The car hasn't changed much since then, slowly refining its design and already-stellar road-going capabilities. 2005 Mazda Miata Mazda practically made the roadster sports car in the early '90s with its smallish Miata.Classic domestic versus import battles will ensue online thanks to this living legend. Ford has redefined the pony car with the new Mustang, a car that pays homage to the '60s incarnation.

2005 Ford Mustang The all-new Ford Mustang makes its debut in its first-ever EA game.

See anything you like? See anything you don't like? Let us know and we'll let EA know, too. We're sure you'll find something you like. For now tell us what you think of this week's list of uncovered rides. We'll be back next week with additional rides, information and screens. However, if drag racing is your deal then you might want to consider a GTO, Mustang, GT-R or even the bling of the H2. If you're into drifting, we know you'll take something like the 240SX or RX-7. What we like most about the selection of vehicles thus far is that EA doesn't seem to be going for a list of favorites, but something that will mix well within the game, offering the many modes much replay value. We're seeing SUVs, we're seeing sedans and powerful American muscle mix in with the Japanese sports cars. EA appears to have ditched the mostly-import stable seen last year and wants something a little more indicative of the scene it's trying to recreate. This week we have a larger stable of uncovered vehicles, some domestic, some import, but all hot. EA has been semi-tight lipped with its list of cars, but we'll be showing you what's going on for the next few weeks. Last week we uncovered the Hummer H2, Vauxhall Corsa, Mitsubishi Eclipse and Ford Focus, all playable rides and all very cool in their own right. With a release date of November 15th it's just a few weeks away. Need for Speed Underground 2 is just around the corner, hope you've cleared up that busy schedule.

Nfsu 2 splitscreen pc