The road model was developed to homologate Lister's GT1 racing cars. It is powered by a 7.0 litre V12 by Jaguar and able to seat four occupants, which temporarily made it the fastest four-seater in the world.[2]
Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit
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The Storm appears in Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit as a class A car that is a downloadable add-on for the PC release.
It is capable of keeping up with the Lamborghini Diablo SV.
Need for Speed: High Stakes
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The Storm appears in Need for Speed: High Stakes as a class AAA vehicle with the price of $400,000 and it is a downloadable add-on for the PC release.
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Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit
Need for Speed: High Stakes
References
- ↑ Car Showcase (Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit)
- ↑ Web Link: A-Z Supercars: Lister Storm
| Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit - Vehicles | |
|---|---|
| Class C | Aston Martin DB7 · Ford Falcon GT* · HSV GTS VT* · Jaguar XK8 · Jaguar XKR** · Mercedes SL600 |
| Class B | Chevrolet Corvette · Chevrolet Corvette Indy 500 Pace Car*** · Ferrari 355 F1 · Ferrari 456 M GT*** · Lamborghini Countach · Spectre R42*** |
| Class A | El Niño · Ferrari 550 Maranello · Italdesign Nazca C2** · Italdesign Scighera* · Jaguar XJR-15 · Lamborghini Diablo SV · Lister Storm*** · Mercedes-Benz CLK-GTR |
| Pursuit | Pursuit Corvette · Pursuit Diablo · Pursuit El Niño* · Chevrolet Caprice** · Eagle Talon · Ford Crown Victoria · Ford Falcon EL* · Lamborghini LM002** · Land Rover Discovery |
| Traffic | Army Truck · Bus · Chevrolet Caprice Cab · Ford Mustang Convertible · Jeep Comanche · Jeep Grand Cherokee · Land Rover Discovery · Mazda MX-5 (NA) · Plymouth HEMI 'Cuda · Van · Volvo 850 |
| Italics denote Australian release vehicles, * denotes PC exclusive vehicles, ** denotes PlayStation exclusive vehicles, *** denotes PC exclusive add-on vehicles | |
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