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Aston Martin unveils Virtual DP-100 racer for Gran Turismo 6

Aston Martin unveils Virtual DP-100 racer for Gran Turismo 6

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Aston Martin is unveiling an exceptional new addition to the hugely popular PlayStation 3 exclusive racing game Gran Turismo 6 (GT6) in the shape of the Design Prototype 100 (DP-100) Vision Gran Turismo.

 

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Developed in-house by the design team and led by Design Director Marek Reichman, DP-100 Vision Gran Turismo is a new, virtual-only GT racer that will be available for GT6 owners to download in July 2014.

 

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Starting with nothing but the traditional 'blank sheet of paper' approach, the design team and design engineers worked for six months to create a sports car that clearly pushes the boundaries of what an Aston Martin could be.

 

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Created utilising many of the same techniques as applied in the development of Aston Martin production sports cars - hand sketches and 3D modelling, followed by full realisation in the virtual world - DP-100 provides an exceptional level of detail with a fully functioning suspension system and state-of-the-art electronics.

 

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The twin-turbo V12 mid-engined racer offers up to 800bhp, endowing it with blistering performance fully in keeping with the high octane nature of the game.

 

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As with the CC100 Speedster Concept, much of the design cues visible in DP-100 could be featured in future sports cars.

 

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Lucky it's only a virtual car. Looks so cartoonish like a car from the Back to the Future show

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