Carson GT Tiger
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| Game | Burnout Paradise | ||||||||||||
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| Boost Type | Stunt | ||||||||||||
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| Top Cruising Speed | 178 estimated MPH | ||||||||||||
| Top Boosting Speed | 201 estimated MPH | ||||||||||||
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The Carson GT Tiger is a livery of the GT Concept. This is not an additional vehicle, only information on this particular livery. It does not have a boost type conversion and it handles exactly like the original GT Concept. The only differences with the regular GT Concept (apart from the paint) are the rims, which are black with claw-like inserts around the edges.
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[edit] Description
The new generation of American muscle cars is here, and they've finally put the MUSCLE back in. What's more, it might even make it round the occasional corner.
[edit] How to Unlock
The GT Tiger was released in the Burnout Bikes update. You still have to unlock the GT Concept by attaining your Burnout license.
[edit] Resemblance
The GT Tiger model is a Burnout-styled copy of the real-world fifth-generation Chevrolet Camaro, which itself was a concept car when Paradise was first released.
