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|name = Honda BEAT '91 |
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|engine = E07A MTREC I3 |
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|torque = 44.1 lb-ft |
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| − | The '''Honda BEAT '91''' is a |
+ | The '''Honda BEAT '91''' is a kei car produced by [[Honda]]. It appears in every main Gran Turismo game to date since [[Gran Turismo 2]], with the exception of [[Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec]]. Although not initially available in [[Gran Turismo Sport]], it was later introduced as part of Update 1.23, released on July 30, 2018. |
==Colors== |
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| − | *Creta White |
+ | *{{ColorSquare|#C5C5BD}} Creta White |
| − | *Blade Silver Metallic |
+ | *{{ColorSquare|#9C9C9C}} Blade Silver Metallic |
| − | *Festival Red |
+ | *{{ColorSquare|#940808}} Festival Red |
| − | *Carnival Yellow |
+ | *{{ColorSquare|#C5C500}} Carnival Yellow |
==In Game Description== |
==In Game Description== |
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===GT Sport=== |
===GT Sport=== |
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This car can be purchased in the Honda section of Brand Central for 13,800 Credits. |
This car can be purchased in the Honda section of Brand Central for 13,800 Credits. |
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| + | *Despite appearing in nearly all Gran Turismo games to date (with the exception of Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec), this car didn't receive an updated model and interior view until it was added to Gran Turismo Sport. |
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==Pictures== |
==Pictures== |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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Revision as of 00:37, 19 March 2020
The Honda BEAT '91 is a kei car produced by Honda. It appears in every main Gran Turismo game to date since Gran Turismo 2, with the exception of Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec. Although not initially available in Gran Turismo Sport, it was later introduced as part of Update 1.23, released on July 30, 2018.
Colors
There are four colors available for this vehicle:
- Creta White
- Blade Silver Metallic
- Festival Red
- Carnival Yellow
In Game Description
"A fantastic 2-seater Kei car full of driving fun."
The Beat defied every kei car convention, and was an instant classic in the making for Honda. It was a convertible model, but what made it totally unique was that it was mid-engined.
It measured 129.9 inches from bumper to bumper, sat 54.9 inches wide and 46.2 inches tall. What's especially notable was the Beat's kerb weight of only 760 kg. The mass was distributed front and rear just like a full size exotic car, with 43 percent over the front wheels and 57 percent over rear. The engine, which was situated immediately behind the cabin, was a 656cc naturally-aspirated inline-3. Despite being classified as a kei engine, it was quite high-tech, featuring a multi-joint throttle and an engine control system related to the company's Formula 1 research. Gear change was performed via a 5-speed manual gearbox that managed the power sent to the rear wheels.
The Beat's handling was in a league of its own. The suspension was tuned for sporty driving, and Honda incorporated different size wheels for the front (13 in.) and rear (14 in.). The brakes were excellent, being fitted with discs on all wheels, the first time in a kei car. Despite the somewhat pricey nature of the Beat, Honda ended up selling 33,672 of this svelte convertible until production was halted in 1998.
Acquisition
GT2
This car can be bought at the Honda Used Cars dealership for around 9,300 Credits.
GT4P
The player can unlock this car by completing the lesson #18 in the Driving School area.
GT4
This car can be bought at the Used Car Showroom (Early '90s) for around 4,800 Credits. The exact price of the car may vary depending on the mileage.
GTPSP
This car can be purchased for 13,800 Credits.
GT5
This car is a Standard Car, and can occasionally be bought at the Used Car Dealership for around 11,000 Credits. The exact price of the car may vary depending on the mileage. It is a Level 0 car.
GT6
This car can be purchased for 13,800 Credits. It is a simplified car.
GT Sport
This car can be purchased in the Honda section of Brand Central for 13,800 Credits.
Trivia
- Despite appearing in nearly all Gran Turismo games to date (with the exception of Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec), this car didn't receive an updated model and interior view until it was added to Gran Turismo Sport.
Pictures
Videos
