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The M12S Warthog can reach a speed of {{convert|97|km/h|mph|sp=us}} in 3.7 seconds, while being capable of reaching a speed of {{convert|161|km/h|mph|sp=us}} in 9.81 seconds; in-game, though, it accomplishes these in 5 and 13.8 seconds, respectively. The M12S can traverse a distance of a quarter mile in 12.4 seconds at a speed of {{convert|176.1|km/h|mph|sp=us}}. In addition, the M12S can brake from {{convert|97|km/h|mph|sp=us}} to a stop in {{convert|164|ft|m}} and {{convert|161|km/h|mph|sp=us}} to a stop in {{convert|356|ft|m}}.<ref name="fh3 game"/> The vehicle's mid-housed transmission is a 6-speed automatic with manual override. The M12S Warthog boasts heavy duty, offroad, double wishbone suspension at both the front and rear of the vehicle. The suspension travel (full droop to full compression) is 0.7 meters (27.6 inches). The M12S Warthog CST utilizes a 35 centimeter (14 inch) disc brake, as does the M12 FAV.<ref name="forza"/> The M12S Warthog CST is capable of 0.89 lateral Gs at {{convert|97|km/h|mph|sp=us}} and 0.88 at {{convert|193|km/h|mph|sp=us}}.<ref name="fh3 game"/> | The M12S Warthog can reach a speed of {{convert|97|km/h|mph|sp=us}} in 3.7 seconds, while being capable of reaching a speed of {{convert|161|km/h|mph|sp=us}} in 9.81 seconds; in-game, though, it accomplishes these in 5 and 13.8 seconds, respectively. The M12S can traverse a distance of a quarter mile in 12.4 seconds at a speed of {{convert|176.1|km/h|mph|sp=us}}. In addition, the M12S can brake from {{convert|97|km/h|mph|sp=us}} to a stop in {{convert|164|ft|m}} and {{convert|161|km/h|mph|sp=us}} to a stop in {{convert|356|ft|m}}.<ref name="fh3 game"/> The vehicle's mid-housed transmission is a 6-speed automatic with manual override. The M12S Warthog boasts heavy duty, offroad, double wishbone suspension at both the front and rear of the vehicle. The suspension travel (full droop to full compression) is 0.7 meters (27.6 inches). The M12S Warthog CST utilizes a 35 centimeter (14 inch) disc brake, as does the M12 FAV.<ref name="forza"/> The M12S Warthog CST is capable of 0.89 lateral Gs at {{convert|97|km/h|mph|sp=us}} and 0.88 at {{convert|193|km/h|mph|sp=us}} on offroad tires.<ref name="fh3 game"/> | ||
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* The M12S Warthog CST is used in the [[seven]]th item on the Horizon Australia Bucket List, which requires players to "search for the [[Silent Cartographer]]". | * The M12S Warthog CST is used in the [[seven]]th item on the Horizon Australia Bucket List, which requires players to "search for the [[Silent Cartographer]]". | ||
* Unlike the M12 Warthog in ''[[Forza 4 Autovista Warthog|Forza Motorsport 4]]'', instead of [[Cortana]] narrating the M12S Warthog's Forzavista description, Warren narrates it. | * Unlike the M12 Warthog in ''[[Forza 4 Autovista Warthog|Forza Motorsport 4]]'', instead of [[Cortana]] narrating the M12S Warthog's Forzavista description, Warren narrates it. | ||
** In the M12S Warthog CST's Forzavista narration, Warren | ** In the M12S Warthog CST's Forzavista narration, Warren erroneously claims that the vehicle has an 8.0 liter hydrogen-injected engine. Only the non-M12S Warthog models have hydrogen-injected engines, albeit with a 12.0 liter displacement, while the M12S has an 8.0 liter twin-turbocharged V8. | ||
** "Le Mans" is also misspelled as "Le Mann" in the subtitles. | ** "Le Mans" is also misspelled as "Le Mann" in the subtitles. | ||
** The M12S has no Forzavista narration in ''Forza Horizon 4'', due to the removal of Forzavista narrations from ''Forza Motorsport 7'' onwards. | ** The M12S has no Forzavista narration in ''Forza Horizon 4'', due to the removal of Forzavista narrations from ''Forza Motorsport 7'' onwards. | ||
* In the internal game files of ''Forza Horizon 3'' and ''Forza Horizon 4'', the M12S Warthog is named "343_Warthog_15", with "343" being an obvious reference to [[343 Industries]] and "15" referring to [[2015]], the year | * In the internal game files of ''Forza Horizon 3'' and ''Forza Horizon 4'', the M12S Warthog is named "343_Warthog_15", with "343" being an obvious reference to [[343 Industries]] and "15" referring to [[2015]], the year of ''Halo 5: Guardians''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s release.<ref name="343_Warthog_15">[https://www.thenobeds.com/articles/forza-horizon-4-full-car-list-leaked-by-windows-store '''The Nobeds''' - ''Forza Horizon 4 Full Car List Leaked by Windows Store'']</ref> | ||
** "343" is used in the internal game files as the three-character name for AMG Transport Dynamics, presumably to avoid confusion with the Mercedes-AMG performance sub-brand of Mercedes-Benz, the latter two of which are named as "MER" in the internal game files. | ** "343" is used in the internal game files as the three-character name for AMG Transport Dynamics, presumably to avoid confusion with the Mercedes-AMG performance sub-brand of Mercedes-Benz, the latter two of which are named as "MER" in the internal game files. | ||
* If the player creates a design for the M12S CST, the player has access to five unique manufacturer decals: three variations of the post-[[Human-Covenant War]] [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] logo and two variations of the Liang-Dortmund Corporation logo. | * If the player creates a design for the M12S CST, the player has access to five unique manufacturer decals: three variations of the post-[[Human-Covenant War]] [[United Nations Space Command|UNSC]] logo and two identical variations of the Liang-Dortmund Corporation logo. | ||
* The "Corp" manufacturer color lacks the full Liang-Dortmund emblems on the front hood of the vehicle, further extending the white stripe to the edges of the vehicle.<ref>'''In-game "Corp" manufacturer color compared with ''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]'' [[:File:H5G Scout Corp.png|Corp Warthogs]].'''</ref> | * The "Corp" manufacturer color lacks the full Liang-Dortmund emblems on the front hood of the vehicle, further extending the white stripe to the edges of the vehicle.<ref>'''In-game "Corp" manufacturer color compared with ''[[Halo 5: Guardians]]'' [[:File:H5G Scout Corp.png|Corp Warthogs]].'''</ref> | ||
* Despite having the ability to backfire, no exhaust flames can be seen coming out of the M12S CST. | * Despite having the ability to backfire, no exhaust flames can be seen coming out of the M12S CST due to having no visible exhaust pipes modeled. | ||
* If customized with different rims (e.g. HRE P104), it is possible to see the M12S CST's brake calipers. However, the M12S CST's brakes never heat up even under heavy braking, unlike other cars in the series. | * If customized with different rims (e.g. HRE P104), it is possible to see the M12S CST's brake calipers. However, the M12S CST's brakes never heat up even under heavy braking, unlike other cars in the series. | ||
** This is likely because these brake calipers are poorly detailed or modeled and the M12S CST's brakes cannot be upgraded either. | ** This is likely because these brake calipers are poorly detailed or modeled and the M12S CST's brakes cannot be upgraded either. | ||
== Gallery == | == Gallery == | ||
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<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
Forza Horizon 3 M12S.png|A side view of the vehicle. | Forza Horizon 3 M12S.png|A side view of the vehicle. | ||
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FH4 - M12S RQV.png|Rear-quarter view of the M12S in ''Forza Horizon 4''. | FH4 - M12S RQV.png|Rear-quarter view of the M12S in ''Forza Horizon 4''. | ||
FH4 - M12S Interior First-Person.png|Interior first-person view in ''Forza Horizon 4''. | FH4 - M12S Interior First-Person.png|Interior first-person view in ''Forza Horizon 4''. | ||
FH4 - Halo Showcase Flyer.png|John in an M12S on the flyer for ''The Halo Experience Showcase''. | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||