Driver San Francisco: "Standard" Dodge Challenger

[VictoriouZ]

Hello friends, When I beat the game then I got the Tanner's Dodge Chalenger 440 Sixpack within the garage but I am not able to understand that where is the "standard" Challenger which is utilized for the "Vanishing Chance" Movie Challenge. Can you tell me that why I can’t drive that?

[RyanInt]

A 340 T/A would be amazing as a secret unlockable concealed vehicle as well do not similar to the go wing, except I respect Tanner's Challenger and am arrogant to see it be the cover car intended for this game, I got to know the actual good through the course of single player freaking family. I wouldn't have it some other way. Dodge's Duck Tail Spoiler put it off though, and added subtle to the 340.

[AZUL]

To specific places or cars glowing icons that you select appear comfortable in the shift mode. Bird Tanner takes over similar to "Back in the cult series" in the past, the body of a foreign people - and thus their vehicle. Only after you have taken over a host body, the game switches to the standard for racing games pursuers, first-person or cockpit views of the car. Luckily you're not tied to a cart. Simply pressing a button you'll switch to another set of wheels of your choice.

[RockOn]

San Francisco, a paradise for chases: get behind the wheel of more than 200km of roads, the Golden Gate Bridge to the most legendary San Francisco. Move from one vehicle to another and discover the city through the eyes of its people through the Shift function.

[Level8]

I got to know the true great through the course of single player cracking house. I wouldn't have it some alternate method. Avoid's Duck Tail Spoiler put it off

[Carita Carlos]

If you are not aware of the evolution undergone by the saga of drivers with this new episode, suffice it to say that the player is called upon once again to assume the role of the agent Tanner, only this time it will be with the dynamic cop in a coma in a hospital bed, after all committed to fight his eternal battle against the fearsome Jericho. Yes, you read that right: the agent Tanner, the game's protagonist, is locked in the hospital in a state of deep coma, during which continues to live in his own mind its investigation in the case of Jericho. With this bizarre gimmick, obviously cumbersome but strangely functional for the new gameplay, programmers have been able to play with reality, entering into the mechanics of the game a number of factors out of my mind, intended only to guarantee a different experience from usual.