Nakamura Racing SI-7
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| Game | Burnout Paradise | ||||||||||||
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| Boost Type | Speed | ||||||||||||
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| Weight | 1,200 kg. | ||||||||||||
| Top Cruising Speed | 123 estimated MPH | ||||||||||||
| Top Boosting Speed | 128 estimated MPH | ||||||||||||
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The Nakamura Racing SI-7 is the upgraded version of the SI-7. Although there is no statistical changes after the Free February Update, the vehicle handles slightly differently than the original. This vehicle can still be replaced not too much later in the game. For example, the Kitano Hydros Custom is not far down the line and is a much better overall car.
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[edit] Description
The Nakamura Racing Group know what to do when it comes to cars. They have race-tuned the engine for greater speed, but they've backed off the boost for increased reliability.
[edit] How to Unlock
Win the SI-7 Burning Route.
[edit] Resemblance
The Racing S1-7 model is a hybrid of the Nissan S15 Silvia, Mitsubishi FTO, 1992-1999 Mitsubishi Eclipse, and the second generation Mazda MX-6. The new paint scheme is similar to the Toyota Celica GT-Four (ST-205) Rally Car from the '90s.
[edit] Notes
- In front of the left door of the car, there is a dog logo from Criterion Games.
- In Burnout Paradise's Free February Update, the Racing SI-7's speed stat was lowered from 2 to 1.
- The Racing SI-7 is one of 6 front-wheel drive Paradise vehicles that is capable of performing donuts while driving backwards.
[edit] Burning Route
| SI-7 Burning Route |
