GT Blaze

The GT Blaze is a vehicle featured in many games made by Xform.

Design[]

The GT Blaze is based on the 1969 Ford GT40, with the backend of the 2005-2006 Ford GT.

Overview[]

Power Driving[]

The GT Blaze is unlocked upon completing the "Suburbs" race.

It is the fastest car with a top speed of 229 km/h, with a good handling and agility.

Burnin' Rubber 3[]

The GT Blaze is unlocked upon defeating Fausto in "Snow Strip" rival battle in Europe continent. It has a price tag of $100,000.

It is one of the fastest cars in the game, along with the Panther V8 and Inferno 66. It also has a strong armor despite its low height, and is very agile in the corners.

It has a stock top speed of 239 mph without engine upgrades. When fully upgraded, it can reach a top speed of 247 mph.

Engine	Armor	Handling	Primary Weapon	Secondary Weapon
8/10	9/10	9/10	10/12	10/12

Burnin' Rubber 5 and HD[]

The GT Blaze is unlocked upon completing the "Hard Boiled" race challenge.

In terms of handling, the GT Blaze tends to have slight understeer through the corners, but it can compete very well with other components. It appears to be very durable and have an adequate amount of ammo rounds, making this car suitable in any type of challenge. Its low height renders evasion against bullets and any unguided projectiles.

The GT Blaze has four selectable paint jobs: white with a single red stripe, USA flag, black with a number "78" decals, and light blue with a single yellow stripe.

It has a stock top speed of 117 mph without engine upgrades. When fully upgraded, it can reach a top speed of 133 mph.

Engine	Armor	Handling	Primary Weapon	Secondary Weapon
7/10	6/10	7/10	6/10	5/10

GT Blaze (BR3)[]

The GT Blaze (BR3) is unlocked upon using the normal GT Blaze in three times in any challenge.

Compared to its original counterpart, the GT Blaze (BR3) can reach a higher top speed of 143 mph (same as the Panini), which is ten miles faster than its original counterpart. The GT Blaze (BR3) provides an excellent strong armor with a maximum ammunitions, making it suitable for Team VS battles and Boss Battles. Unlike the Panini, the GT Blaze (BR3) has an extremely sharp handling, making it extremely well towards technical tracks and sharp turns like the Shipwrecked and Shipyard.

This variant is only appears in the HD remastered version of Burnin' Rubber 5.

Engine	Armor	Handling	Primary Weapon	Secondary Weapon
8/10	9/10	9/10	10/10	10/10

Burnin' Rubber: Crash n' Burn[]

The GT Blaze is included part of the Sports Pack for iOS and Android mobile releases. It is equipped with two Railguns.

Burnin' Rubber: Shift[]

The GT Blaze is unlocked upon beating the opponent in the sixth race. It is the second fastest car and is equipped with a Nitro boost (along with the Panini).

It can reach a top speed of 232 mph.

P/W Ratio	GS	QTR Mile	Nitro
620 Launch	1,95	12,6 sec at 124 mph	Yes

Burnin' Rubber 5 Air[]

The GT Blaze is unlocked upon completing the "San Burrito Airport" race and for a price tag of $90,000.

It can reach a top speed of 128 mph.

Speed	Armor	Turn
7/10	5/10	6/10

Burnin' Rubber 5 XS[]

The GT Blaze is unlocked upon completing the "Rush Hour" race.

It can reach a top speed of 128 mph.

Speed	Armor	Turn
7/10	5/10	6/10

Burnin' Rubber Multiplayer[]

The GT Blaze is available at the beginning of the game.

It has a top speed of 138 mph.

Speed	Armor	Turn
10/10	4/10	6/10

Trivia[]

The GT Blaze's design was inspired by Muscle Prototype from Burnout 3: Takedown and Carson 500 GT from Burnout Paradise.
In the web version of Burnin' Rubber 3, there was a glitch where it was impossible for the player to collect all the body kit parts for the GT Blaze through the Daily Challenge mode. It was fixed in the standalone version.
Unlike the Steam version of Burnin' Rubber 5 HD, the GT Blaze (BR3) lacks its body kit parts and has different wheels in the Itch version.