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Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Drifting in at number two is the first Lotus Elise model to utilize a Toyota engine (as opposed to the Rover K-series engine that powered all previous Lotus Elise models prior to this one).
Introduced in 2004, the Lotus Elise 111R used the same 1.8 L Toyota 2ZZ-GE I4 engine that powered numerous models in the T230-generation Toyota Celica lineup (which was produced from 1999 to 2006) as well as certain performance-oriented models in the E120-generation Toyota Corolla range (which was produced from 2000 to 2007). Subsequent models in the Series 2 Elise range (which was produced from 2001 to 2011) as well as the entire Series 3 Elise lineup (which was produced from 2011 to 2021) would also use Toyota-sourced inline-four engines. In addition, this sporty Toyota-powered roadster (which was also known as the Federal Elise in the US) was officially sold in Australia from 2004, to 2006 (at least according to RedBook, AKA the go-to website for research into vehicles sold in Australia).
Since this car is listed in this game as a 2004 model year vehicle, here's information therefore about the 2004 Lotus Elise 111R in Australia (courtesy of RedBook):
https://www.redbook.com.au/cars/details/2004-lotus-elise-111r-manual-my04/SPOT-ITM-245873?Cr=5
Lotus Elise 111R '04 lap time: 2'06.754
#GranTurismo4 #PCSX2 #LotusElise
Drifting in at number two is the first Lotus Elise model to utilize a Toyota engine (as opposed to the Rover K-series engine that powered all previous Lotus Elise models prior to this one).
Introduced in 2004, the Lotus Elise 111R used the same 1.8 L Toyota 2ZZ-GE I4 engine that powered numerous models in the T230-generation Toyota Celica lineup (which was produced from 1999 to 2006) as well as certain performance-oriented models in the E120-generation Toyota Corolla range (which was produced from 2000 to 2007). Subsequent models in the Series 2 Elise range (which was produced from 2001 to 2011) as well as the entire Series 3 Elise lineup (which was produced from 2011 to 2021) would also use Toyota-sourced inline-four engines. In addition, this sporty Toyota-powered roadster (which was also known as the Federal Elise in the US) was officially sold in Australia from 2004, to 2006 (at least according to RedBook, AKA the go-to website for research into vehicles sold in Australia).
Since this car is listed in this game as a 2004 model year vehicle, here's information therefore about the 2004 Lotus Elise 111R in Australia (courtesy of RedBook):
https://www.redbook.com.au/cars/details/2004-lotus-elise-111r-manual-my04/SPOT-ITM-245873?Cr=5
Lotus Elise 111R '04 lap time: 2'06.754
#GranTurismo4 #PCSX2 #LotusElise
![Gran Turismo 4 [PCSX2] - Time Trial Replay (Lotus Elise 111R 04)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zWadT2Fj-tI/mqdefault.jpg "Gran Turismo 4 [PCSX2] - Time Trial Replay (Lotus Elise 111R 04)
Drifting in at number two is the first Lotus Elise model to utilize a Toyota engine (as opposed to the Rover K-series engine that powered all previous Lotus Elise models prior to this one).
Introduced in 2004, the Lotus Elise 111R used the same 1.8 L Toyota 2ZZ-GE I4 engine that powered numerous models in the T230-generation Toyota Celica lineup (which was produced from 1999 to 2006) as well as certain performance-oriented models in the E120-generation Toyota Corolla range (which was produced from 2000 to 2007). Subsequent models in the Series 2 Elise range (which was produced from 2001 to 2011) as well as the entire Series 3 Elise lineup (which was produced from 2011 to 2021) would also use Toyota-sourced inline-four engines. In addition, this sporty Toyota-powered roadster (which was also known as the Federal Elise in the US) was officially sold in Australia from 2004, to 2006 (at least according to RedBook, AKA the go-to website for research into vehicles sold in Australia).
Since this car is listed in this game as a 2004 model year vehicle, heres information therefore about the 2004 Lotus Elise 111R in Australia (courtesy of RedBook):
https://www.redbook.com.au/cars/details/2004-lotus-elise-111r-manual-my04/SPOT-ITM-245873?Cr=5
Lotus Elise 111R 04 lap time: 206.754
#GranTurismo4 #PCSX2 #LotusElise")
![[MODDED(!?) Tekken 7] Is this what a hypothetical Tekken vs. Soulcalibur crossover looks like?](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zX5vMFQtDBk/mqdefault.jpg "[MODDED(!?) Tekken 7] Is this what a hypothetical Tekken vs. Soulcalibur crossover looks like?
Weve already seen Tekken characters crossing over into the world of Soulcalibur (courtesy of Heihachi in Soulcalibur II), so why not the other way around? Thanks to the power of mods, that can finally happen... Sort of. (Also, how fitting that Heihachis wife would do the honor of challenging a Soulcalibur character.)
On a side note, this game has no CPU Versus mode (wherein two CPU opponents can face off against each other) by default. However, thanks to a certain Cheat Engine mod, that CPU Versus mode can become a thing somewhat (though in saying that, the CPU players follow a set pattern of attacks every time, so depending on certain stage layouts, certain characters can and will win against certain matchups every time). Whats more, Ive added in a mod that removes any blemishes on the character during matches. (For those who dont know, both Tekken 7 and Tekken 8 dont include the option to disable any dirt, sweat and/or other blemishes on characters during matches by default.)
So yeah, heres Kazumi Mishima (who not only serves as the final boss for this games Arcade Mode alongside Akuma from the Street Fighter series, but also shares the same VA with Yumi from the Senran Kagura franchise) facing off against Viola from Soulcalibur V (who replaces one of Zafinas preset outfits in this case). Oh yeah, remember when Soulcalibur V was (and probably still is) a controversial deal back in the day? (Also, maybe its just me, but I find it interesting how certain elements of Kazumi carry over to Reina from Tekken 8, especially since both of them possess the Devil Gene and all.)
By the way, I wont be posting direct links to the mods in question here as I might risk facing legal trouble and whatnot (though Ill say that said mods in question can be found through the TekkenMods website).
#Tekken7 #KazumiMishima #Zafina")
![RIDE 4 - Time Trial Replay [Harley-Davidson XG750A Street Rod] (2019)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/zyAAGr8TOp4/mqdefault.jpg "RIDE 4 - Time Trial Replay [Harley-Davidson XG750A Street Rod] (2019)
Produced from 2014 to 2021, the Harley-Davidson Street series of cruiser bikes was Harley-Davidsons first all-new model in 13 years (and the first lightweight model since the Harley-Davidson Sprint from 1974). The Harley-Davidson Street Rod (which, in reality, wasnt the first Harley-Davidson model to carry the Street Rod name as the VRSCR Street Rod from 2006 and 2007 existed prior) was introduced in 2017 as a sportier version of the 750 Street and had new features such as a higher-output Revolution X engine (which churned out 51 kW at 8,750 rpm and 64 Nm at 4,000 rpm), 43 mm inverted front forks plus piggyback reservoir rear shocks, drag-style bars and 17 inch wheels (among other things).
According to RedBook (AKA the go-to website for research into vehicles sold in Australia), the Harley-Davidson Street Rod (XG750A) was officially available in Australia from 2017 to 2019. Whats more, this game lists the bike featured here as a 2019 model. Therefore, in light of all this, heres information about the 2019 Harley-Davidson Street Rod (XG750A) in Australia:
https://www.redbook.com.au/bikes/details/2019-harley-davidson-street-rod-xg750a/SPOT-ITM-510039?Cr=0
Harley-Davidson XG750A Street Rod (2019) lap time - 01:51.270
#Ride4 #HarleyDavidsonStreetRod #HarleyDavidson")
