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- SopranoStylle
What do these numbers relate to
Whats 0/0/0/
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- gtamann123
The 1st means miles, 2nd means switches, 3rd I'm not sure.
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=224091
1-2 days old thread and here the new one
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- gtamann123
https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/showthread.php?t=224091
1-2 days old thread and here the new one
The thread doesn't mention about the last zero, which I'm not sure what it expresses.
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How can you win with 0 miles?
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- Crazed_Coupe
A Spec and B Spec.
To the OP 0/0 means 0 switches and 0 miles. There is not third zero that I've heard of...
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- dylpro98
If people tried to scam such as saying the car is 0/0 as in 0 SWITCHES and 0 WINS but has miles from UCD
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Oh, I see. Thanks.
frogmanlego
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- frogmanlego
- what xbox!
why do people collect 0/0/0 cars... i mean is quite pointless if you ask me...
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- Crazed_Coupe
So they can look and admire an unused car.
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- Gold Coast
- drbrg
- Silv3rEy3d
Still, I don't see how you can have a win on a 0 mile car, unless it's due to a glitch.
Most people refer to 0 wins with 0/0/0, though I've seen other interpretations. Whatever it is, 0/0 should really imply it. Without a switch there'll be no wins, nor any mods. Unless, of course, it's due to a glitch.
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In GT5 are three switches available:
0/0/0 - 0 Miles/ 0 Modifications/ 0 Wins
Most people only use the term 0/0 because a car with 0 miles as automatically no wins.
The first switch stands for the mileage of the car.
The second switch stands, for modifications like oil change or a color change.
A car with the the second switch on 0 means he has the original color.
The third switch just says how many times you have one with the car.
0/0 cars are only for collectors interesting.
0/0/0 - 0 Miles/ 0 Modifications/ 0 Wins
Most people only use the term 0/0 because a car with 0 miles as automatically no wins.
The first switch stands for the mileage of the car.
The second switch stands, for modifications like oil change or a color change.
A car with the the second switch on 0 means he has the original color.
The third switch just says how many times you have one with the car.
0/0 cars are only for collectors interesting.
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- HOODFIELD
This is funny everyone has their own interpretation of 0/0/0
For me it's in this order: (order is important because of the point made in post #5)
0- Miles / 0- Switches / 0- Mods
For you guys that say the third 0 is wins, how can that be? It's a given you can't have a win w/o miles or switches. (besides glitching)
To my knowledge you can add mods to a car without switching into it. This was made possible in one of the updates. I still think the third 0 is irrevelant because I never heard of anybody doing this, but it's there. I personally do not acknowledge the third zero.
Nobody asked you? Proper grammer includes capital letters.
https://www.gtplanet.net/aup/
For me it's in this order: (order is important because of the point made in post #5)
0- Miles / 0- Switches / 0- Mods
For you guys that say the third 0 is wins, how can that be? It's a given you can't have a win w/o miles or switches. (besides glitching)
To my knowledge you can add mods to a car without switching into it. This was made possible in one of the updates. I still think the third 0 is irrevelant because I never heard of anybody doing this, but it's there. I personally do not acknowledge the third zero.
Nobody asked you? Proper grammer includes capital letters.
https://www.gtplanet.net/aup/
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- drbrg
- Silv3rEy3d
It kind of is, but as long as it doesn't refer to 0 switches, 0 mods and 0 wins, or 0 miles, 0 mods and 0 wins, I guess we're good. I personally do not acknowledge the third zero either.
That's an interesting point I keep forgetting about. I guess I need to attempt to add mods to a car I haven't switched into, and if that's really possible, maybe specifying 0 mods becomes a necessity? Wouldn't want to trade for a 0/0 car and then find out it's modded.
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The one good thing about possibly getting a 0/0 car with mods is that the only parts than can be added via the Tuning Menu, without actually switching into the car, can be removed.
The Tuning Menu does not feature the permanent mods to be added like Engine Tuning or Weight Reduction, at least not on any cars that I've seen so far.
Those mods have to be done from within the Tuning Shop, if I recall correctly. 👍
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- POUPON8
I have a second account that holds my favorite zero mile cars in it for when it calls for a replacement. And by that I mean look at the cost of a new car, like a Suby Spec C - if you race that car long enough online, it will eventually cost a million bucks to restore the chassis and engine... too rich for my blood!! It is MUCH cheaper to sell that car, send myself a new one and start over. Ideally, it is best to take your favs, break them in, save them to another account with all the parts, setups, clean engine/chassis etc, and send them as needed after you wear out the current version. The pro's definitely have the con's beat!
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