Best bang for your buck?
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The ZR-1's not the best, it's got power but it's no quicker than a used R34. The best would probably be a used Japanese car, the 22B is'nt the best, cos fully modded it costs alot more the 60k. The R34 GT-R from the usedcars section is probably best bang for your bucks, it's cheaper than the ZR-1.
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a lancer, new or used.
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s4
p.s. Don't get a lancer I spent 150,000 buying and moding one today and it's still terrible
p.s. Don't get a lancer I spent 150,000 buying and moding one today and it's still terrible
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It's not that I don't like it's just that in gt2 the only good lancer is the racing evolution v prize car.
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The Clio V6 is a very underrated car. Very quick. Also try a 200sx that peaks at around 397hp.
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Come to think of it I don't think I've bought a skyline, but I silhoutte formula car all the time.
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the Ford RS200
hmmmmmmmmm......
RS200 is kinda sluggish, BUT still is a good buy. I say it's sluggish because you can get a much better deal for under 60K.
Shelby Cobra cuz its free. You just gotta win it. No, Im juz kidding!
If I had a choice, just one choice, it would have to be a ZR1. Cannot believe how much performance it has. It will murder, spell it : M-U-R-D-E-R, anything in its class. When tuned, it has a slight weight disadvantage over the import cars. But Im all for american muscle!
RS200 is kinda sluggish, BUT still is a good buy. I say it's sluggish because you can get a much better deal for under 60K.
Shelby Cobra cuz its free. You just gotta win it. No, Im juz kidding!
If I had a choice, just one choice, it would have to be a ZR1. Cannot believe how much performance it has. It will murder, spell it : M-U-R-D-E-R, anything in its class. When tuned, it has a slight weight disadvantage over the import cars. But Im all for american muscle!
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60K Credits?
I'd say look into the used car department. 60K will tune some cheap (under 10k) cars quite nicely: Silvia K's, Protege, some others like the '89 GT-R and '93 Supra as well.
I'm no good at the bone-stock ZR-1; the Grand Sport is much more controllable. And the R34 GT-R is also a good deal for under 60K, it "just" enters the lowest 4WD race.
I'd say look into the used car department. 60K will tune some cheap (under 10k) cars quite nicely: Silvia K's, Protege, some others like the '89 GT-R and '93 Supra as well.
I'm no good at the bone-stock ZR-1; the Grand Sport is much more controllable. And the R34 GT-R is also a good deal for under 60K, it "just" enters the lowest 4WD race.
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Evo VII in GT2 ?
An old Supra/Silvia should sort you out nicely.
and did i mention Silvia Ks is the most bestest corner lovest fastest outrageous sweetest drift car ever? I was driving in my all sims game, and then i bought the silvia. With sim tires on and some engine or muffler tuning, the car WILL drift nicely over all corners. I even drifted laguna when before I couldn't do it. Amazing!
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For the best bang for your buck, head to the Nissan used lots, and find yourself an '87 Skyline GTS-R, they tune up to about 400-sommat and can run with the 591 limit bad boys. Also their cornering is tons more stable than that of most other FR cars.
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