10
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

Dodge Viper GTS
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

Both the Dodge Viper GTS and Dodge Viper RT/10 had their color options changed to reflect the 1999 model year colors in the final game. This means that the blue/white stripe color had to go.

Ford and Mercury#

Mercury Cougar '99
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

Both the European Ford Cougar 2.5i 24V '99 and American Mercury Cougar are only available in Dark Tourmaline/Ash Gold Clearcoat Metallic in the demos.

Additionally, in the Arcade Mode, the car appears only with Mercury badging, while in the final game the car appears with both Ford and Mercury logos (presumably due to the fact Mercury cars are sold from the Ford dealership in the game). This did not affect its placement in the Arcade Mode, as Arcade Mode cars are alphabetically sorted by their manufacturer (the cars between this car are the Daihatsu Move Aerodown Custom and the MG MGF 1.8i VVC).

Ford Focus 1.8i Zetec
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

Two shades of blue belonging to the Ford Focus 1.8i Zetec were replaced with shades of purple.
The black front license plate was removed and replaced with body-colored filler.

Ford Ka
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

The Ford Ka had two extra dark blue colors and two extra green colors in the earliest demos.

Ford Mondeo GhiaX 2.5i 24V
July 29 Demo	November 28 Retail

On the Ford Mondeo GhiaX 2.5i 24V, the license plates were changed to always reflect the body color, instead of being black regardless. Additionally, the car's body plates curves more around the wheel arches.