Does anybody know where I can find a definitive list of all the right hand drive vehicles in Forza 4?
Thanks for reading, drive safely
The RHD cars are limited mostly to manufacturers listed directly as British or Japanese. Acura, despite being a subsidiary of Honda, is technically considered an American car company in Forza and therefore all of their production models will be LHD. Beyond that, it’s often only models that would be considered more desirable to a collector in their domestic market’s RHD configuration: Classic Aston Martins, Toyota Supras, the kind of cars people will pay more money for if they are RHD.
I just threw this list together really quick, may have missed a few along the way. Also, these are only road-going production models. Racecars can be a different subject: in endurance races where driver changes are required during the race an RHD car is often preferred for faster driver changes (in the pit lane the paddock is almost always to the right so not having to walk all the way around the car to switch drivers or for the crew chief to talk to the driver briefly saves time).
Aston Martin:
Cygnet
DB4
DB5
Vanquish
1998 V8 Vantage
DB9
V12 Vantage
Bentley:
2004 Continental GT
Ford:
Transit SSV
Escort RS1800
Fiesta Zetec S
Falcon GT
2006 Focus ST
Escort Cosworth
Sierra Cosworth
Focus RS
GT40
Holden:
HSV GTS
HSV w427
Honda:
1994 Civic 1.5 VTi
CR-X Del Sol
CR-X SiR
Prelude SiR
Civic Type-R (all years)
Integra Type-R (all years)
S2000
NSX-R (all years)
Hyundai:
ix20
Jaguar:
E-Type
2009 XKR-S
XJ220
Joss:
JT1
Kia:
cee’d
Lotus:
Élan
Eleven
Esprit (all years)
2005 Elise 111S
Carlton
2006 Exige Cup
Mazda:
Acela Sport 23S
Mazdaspeed Familia
2007 MX-5 Roadster Coupe
2001 Mazdaspeed Roadster
1990 RX-7
2004 RX-8 Mazdaspeed
1997 RX-7
McLaren:
Technically the McLaren is neither, the driver sits in the center with a passenger seat on either side (though the passenger on the right likely has a little less room due to the gear shifter). Though Gordon Murray claims the central position enhances the driving dynamic, the old joke was that he did that because any man who owns a McLaren F1 is going to be the type to have two women with him at the same time haha!
Mitsubishi:
Colt Ralliart
FTO
Galant VR-4
GTO
Evo VI
Evo VIII
Evo X (somehow the Evo IX had to be LHD just to ruin the symmetry)
Nissan:
Skyline (all years/models)
Silvia (all years/models)
Fairlady Z (all years/models as they are only called Fairlady in the Japanese market, export cars are referred to as a numerical Z denoting engine size such as the 2.4L 240Z and 3.5L 350Z)
GT-R SpecV
R390
Noble:
M600
Subaru:
Legacy (all years)
Impreza 22B
2004 Impreza WRX STI
2005 Impreza WRX STI
Suzuki:
Liana GLX
Toyota:
Aygo
2000GT
AE86 (we know what it is, the real name is redundantly long)
1992 Supra
2004 MR-S
Celica GT-Four ST185
Altezza RS200
Soarer 430SCV (for those that don’t know it’s basically a Lexus SC430 but it gets a 2JZ swap and can be a nasty sleeper car to unleash on poor unsuspecting fools online who thought it was a Lexus)
1995 MR2 GT
1998 Supra
TVR:
Tuscan
Sagaris
Speed 12
Vauxhall:
All of them, I’m not sitting here typing VXR that many times…
I think that’s about it. There might be a RHD Volvo in there somewhere but I can’t remember if that was Forza or GT5.
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Thank you so much for taking the time and trouble to post this list, it is very much appreciated.
you can try looking at THIS list, it’s sortable by country - so, following GTP EnzoGuy’s advice, all of those listed as being of AU, JP and UK origin should be RHD.
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