I'm not sure if this has been discussed before here, but I've noticed that many cars from the series, despite sharing the same model and name, have their own pages divided by game, especially when it comes to Burnout Legends cars, which are clearly reused models from BR2 and BR3.

So, why don't we merge these vehicles into a single page, bringing all the content used for it and mentioning which games the vehicle appears in?

Many other wikis do this, and I don't see why we shouldn't do it here as well with the vehicles from the series (except for updated variants in the series games and reused models with different names, such as the cars from Burnout Paradise).

If your careful and have a heavy vehicle you can in fact damage and stop the bus it just requires low speed hits over and over

Altho I still haven't flipped one yet

Can't believe it's nearly 20 years since Burnout 3 first came out.

WE ARE THE LAZY GENERATION!

SMOL

(sorry)

I feel like home since I'm here! Hi. I am Moon and I love Burnout Paradise City's toy P-12. It's like a baby Porsche 911! My favorite track in the game is "Girfriend" by Avril Lavigne, "Route sixty six" by Depeche Mode, and yourse truly "Paradise city" by Guns N'Roses.

So one day, while I was looking at Burnout videos, I decided to ask the person who modded this vehicle into a Burning Lap event if they could somehow create fake "DLC" to allow it to be unlocked like the rest of the DLC. It was a shot in the dark, but they somehow actually deliver, so I guess I can say my collection is finally complete.

For the time being, this car doesn't have a place on the wiki as it falls under "modified content". As much as I would like to create a page, I will respect that.

Notes:

• I have completed the main game, but if the other kiosk cars' unlock patterns were to be believed, it would've been unlocked upon getting the Bronze medal in "Traffic Attack - Long Reverse" in Eastern Bay within the Assassin Rank.

• This one has some jump-drift speed retention like that of the Logitech World Racer, however, not as powerful as that of the Revenge Racer.

• Lightweight with the boost speed of 209 MPH.

So, i was scrolling to the steam community section on BPR, And this picture appeared

I saw it and my intrerest peaked, a life-sized 25 Revenge replica?! Cool!, i started searching for it but all i found was this picture and the picture with dbc9mx, and i still am questioned about it, does anyone know it's wheareabouts?

A Link to the Crash TV Podcast it was showed off last

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_mGQMWBLuY&t=2145s&ab_channel=burninrubber0

so I'm fairly new to revenge and want to get the criterion racer but can't seem to get challenge 5 done

does anyone know what "special" car I exactly need to take down? I've tried searching guides to complete these but cant find anything on youtube nor the internet

(if anyone even actually sees this, wiki seems dead as hell)

Late 1990s to early 2010s was the time of popularity for the Burnout series. Many racing games were then developed after the Burnout series huge success. The Burnout series popped up everywhere in the media, with at least one million people worldwide playing the games. However, around 2015, the series seemed like it disappeared from the media. Many Burnout fans started to play Need for Speed or Forza due to the series being relatively quiet. It seemed like it was the end of its story.

Although the series looked like it was over, more recently in 2018, the Burnout series released its final cast of light. Burnout Paradise Remastered was launched and Burnout reappeared in the media once again for a short period of time. Despite of the lack of popularity this game had, it grew more popular than Need for Speed and Forza for a couple months after its release. Then all went quiet, in which it will stay like that for as long as we know.

The Burnout series has certainly made a lot of childhoods. We shall remember those moments, recent or old. And hopefully, we will still revisit the games and retrace the steps we made.

To the Burnout series, for shaping us and making us a little bit happier. :)