Virtual Speedsters, Real Inspirations: Explore Cars from GTA and Their Real Counterparts
Grand Theft Auto (GTA), a household name in the gaming world, doesn’t just create an immersive experience with its storyline and graphics – it also brings some of the most coveted cars into the virtual realm. At Marsh Finance, we understand the allure of these magnificent machines, both in the game and real life.
Dewbauchee Rapid GT & Aston Martin Vantage: A Class Apart
In GTA, if you’re cruising in a Dewbauchee Rapid GT, you’re virtually in the driver’s seat of an Aston Martin Vantage. This car is a staple in the GTA series, representing luxury and performance. With a price tag of about $132,000 in the game, it mirrors the cost of the real Aston Martin. The Vantage, a symbol of sophistication, offers a blend of speed and elegance that’s perfectly captured in its GTA counterpart.
Invetero Coquette & Chevrolet Corvette C7: The Speedster’s Choice
The Coquette, first seen in GTA IV, is an ode to the Chevrolet Corvette C5 and, later, the C7. In both the virtual and real world, these cars are known for their blistering speeds, with the Corvette C7 clocking top speeds of 215 mph. They represent the pinnacle of sports car engineering
Ubermacht Sentinel & BMW 3-Series: German Engineering at Its Finest
The Ubermacht Sentinel in GTA takes cues from the BMW 3 Series. Driving it through the streets of the game’s cities, you get a feel of the real 3 Series’ agility and performance. It’s available in various models, including coupe and convertible, mirroring the versatility of the BMW lineup.
Grotti Turismo Classic & Ferrari F40: The Supercar Saga
The Grotti Turismo Classic in GTA is a nod to the legendary Ferrari F40. Although it features a V12 engine in the game, as opposed to the F40’s V8, the essence of this iconic supercar is well captured. Priced at around $700,000 in the game, it’s a virtual twin of the Ferrari in both looks and cost.
Pfister Comet S2 & Porsche 911 (992): The Icon Redefined
The Comet S2 in GTA draws heavily from the Porsche 911, especially the 992 model. Its design, with circular headlights and a distinctive rear, pays homage to the 911’s iconic style. Although priced higher in the game, the Comet S2 embodies the spirit of the Porsche 911.
Pegassi Tempesta & Lamborghini Huracán: Italian Flair on the Streets
The Tempesta in GTA mirrors the Lamborghini Huracán’s style and performance. Its mid-engine AWD design captures the essence of the Huracán’s power and grace. Driving the Tempesta in GTA is as close as you can get to experiencing the exhilaration of a Lamborghini.
Coil Raiden & Tesla Model S: The Electric Revolution
Reflecting contemporary trends, the Coil Raiden in GTA is inspired by the Tesla Model S. This electric vehicle represents the cutting-edge technology and environmental consciousness of Tesla, albeit with a quirky inclusion of gear shift paddles in the game.
Virtual Keys to Dream Cars
In GTA, every car has a story, a real-world inspiration. While owning these dream cars in real life might be a lofty goal, Marsh Finance appreciates the joy and aspiration they bring. Whether it’s an Aston Martin’s elegance or a Lamborghini’s raw power, these virtual experiences bring us closer to the automotive marvels we admire.
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While an Aston Martin or Lamborghini might be a stretch, you can still upgrade to an amazing set of wheels with Marsh Finance. Transform your virtual car dreams into a real-world reality. Apply now and potentially cruise in style with a vehicle that suits your taste and budget. Why just dream? Drive it for real with Marsh Finance! 🚗
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Representative example: borrowing £10,000 over 60 Months with a representative of 23.0% APR, an annual interest rate of 23.0% (fixed) and a deposit of £0.00, the amount payable would be 59 repayments of £269.58 per month, with one final repayment of £279.58 (which includes the option to purchase fee of £10.00), with a total cost of credit of £6,184.80 and a total amount payable of £16,184.80. Marsh Finance Limited are a lender, not a broker.
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