Discussion for Driver: San Francisco (2011)
#45501
Last night I got bored and pulled out the full list of cars from the dngvehicles.sp file. It has been heavily trimmed from the "Resource Export" section, meaning all of the cars listed below are present in the file. Could anyone tell me if there's a car listed here that was removed from the final game?
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AMC Pacer 1980
ASYM Desanne 2007 Civ
ASYM Desanne 2007 cop
ASYM Desanne 2007 taxi
Alfa Romeo 159 Ti 2009
Alfa Romeo 8C 2007
Alfa Romeo Giulia TZ2 1965
Alfa Romeo Giulietta 2010
Alfa Romeo Mito 2009
Alfa Romeo Spider Duetto 1966
Aston Martin Cygnet 2010
Aston Martin DB5 1964
Aston Martin DB9 Volante 2010
Aston Martin Rapide 2010
Aston Martin V12 Vantage 2010
Audi A4 2010
Audi Q7 2010
Audi R8 V10 2010
Audi RS6 Avant 2008
Audi S5 2010
Audi Sport Quattro S1 1985
Audi TT RS 2010
Bentley Arnage T 2005
Bentley Continental SuperSports 2010
Buggy Baja
Buggy Boxy
Cadillac CTS V 2010
Cadillac DTS 2010
Cadillac Eldorado 1959
Cadillac Escalade 2007 civ
Cadillac Escalade 2007 cop
Cadillac XLR V 2009
Cement Truck
Chevrolet Bel Air 1957
Chevrolet Blazer 2001
Chevrolet Box Van 1989 Ambulance
Chevrolet C10 1965 Civ
Chevrolet C10 1965 TowTruck
Chevrolet Camaro SS 1968
Chevrolet Camaro SS 2010
Chevrolet Camaro Z28 1986
Chevrolet Chevelle SS 1970
Chevrolet Corvette 1960
Chevrolet Corvette Z06 2009
Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 2010 Civ
Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 2010 cop
Chevrolet El Camino 1973
Chevrolet Impala 2006 Civ
Chevrolet Impala 2006 taxi
Chevrolet Volt 2011
City Transit Bus 2010
Courier 2009
DMC DeLorean DMC 12 1981
Dodge Challenger RT 1970
Dodge Challenger SRT8 2009
Dodge Charger RT 1969
Dodge Charger RT 1969 Challenge
Dodge Charger SRT 8 2009 civ
Dodge Charger SRT 8 2009 cop
Dodge Grand Caravan 2009 civ
Dodge Grand Caravan 2009 taxi
Dodge Monaco 1974
Dodge Monaco 1974 Cop
Dodge Neon 2002
Dodge Ram 3500 Laramie 2010
Dodge Ram SRT10 2006
Dodge Viper SRT 10 ACR 2009
Fiat 500 Abarth 1971
Fiat 500 Abarth 2009
Fire Truck
Fire Truck Airport Style
Ford Crown Victoria 1999
Ford Crown Victoria 1999 cop
Ford Crown Victoria 1999 taxi
Ford F150 Supercrew 2010
Ford F350 SuperDuty 2008
Ford GT 2006
Ford Gran Torino 1974
Ford Mustang Convertible 2008
Ford Mustang Fastback GT390 1968
Ford Mustang Mach 1 1973
Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 1967
Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 2010
Ford RS200 1985
Ford Taurus SHO 2010
GMC C5500 2008
GMC Savana 2005
GMC Sierra 1998
GMC Sierra 1998 JackedUp
GMC Vandura 1983
Garbage Truck
Hudson Hornet 1951
Hummer H3 H3X 2009
Jaguar E Type 1966
Jaguar XF R 2010
Jaguar XK R 2010
Jeep Wrangler 1988
Lamborghini Countach LP400S 1980
Lamborghini Diablo VT 1994
Lamborghini Gallardo LP560 2009
Lamborghini Jalpa 1986
Lamborghini LP670 4 SV 2009
Lamborghini Miura 1972
Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 2009
Lancia Stratos 1974
Lincoln Town Car Extended 2010
Maserati GranTurismo 2009
McLaren F1 1997
McLaren MP4 12C 2010
Mercedes McLaren SLR 2008
Modern Rig
Nissan 370Z 2009 Civ
Nissan 370Z 2009 Drift
Nissan GT R 2010
Nissan Skyline R33 1998
Old Rig
Oldsmobile Cutlass 442 1970
Oldsmobile Vista Cruiser 1972
Pagani Zonda Cinque 2009
Pontiac GTO The Judge 1970
Pontiac Lemans 1971
Pontiac Solstice GXP 2009 civ
Pontiac Solstice GXP 2009 drift
Pontiac Trans Am 1975
Pontiac Trans Am 1977
Pontiac Trans Am 1980
Prison Van
Prison Van Fast
RUF CTR3 2010
RUF CTR YellowBird 1987
RUF RK Coupe 2010
RUF RK Spyder 2009
RUF RT12 2010
Ramp Truck
Range Rover Sport 2010
School Bus 2009
Security Van
Shelby Cobra 427 1966
Stake Truck
Tanker Truck
Tanner
Tour Bus 2003
Trailer Flatbed
Trailer Tanker
Trailer Transporter
VW Beetle 1963
VW Beetle Convertible 2009
VW Camper 1965
VW Scirocco 2010 Civ
VW Scirocco 2010 rally
#45503
I've already gone through that list and no, those cars are all correct. I've told Backnick about the Chevrolet ambulance some time ago, it's just the current ambulance and probably they didn't rename it.

The Town Car is correct, extended means it's the long wheelbase, and not that it's a stretch limo. And by the way: limousine doesn't mean what you're probably thinking of, a limousine is a car with a small window behind the rear doors. What you're talking about is a stretch limousine. ;) Either way, the Lincoln in this game is a Town Car Signature L — L standing for Long. You can read about it here

I'm not sure if you copied & pasted this, but I noticed a mistake by quickly going through it, it's the old Abarth. It's not a Fiat 500 Abarth, it's a Abarth 695 SS Assetto. It's not a Fiat at all actually, it's a bit like RUF for Porsches :) (The new one on the other hand IS a Fiat 500 Abarth, because that's after Abarth and Fiat got together — a bit like AMG for Mercedes)

To explain the rest a bit…

"Dodge Charger RT 1969 Challenge" is a Dodge Charger used in two challenges, the Dukes challenge and the Bullit challenge.
"Dodge Challenger RT 1970" is… not Tanner's car, it's the Challenger used in the Vanishing Point challenge.
"Tanner" is Tanner's car.

If you want to know the differences between those cars and their "normal" / drivable versions, then click the link in my signature, I made a video with all secret vehicles maybe half a year ago or so and all differences between the vehicles are mentioned in the videos.

Strange thing is that you listed the Desanne taxi, which does not feature in my version. Perhaps it's missing :( (Or was it another version? I know that I only have two Asym's, I remember we talked about it recently in the other thread, but I suppose it's the taxi version missing — or perhaps there was some misspelling).

As for removed cars…

The Mulsanne was replaced by the Arnage, so you won't find any left-overs. The A8 was replaced by the Quattro I think. The Lotus were not included at all. So no, there's no beta cars in there. And shame on you for not figuring this out yourself :P You should play more DSF if you don't know all cars by heart :specialdriver:

Anyway, hope this helped :)
#45504
Coyote wrote:I've already gone through that list and no, those cars are all correct. I've told Backnick about the Chevrolet ambulance some time ago, it's just the current ambulance and probably they didn't rename it.

The Town Car is correct, extended means it's the long wheelbase, and not that it's a stretch limo. And by the way: limousine doesn't mean what you're probably thinking of, a limousine is a car with a small window behind the rear doors. What you're talking about is a stretch limousine. ;) Either way, the Lincoln in this game is a Town Car Signature L — L standing for Long. You can read about it here
@ambulance-That's retarded, then.
Limousine does not equal opera window-it was the correct terminology. I'm completely aware of the trim level on the Towncar-it's moronic that they listed it as "extended".
#45505
I played DSF and beat the game...almost a year ago. Haven't really played it much since.

This is the only texture left from the Chevy Box Van ambulance:

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There's a possibility it's linked with the Chevy C10, since it's directly above it. But that kinda cancels out since there's a dashboard texture above this one that's categorized under the box van (even though it doesn't belong to a 1989 Chevy Box van...). The model still exists but the format isn't understood yet.
#45513
That's clearly the C10 pickup :mrgreen: You can recognise that terrible orange that is found on the inside of the civilian version, as opposed to the tow truck. And basically you can recognise every other single part including the letters "10" :D

And no, a limousine is not a stretch limousine :D (a stretch limousine would be a limousine that was… stretched) except if you're maybe from the US and probably they have a different terminology so I don't know about that :D "Extended" was always used for cars with a long wheelbase, stretch limousines are 99% of the time built by different companies that work together with the car brand itself, but that means that they're not official models of this brand (you won't find them in any catalogues or price lists). That's why extended was always referring to an official extended version of a specific car, a slightly longer version (usually for business, for more room for passengers at the back) and not extended as in stretch limousine :)

But either way, we're not meant to see that stuff anyway so it has no real importance :P If you watch closely, the car in the game has a "Signature L" badge, so if you know about this car you'll know it's a LWB :)
#45515
Coyote wrote:That's clearly the C10 pickup :mrgreen: You can recognize that terrible orange that is found on the inside of the civilian version, as opposed to the tow truck. And basically you can recognize every other single part including the letters "10" :D

And no, a limousine is not a stretch limousine :D (a stretch limousine would be a limousine that was… stretched) except if you're maybe from the US and probably they have a different terminology so I don't know about that :D "Extended" was always used for cars with a long wheelbase, stretch limousines are 99% of the time built by different companies that work together with the car brand itself, but that means that they're not official models of this brand (you won't find them in any catalogues or price lists). That's why extended was always referring to an official extended version of a specific car, a slightly longer version (usually for business, for more room for passengers at the back) and not extended as in stretch limousine :)

But either way, we're not meant to see that stuff anyway so it has no real importance :P If you watch closely, the car in the game has a "Signature L" badge, so if you know about this car you'll know it's a LWB :)
Coach builders make limousines, and they're independent from the automaker. The Sig L badge is on the quarter panel-the C pillar.
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#45518
Coyote wrote:* stretch limousines :P (which is a "sub-type" of limousines :P)

And yep I think there's even a bug because for me it only shows up on one side. I've added it to the to-do list last week. Still have so much stuff to add to this list, but I doubt it's useful at all as they will never fix any of that :(
Type in limousine on Google Images, and look what you get-"Stretch" limousines.
And yep, that's a screwup on the Reflection's vehicle modeler's part.
#45525
PostalDude wrote:
Coyote wrote:* stretch limousines :P (which is a "sub-type" of limousines :P)

And yep I think there's even a bug because for me it only shows up on one side. I've added it to the to-do list last week. Still have so much stuff to add to this list, but I doubt it's useful at all as they will never fix any of that :(
Type in limousine on Google Images, and look what you get-"Stretch" limousines.
And yep, that's a screwup on the Reflection's vehicle modeler's part.
Lol, I hardly believe that Google images will give you an exact definition of what a limousine is ;) You better look on Wikipedia. Google images show you stretch limousines because you search for the word 'limousine', which is included in 'stretch limousine' — so obviously this type of search won't work :D

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limousine

You see, most cars have a little window behind the read doors. The standard Lincoln Town Car is there as well — although it isn't a limousine because it doesn't have that little window. The reason why they show this pic of that standard Town Car is because they say it's the base model for modern stretch limousines in the US and Canada. Although the base model itself isn't even a limousine :)

Of course pics of stretch limousines are features as well, they are a type of limousines too after all :)
CarLuver69 wrote:Are you sure it's not intentional that the "Signature-L" shows up only on one side? That's not unheard of, you know...
What do you mean? It's definitely a mistake, the badge should of course show up on both side :) Watch from 5:00
#45532
Actually it's strange, if you go on the wikipedia "Sedan" page and then select another random language, for example german, it redirects you to "Limousine". So apparently in the US it has a different meaning. But since it's a french word, I'm just telling you what it actually is in Europe :P (and probably the rest of the world except US haha :D)
#45533
Coyote wrote:Actually it's strange, if you go on the wikipedia "Sedan" page and then select another random language, for example german, it redirects you to "Limousine". So apparently in the US it has a different meaning. But since it's a french word, I'm just telling you what it actually is in Europe :P (and probably the rest of the world except US haha :D)
I knew limousine was French, and tbh I kind of thought it was the EU version of "Sedan".
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