From Burnopedia, the Burnout wiki
| « Rossolini Tempesta GT »
|
|
| Game
| Burnout Paradise
|
| Manufacturer
| 
|
| Boost Type
| Speed
|
| Speed
|
|
| Boost
|
|
| Strength
|
|
Top Cruising
Speed
| 168 estimated MPH
|
Top Boosting
Speed
| 193 estimated MPH
|
|
|
The Rossolini Tempesta GT is the upgraded, racing version of the Tempesta. It loses one strength point and gains one boost and two speed points. With the racing modification, a rear spoiler and diffuser has been added to increase down force. The exhaust pipes have been relocated, and are now where the rear lights used to be (the lights themselves were removed). At low speeds the car is excessively slippery due to little down force, but at higher speeds, it has a lot of grip and steers incredibly well. It is probably the only car in Burnout Paradise that can take a 90º corner at top speed by drifting.
[edit] Description
The Rossolini Tempesta GT is a real prize. Lighter and faster across the board, this full GT racing conversion offers more of pretty much everything. If you can handle it.
[edit] How to Unlock
Win the Tempesta Burning Route.
[edit] Resemblance
This car perfectly matches the color scheme of the Le Mans version of the Ferrari F430, called the F430 GT, which includes the green-yellow class-indicating headlights. Tafel Racing's livery most strongly resembles one of the Tempesta GT. The similarities between the F430 and the F430 GT, with the Tempesta become more obvious when one views this version of the car.
- In Burnout Paradise's Free February Update, the Tempesta GT's speed stat was lowered from 8 to 5 and it's boost stat was lowered from 9 to 7.
- Tetsuo64 seen across the front of the car is the PSN ID and Gamertag of Burnout Paradise's Lead Designer - Craig Sullivan.
- "Tempesta" is the Italian word for "Storm".
- While the Tempesta GT' has three different paint finishes, you cannot change the colors included in each of the schemes.
- The Tempesta GT burns rubber very easily due to its massive horsepower.
[edit] Gallery
