Art Director cars in Need for Speed: World are a series of unique cars with performance upgrades and special visual customisation components. They are modified based on design concepts, promotional material, or uniquely themed styles as well as vehicles featured in previous titles in the Need for Speed series.
Each Art Director vehicle is fitted with a unique paint job, neon, and licence plate. Their aftermarket parts - including wheels - are often not available for individual purchase from the Aftermarket Store.
Performance parts installed to these cars are typically Gromlen race tuned parts, with the exception of the Audi A1 Clubsport quattro and Audi TT RS as they are installed with Amerikon Speedsystems street tuned parts, and specifically tuned cars installed with unique performance parts.
Art Director cars can only be purchased with SpeedBoost, although some exceptions were made during the "End of the World" event as it lead closer to the sunsetting of the game's servers.
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Cars
| Image | Vehicle and Style
Performance and Price
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"Speed" B 541
 539 629 457 600,000 or  3100 |
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 WortherseeB 541
539 629 457600,000 or 3100 |
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"Frequency" B 535
573 598 380550,000 or 300 |
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"W-Racing Team" S 759
807 897 5751,900,000 or 6800 |
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"Buffer" C 444
435 620 277325,000 or 150 |
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"Vesna" C 496
540 661 2882600 |
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"Blacktop" D 383
411 365 373250,000 or 150 |
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"Flexor" C 485
580 518 358375,000 |
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"Leicht" A 614
611 711 5223300 |
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"Heritage" B 527
628 664 289450,000 or 300 |
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"World" B 584
567 673 513700,000 or 300 |
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"Monochrome" A 665
541 727 7294300 |
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"Dagur" C 416
393 483 374250,000 or 150 |
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"Team Need for Speed" A 696
689 855 5444900 |
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"Advance" A 620
632 790 440750,000 or 300 |
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"Unite" D 308
413 343 16862,500 or 80 |
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"Elite" D 256
240 283 24575,000 or 80 |
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"Forge" C 407
426 550 245275,000 or 150 |
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"24H" A 650
726 809 4164800 |
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"Team Need for Speed" S 763
688 844 7595600 |
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"Need for Speed" A 650
602 751 5973400 |
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"Tensor" A 610
619 741 471700,000 or 300 |
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B 591
602 678 4933200 |
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"Synthes" C 423
467 527 277275,000 or 150 |
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"Trisor" B 554
451 528 683500,000 or 150 |
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"Adrenaline" A 650
605 703 6423200 |
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"Anode" D 281
287 274 283100,000 or 80 |
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"Pizza Special" D 281
287 274 283100,000 or 80 |
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"Sidestep" C 439
381 484 352300,000 or 150 |
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"Renesis" B 549
507 677 4652600 |
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A 706
724 834 5605100 |
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"Orbit" D 267
263 242 29875,000 or 80 |
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D 376
385 504 241225,000 or 150 |
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"Katana" C 487
442 543 476400,000 or 150 |
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"Shatter" B 560
589 653 4383100 |
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"Hashiriya 14" C 445
470 449 3681500 |
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"Coil" D 278
206 310 320100,000 or 80 |
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"Rima" C 426
459 547 273300,000 or 150 |
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"Shard" C 464
448 480 465350,000 or 150 |
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"Strator" B 598
634 764 398650,000 or 300 |
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"Lustra" D 293
269 280 33287,500 or 80 |
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"Raven" B 538
606 682 3262900 |
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"Enduro" B 594
604 682 4983300 |
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"Glacier" C 484
602 592 259425,000 |
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"Year One" A 733
725 782 6945000 |
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"Ultra" S 845
859 899 77713800 |
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"Lissom" C 411
416 557 261250,000 or 150 |
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"Racing Lab" S 798
742 872 782Unreleased
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"Lapse" C 409
402 408 417250,000 or 150 |
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"All-Terrain" A 631
606 692 597500,000 or 3700 |
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"Lank" D 345
286 389 362150,000 or 80 |
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"Gymkhana" B 531
508 640 4472400 |
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"Hatamoto" C 470
464 588 359375,000 or 150 |
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"Uber Bunny" B 531
509 615 4702300 |
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"Vivoa" D 310
351 315 265112,500 or 150 |
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"Boy Racer" C 417
495 525 2321400 |
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"Thumper" D 284
304 374 17587,500 or 80 |
Achievement Edition
Achievement Edition series cars are reward players can earn by completing certain achievements through gameplay. They were introduced as part of an update released on April 10, 2013.
| Image | Vehicle and Style
Performance and Price
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|---|---|
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Achievement Edition B 508
584 641 300Achievement
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Achievement Edition C 458
396 509 469Achievement
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Achievement Edition A 698
603 815 676Achievement
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Achievement Edition A 660
601 837 544Achievement
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Achievement Edition D 347
230 444 367Achievement
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Best in Class
"Best in Class" series cars are equipped with performance parts to reach a high performance rating within a car class or to reach the peak performance rating of a specific car class. They also feature sponsor decals, racing vinyls, and colour schemes inspired by track day racing cars.
The series was first introduced on December 16, 2012 with the release of the Alfa Romeo 8C Competizione "A-Spec".
| Image | Vehicle and Style
Performance and Price
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|---|---|
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"A-Spec" A 749
777 846 6251,425,000 or 13800 |
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"C-Spec" C 499
453 589 4565800 |
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"Super Stock" C 491
535 633 305Unreleased
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"A-Spec" A 749
789 852 60613800 |
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"A-Spec" A 652
810 794 3521,100,000 or 8900 |
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"B-Spec" B 599
582 696 52010000 |
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"Super Stock" S 781
743 856 744Unreleased
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"C-Spec" C 499
646 574 2788000 |
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"B-Spec" B 599
673 651 4756900 |
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"B-Spec" B 599
716 727 3556800 |
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"D-Spec" D 399
542 493 1624800 |
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"A-Spec" A 745
729 737 7718900 |
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"C-Spec" C 499
526 567 4045600 |
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"B-Spec" B 599
617 710 4706900 |
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"C-Spec" C 499
460 580 4595600 |
Holiday
"Holiday" series cars are adorned with a theme based on a holiday, event, or special occasion. They are typically sold during set times each year, which began on December 16, 2010 with the Porsche 911 Turbo "Snowflake" following an update on December 9, 2010 introducing Winter decorations.
The holidays represented include Winter, Halloween, Oktoberfest, Spring, Valentine's Day, Chinese New Year, April Fool's Day, Easter, and Hanami.
| Image | Vehicle and Style
Performance and Price
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|---|---|
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"Brezeln" A 610
602 711 5173300 |
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"Easter Edition" A 713
730 861 5505400 |
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"The Beast" A 653
722 813 4255500 |
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"The Beauty '12" A 653
722 813 4255500 |
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"The Beauty '13" S 793
803 887 6898500 |
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"The Beast '13" S 824
807 888 7799990 |
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"Fortune" S 771
805 863 6458400 |
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"The Beauty" B 506
628 607 2845500 |
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"Spring Hare" S 775
738 881 7066200 |
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"The Beast '12" S 769
725 878 7065500 |
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"Cherry Blossom" B 596
620 662 5074100 |
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 "Snowzilla"A 694
727 836 5204500 |
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"Sleigh Runner" S 799
798 899 7029200 |
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"Snowflake" B 550
710 676 2663200 |
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"Snowflake" S 755
729 848 6895300 |
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"This Side Up" B 542
536 634 4562500 |
Limited Edition
Limited Edition series cars are a limited run selection, of which only offered to players through Top-Up packages or community competitions. They were applied with unique liveries and licence plates.
| Image | Vehicle and Style
Performance and Price
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|---|---|
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Limited Edition B 584
567 673 513Unreleased
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Limited Edition D 362
307 415 364Promotional
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Limited Edition E 175
208 153 164Unreleased
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Limited Edition B 534
584 718 300Promotional
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Limited Edition C 454
391 563 409Unreleased
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Limited Edition B 592
583 728 467Promotional
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Limited Edition B 500
376 472 653Unreleased
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Limited Edition C 418
374 420 462Unreleased
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Limited Edition D 345
231 424 380Unreleased
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Limited Edition B 579
585 756 396Unreleased
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Limited Edition D 358
336 512 227Unreleased
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Limited Edition E 243
257 221 251Unreleased
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NFS Classic
"NFS Classic" series cars are replicas or homages of prominent cars in the Need for Speed series, and are equipped with aftermarket parts as well as unique liveries.
| Image | Vehicle and Style
Performance and Price
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|---|---|
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"Darius" B 589
710 696 3623700 |
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"Shift" B 589
710 696 3623700 |
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"Grip King" B 563
716 705 2683300 |
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"Most Wanted" A 720
802 786 5725900 |
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"Cross" A 653
722 813 4254400 |
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"Angie" E 224
189 240 245Unreleased
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"Drag King" A 749
721 878 6495900 |
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"The Run" A 745
724 845 6665000 |
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"Battle Machine" B 534
551 595 4562600 |
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"Drift King" B 596
620 662 5074800 |
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B 560
589 653 438 |
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"Underground 2" C 499
598 623 2772600 |
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"Underground" B 538
606 682 3262900 |
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"Rose" B 549
706 674 267637,500 |
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"Shift" B 510
572 636 3222400 |
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"Shift" B 548
602 680 3633100 |
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"Zack" C 417
495 525 23280,000 or 900 |
Promotional
Promotional cars are offered as special one-off cars, rentals, or redeemable rewards through marketing partnerships or as special pre-orders bonuses.
| Image | Vehicle and Style
Performance and Price
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|---|---|
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Royal Purple B 530
599 617 376700,000 |
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"Megabloks" A 696
725 883 481Unreleased
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"Tony's Pizza" D 362
307 415 364Promotional
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"Top Gear" A 604
588 777 447Promotional
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Royal Purple E 224
189 240 24535,000 |
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"Megabloks" A 745
724 845 666Unreleased
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"Megabloks" A 648
700 766 480Unreleased
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"Megabloks" S 771
805 863 645Unreleased
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"Exclusive" E 226
205 155 320Promotional
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"T-Mobile" E 226
205 155 320Promotional
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"Speed Rabbit" A 623
584 677 609Promotional
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"Exclusive" E 212
153 172 313Promotional
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"Megabloks" S 777
787 869 677Promotional
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Royal Purple D 386
364 375 421160,000 |
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"Exclusive" D 277
184 305 342Promotional
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"Exclusive" E 213
205 290 144Promotional
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World Vintage Series
"World Vintage Series" cars are a collection of older generation racing vehicles with liveries and aftermarket parts resembles racing cars from different time periods of the 20th century. The series began with the BMW 3.0 CSL "Leicht" released on September 6, 2012.
| Image | Vehicle and Style
Performance and Price
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|---|---|
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"Victory Lap" A 650
624 734 5945000 |
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"Touring" B 598
594 656 5463200 |
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"Tripod" A 605
591 621 604Unreleased
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"Icon" B 593
609 636 5343400 |
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"FC3S" B 536
599 627 3832600 |
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"Elmbridge" A 631
706 602 587Unreleased
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"Legend" A 640
657 694 5716400 |
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"Nero" B 590
609 634 5284000 |
| Need for Speed: World - Cars | |
|---|---|
| Stock | Standard |
| Styles | Art Director · Cop · Drag · Elite · Juggernaut · Treasure Hunter |
