Test Drive Review - Guide for Test Drive

Game:  Test Drive 
Platform: Sony Play Station 2, Microsoft Xbox
Developer(s): Atari Games
ESRB Rating: T for “Teen”
Genre: Exotic Street Racing 
Author: DarkSunGamer
Email: darksungamer@hotmail.com
FAQ Version: 2.0

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I.	Intro               |
II.	Cities              |
III.	Race Types          |
IV.	Cars                |
V.	Known Codes & Hints |
VI.	Copyright Info.     |
VII.	Notes From Author   |
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Intro|
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Test Drive is another addition to the collection of “Test Drive” games. Test Drive 
is an exotic street racing simulation that puts you in the driver’s seat of some of 
the fastest cars in the world. This racing simulator puts you to the “test” to see 
if you can take the pressure.

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Cities|
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In Test Drive there are four exotic cities you will race in worldwide, they are:

San Francisco

You will race here from rush hour freeways to crowded city street. Weaving in and 
out of traffic trying to at least finish the race, with non-driving pedestrians to 
cops, this won’t be your normal starting city.

Tokyo

If you found San Francisco hard, don’t try Tokyo. Here you race only at night on 
the narrow, traffic-filled, streets where you may find a little more difficult to 
win. Many distractions are in Tokyo, which makes it hard to drive and to make it 
worse you have to watch out for track obstacles.

London

Once again crowded, narrow, streets are your racetracks. In London you won’t find 
much sun shine, mostly it’s cloudy if not raining. Don’t get to caught up in some 
of the scenery of you may find that you’ve lost the race and that’s not good.

Monte Carlo 

If you can even make it here your in for a little ride. You’ll need to compete 
against faster cars on narrow, hillside roads with sharp turns, and of course, slow 
moving tourist. You’ll be happy if you can win some new cars from here, but don’t 
break the cd when you find out what happens at the end.

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Race Types|
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Linear- a simple race, go form point a to point b and be the first one there
Circuit- race a track with multiple laps and be the first one to finish on the last 
lap
Navigation Challenge- the same thing as a liner but you can’t tell where to go next
Cop Chase- be a cop and take down all the racers
Drag Race- race in manual, on a straight, short, racetracks

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Cars|
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Plymouth Hemi Cuda
Shelby Series 1
Subaru Impreza 22B
Jaguar XJ220
Pontiac GTO
Ford GT
TVR Cebera Speed 12
Ford Mustang 
Jaguar XK-R
Chevrolet Corvette Z06
Chevrolet Corvette L-88
Chevrolet Camaro Z28  
Toyota Supra 
Lotus Espirit V8
Chevrolet Chevelle SS 454
Lotus Elise 
Skeeter’s (GTO)
Reese’s (Camaro)
Skeeter’s (Chevelle) 
Dodge Viper GTS
Aston Martin DB7 Vantage
Shelby Cobra 427 SC
Ford SVT Mustang Cobra R
Dodge Charger 
Nissan Skyline GT-R V-Spec
Dodge Concept Viper GTS-R

Other Cars

In order to get these cars you must finish a track in a range of time and enter a 
certain “name”, the cars you get are:

Dodge Viper GTS G4
Jaguar XK-R Analog Devices 
Aston Martin DB7 Sound Max
Jaguar XK-R Sound Max

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Known Codes & Hints|
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These are the codes and hints that I am aware of, if you have any new codes or 
hints please let me know and I will add them.

G4 Viper- Set a record in drag race mode with any car and enter KQXYKGVY as a name 
for highest time. (Thanks to Robotgt)

Two Jaguars & Aston Martin-See on story mode when you get to the drag racing level 
you get a new record type in SOUNDMAX and the on the screen it will say 
congratulations and you look at your cars and you will see two maroon Jaguars and 
an Aston Martin!!!  (Thanks to chasewalker)

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Copyright Info.|
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