Akashneel

In this blog, we will be looking at driving game that feature the tuner scene or the import culture of the late 1990s through the early 2000s. I feel it necessary to make the distinction between driving and racing because at least two of the game listed below do not fall in the the category of racing games. The criteria for including the driving games in this list are the following - 1) The game in question must feature visual customisation.

This version of the Omni is so rare that not many know it even exists. It had more space than the normal Omni because of the high roof. It was meant for commercial purpose. This purple one is the only one I have seen in 16 years. Extremely rare. I think deserves a post in this community. I think you might not see something like this again.

This is legitimately the only Ram truck variation for whom I could not find any information for. Hopefully, I can get some information about this through the help of Chadkake. It seems that it is a 2nd generation Ram, guessing by the shape of its headlamps. Other than that, no clue. Please help, Chad.

Disclaimer - This post is done by a teenager who has not driven both of the cars. Aesthetics This is main region where the both car differ from each other, they even have the same engine! I’ll get to that later, let’s talk aesthetics first.

In 2004, Rachel let a friend of her friend Samantha borrow this car and use it as a mean of transport from the Bayview airport to car dealer. What she did not know that it was used for joyrides and for also three races. Note : Credit of second picture goes to TheCarGuy (Aygo,Yugo,Wego).