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rFactor 2 Bentley Continental GT3 2020 Releases 9/23 As Free Upgrade
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Sep 21, 2020
0 CommentsrFactor 2 developer Studio 397 today confirmed with a video trailer that the 2020 edition of the Bentley Continental GT3 car will release on Wednesday. They also confirmed in a reply on Facebook that the new car will be given free for those who own the older version of the Bentley.
In a separate social media post they have stated a “big” GT3 update is due on Wednesday, including balancing the performance of all their GT3 fleet.
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