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The last word on car simulators
(7) | 28/11/2014 | Translate: The Vesaro is a company specializing in construction training. Their last work is the
vesaro 195, a car simulator with 195 inch screen (3 screens of 65 inches) For more realistic driving simulation. The emulator is for sale, but its price remains relatively inaccessible 27,000€ up to 61.000€ for extreme edition.
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27.000€ and you drive whatever car you want... and without insurance etc. I collect money...