Need for Speed Heat Studio Drop 4 Adds Lamborghini Countach, Ferrari 458 and More

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NFS Heat Studio’s fourth weekly content update is now available, adding 12 new cars for players to customize and design before the November release, including the all-new Lamborghini Countach and even a Ferrari 458 Italia.

You can view the full list of new vehicles added with Car Drop #4 below:

  • Volkswagen Golf GTI Clubsport

  • Mazda MX-5 ‘15

  • Porsche 911 GT2 RS

  • Ford Focus RS

  • Ford GT

  • BMW i8 Roadster

  • Pagani Huayra BC

  • BMW M5

  • Mercedes-Benz C63 Coupe [Hidden Vehicle #1]

  • Ferrari 458 Italia [Hidden Vehicle #2]

  • Lamborghini Countach 25th Anniversary [Hidden Vehicle #3]

  • BMW M3 Evolution II E30 [Hidden Vehicle #4]

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While unsurprisingly the list features vehicles mostly from 2015 and Payback, there are quite a few new additions such as the Mercedes-Benz C63 Coupe, Lamborghini Countach and the BMW i8 Roadster (even if different model was introduced in a previous Car Drop.) What is surprising is to see the Ferrari 458 return, and actually features customization this time around.

While 2015 restricted most customization options to basic rim and paint changes, in Heat you can apply widebody fenders, spoilers, exhausts and more that appear to be non-licensed parts by Ferrari. It will be interesting to see how far customization is allowed on other Ferrari’s in Heat such as the 488 GTB and LaFerrari.

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We will be covering each and every new car drop coming to NFS Heat Studio over the next few weeks, so be on a lookout for our that each week, in addition to our Gamescom demo and behind closed doors preview coverage hopefully sometime this week! If you missed last week’s drop, you can check it out here!

Need for Speed Heat launches on November 8th 2019 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC, or three days earlier for Origin Access Premiere subscribers. If you’ve missed any of our previous Need for Speed Heat coverage, be sure to find more from our dedicated Need for Speed Heat section in the Games tab!

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