Update Speculation thread

yeah if i recall the heckebende on alot of the bmw sedans was a feature on higher trim models/addon option (i might be wrong here its been a while since i last checked) so it could stand to reason as a trim piece

 

I can't wait to see how the new body panels on the Covet widebody bend when crashing

 

were going to have a war on whether it's MR Turbo or Mr. Turbo

 

MR = Midship Rear
Says it all! But ok, for the sake of fun, we call it Mr. Turbo!

 

Why not both?

Or better yet, The Mr. MR Turbo. Problem solved!

 

Isn't it pretty obvious that it's both ? The official meaning from Ibishu is MidRear Turbo, but it spells as Mr. Turbo.

 

That's a meaningless redundancy.

 

PIN number
ATM machine

we have plenty of redundancies in real life already, why not in game too!

 

What?

 

its cause PIN stands for something identification number, so PIN number is just saying number twice
and same for ATM, except for machine

so why not a Mr. MR Turbo?

 

Yeah maybe I shouldn't spit out whatever my brain says without doing some research first lmao

I think what I was trying to say was that a FF layout in the covet with a v6 would be a very tight squeeze (unless it's a tiny v6) so I doubt that it would have a v6 option from factory. If it was mounted mid engine like the Clio V6 it would be fine, so a V6 in the MR Turbo config would make more sense. Would be interesting to see a Pessima v6 swap config though.

 

because it's not a person, its a car so it's not a redundacy just a bad name

 

i mean a Hellcat is a car, not a cat from hell...

 

uPDaTe SPecULalTioN

 

Ferrari LaFerrari

*grabs popcorn*

 

MR Turbo at home:

 

Blastr is an energy drink company

 

no teaser today...

 

The energy drinks are just are marketing schtick... Blastr makes mostly turbochargers...

 

It's like saying "Ferrari Enzo Ferrari"!
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Why not a "Mr MR Turbo"? Because it already contains the "MR" in the name and we've already established that it means both! Some people even made fun of the Toyota MRS as the "Mrs", because they thought it looks like a car for girls. They didn't say "Toyota MR2 MRS" or "MRS Mrs"!
Simplicity is key, you just interpret the "MR" as you wish!