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It was introduced in 1996, and draws heavily on both Indy and Formula 1 car design in its construction.
Games
Need for Speed II
The Indigo appears in Need for Speed II as one of the fastest cars in the game due to its low weight and chassis. It can be unlocked by either winning a Knockout race or by typing the cheat "redracer" at the start menu.
It has a firm handling but lacks in terms of top speed. The Indigo is the ninth bonus car which can be unlocked, before players can get their hands on it.
In the Special Edition release of Need for Speed II, the Indigo appears a class B car, and is available from the beginning.
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Need for Speed II
(PlayStation)
(PlayStation)
Need for Speed II: Special Edition
(PC)
(PC)
| Need for Speed II - Vehicles | |
|---|---|
| Class C | Ferrari 355 F1* · Ford Mustang Mach III* · Italdesign Calà · Lotus Esprit V8 |
| Class B | Ford Indigo · Italdesign Nazca C2* · Jaguar XJ220 · Isdera Commendatore 112i |
| Class A | Ferrari F50 · Ford GT90 · Lotus Elise GT1 · McLaren F1 |
| Bonus | Bomber BFS* · FZR 2000* · Tombstone* |
| Traffic | Audi 100 quattro · BMW 5 Series (E34) · Citroën 2CV · GMC B-Series School Bus · Jeep Comanche · Jeep Wrangler · Kenworth T-600 Semi Truck · Lincoln Town Car Stretch Limousine · Mazda MX-5 (NA) · Mercedes SL 500 · Mercedes Unimog · Toyota Land Cruiser · Volkswagen 1600 Fastback · Volkswagen Bug · Volkswagen Type 2 (T3) · Volvo 850 |
| Hidden | Crate · Log · Monolithic Studios Bus · News Stand · Rock · Tram · T-Rex |
| * denotes Special Edition exclusive vehicles | |
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