File:NFS III Hot Pursuit (PC, US) cover art.jpg

Summary[edit]

Cover art of Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit (U.S., PC version), featuring a Lamborghini Diablo in pursuit by a Chevrolet Corvette C5 police car. An alternate version of this cover art features two Corvette C5 police cars. Image obtained from Amazon.com's entry of the game, cropped, and resized (325x400 pixels to 275x338).

Licensing: Fair use for Need for Speed series and Need for Speed III: Hot Pursuit[edit]

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