The Venturi Atlantique 400 GT is a Road car produced by Venturi. It only appears in Gran Turismo 2.
Colors[]
There are eight colors available for this vehicle:
- Gris Titane
- Rouge Passion
- Rouge Cardinal
- Jaune Rapsodie
- Vert Caraibe
- Vert Chasseur
- Bleu Outremer
- Bleu Orage
In-game description[]
This description is taken from the PAL version of Gran Turismo 2:
Everyone knows that the most exotic cuisine and couture comes from France, but cars too? That job is left to Venturi, a tiny company entrusted with producing the country's only supercars. Venturi has just a two-model line-up: the 400 GT, a no-compromise racer which ended up as a road car, and the Atlantique 300, a grand tourer capable of crossing continents with ease. Both cars have sleek mid-engined profiles, the 400 GT's brutally striking bodywork being crafted from a super-light Kevlar/epoxy composite, the Atlantique's from glass fibre. Both use a similar race-bred chassis layout too, with double wishbones and an anti-roll bar at the pointy end and an advanced multi-link set-up with an anti-roll bar at the rear. They also have pin-sharp power steering, though that's where any artificial driver aids end. Incredible grip is promised not only by the 400 GT's downforce-creating rear wing, but also by its 235/40 front and 295/35 rear tyres shod on 18-inch magnesium wheels. Its brakes are a bit special too, using F1-style fade-resistant carbon discs. The Atlantique isn't far behind in the stickiness stakes, rolling on 205/50 front and 255/40 rear rubber on 17-inch alloys. Stopping is provided by ventilated steel discs. The 400 GT boasts a twin-turbocharged three-litre 24-valve V6 pumping out 408 BHP at 5,400 rpm. The Atlantique also uses a three-litre 24-valve V6 powerplant with a pair of blowers bolted on top, this time producing 302 BHP at 6,200 rpm. Five-speed manual are standard in both. Acceleration leads to a risk of neck injuries in either Venturis, the 400 GT screaming from 0-62 mph in 4.7 seconds before hitting a 186 mph top speed and the Atlantique not far behind with figures of 4.9 seconds and 171 mph. France's only supercars will always remain exotic, rare and exclusive - in part because nobody's ever heard of them. Even so, everyone should want one.
Acquisition[]
GT2[]
The player can purchase this car at the Venturi dealership for 137,040 Credits. In addition, this car also appears in Arcade Mode as an unlockable S-Class Car. In order to unlock it, the player must win a race in Arcade Mode on Rome Short Course at normal level or higher.
Trivia[]
- Though the 400 GT in real life is twin-turbocharged, it is mistakenly set as supercharged in-game and missing its turbos. However, a turbo kit upgrade is still available.
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