Car Concierge(CC) Valuation

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I guess we can better see the price adjustments before they take effect.

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These are the current cars I’ve requested.
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I particularly want a Charlotte Green NSX, as that was my favourite colored NSX in first GT. The Integras are sheep enough and the days to wait are just fine. If the cars I want show up in the UCD in the colors I want before my notifications, I can just cancel the request.

I had the F40, F50 and GTO ‘84 lined up with 6-8 day wait times, but at 27 million total, I might as well wait for the cars to resurface in the LCD.

It’s a good optional feature for all players.
 
On this topic, I analyzed the upfront fee additions in standard and mint modes for certain engine swap donor cars (in this case, the formula is (new engine - 100,000) * 2): (EDIT: Data as of posting date - expect fees and days to fluctuate over time just like UCD selling prices)

CarNormal PriceStandard PriceMint PriceStandard DaysMint DaysStandard Fee (Cr.)Mint Fee (Cr.)Standard Fee %Mint Fee %Mint-Standard Diff. (Cr.)Mint-Standard Diff. (%)Mint-Standard Diff. (Days)
Quattro Pikes Peak1,500,0001,814,3801,885,161510314,380385,16120.96%25.68%70,7814.72%5
F1 GTR '9720,000,00022,987,90623,278,5428112,987,9063,278,54214.94%16.39%290,6361.45%3
Integra '9875,00097,682107,41831022,68232,41830.24%43.22%9,73612.98%7
XJR-93,000,0003,315,1173,440,989611315,117440,98910.50%14.70%125,8724.20%5
787B3,300,0003,517,9763,789,756613217,976489,7566.61%14.84%271,7808.24%7
R30 SS1,150,0001,362,3391,447,570510212,339297,57018.46%25.88%85,2317.41%5
R92CP2,000,0002,054,4602,140,3475954,460140,3472.72%7.02%85,8874.29%4
9592,500,0002,553,3212,651,61461053,321151,6142.13%6.06%98,2933.93%4
964 Carrera RS253,000274,729293,2044821,72940,2048.59%15.89%18,4757.30%4
Espace F12,000,0002,038,8412,144,2015938,841144,2011.94%7.21%105,3605.27%4
Impreza WRC '98650,000751,505783,21259101,505133,21215.62%20.49%31,7074.88%4
Escudo1,700,0002,008,9042,164,104410308,904464,10418.17%27.30%155,2009.13%6
Supra '97220,000285,958308,2604965,95888,26029.98%40.12%22,30210.14%5
MR270,00090,313103,1203620,31333,12029.02%47.31%12,80718.30%3

Analysis:
  • In standard mode, cars take around 3-8 days for delivery, 5 average, with fees at 1.94%-30.24% depending on price
  • In mint mode, cars take around 6-13 days for delivery, 10 average, with fees at 6.06%-47.31% depending on price
  • In standard mode, extra fees are 14.99% on average; in mint mode, extra fees are 22.29% on average
  • Extra fee difference between the two modes are at 7.30% on average
  • Base price does not affect extra fees; only delivery days seem to matter for it (at least in standard mode).
 
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I just need these 4 and the Subaru Impreza 22B 98. Been collecting low mileage cars since I got all the cars just to have something to do.
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At least we get a time of arrival. I’ll be picking them up later at night though.
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That would be 12:37 am in NYC. I requested the cars around 8am Australia/5pm NYC time. So, I’m not sure if arrivals work from EDT. When I request the next lot, I’ll make sure to record exact times.
 
I wonder if PD could update the website for players to view and request from the Car Concierge. We can view all the cars. Might as well allow us the option.
 
Why choose mint vs standard? Mileage means nothing in this game. The car is flawless regardless of mileage.
 
Why choose mint vs standard? Mileage means nothing in this game. The car is flawless regardless of mileage.
Depends who are collecting. PD have been sly with their mileage in the LCD.

Some cars have the mileage in the year the car was made. Some have historical mileage(in kilometers) in their meaning: kilometres when the founder of a manufacturer were born or when a manufacturer reached a milestone, etc. The current Supra and Skyline in the UCD have “30”km, referencing Gran Turismo’s 30th anniversary.

Mileage means something to those players that want a car with the least amount.
 
Why choose mint vs standard? Mileage means nothing in this game. The car is flawless regardless of mileage.
Something to do when you have all the cars. Garage isn't big enough to collect all the colors, but collecting low mileage cars doesn't have that limitation.
 
It's not like these are real cars. Their value will not increase with age and low miles. They don't drive any differently if they have 10 miles or 100k miles. They don't have any lower value if you sell them if they have more mileage. I can understand wanting a car in a certain color, especially if it has a specific livery that gets lost if you try to change the color of the car in the livery editor, but mileage? If there was something that actually changed with the mechanics of the car (poor handling, poor engine performance, damage that requires expensive replacement parts (body replacement), etc.) based off the mileage then I may understand why finding a low mileage version is something someone would want. But because PD doesnt change the look or the performance of the car based on the mileage, it has no relevance to anything about the car other than the odometer reading.
 
Hi. I'm new, my name is RaisingErmac (fan of Ermac from Mortal Kombat X 😅), and I'm very interested in car concierge mechanics. Polyphony must be clear on this point (first of all giving us the base price of all the cars in the vintage section, or at least in car concierge service before the buy, so we can see the differences and we can choose more accurately which cars are "convenient" to buy also with the fee commission). Now, I have something to make you notice. I have purchased a Corvette C2 with car concierge. This car had a cost of 290.000 credits in standard condition, and I've ordered it, when it arrived to me, I had to pay 295.000 credits, not 290.000, this means that when the car arrives there is an extra commission to pay at the moment of the buy OR it means that the commission is variable, but in this case the problem is that the game doesn't tell us that the price is changed, and neither advice us that the price can change during the wait of the arrival. In the case of the buy moment extra commission the problem is that we don't know what kind of commission is (it can be also a "punish" commission for the waiting, the car arrived at 15:22 and I've bought it at 15:53, maybe they made me pay the 31 minutes of waiting). In any case, they should say clearly what kind of commissions and which percentage they are applying on the single cars at those moments, and they eventually have to update us the commission variations, if they are variable (and for me they must add a disclaimer that says CLEARLY that every single car has a different percentage, because of the rarity, the importance of any other factor that can determine the differences). Personally, I want to know why I have to pay 24.386.000 credits in Mint conditions (and almost 23.500.000 in standard conditions) for a McLaren F1 if it costs 20.000.000, especially if at the moment of the arrival the cost raises again, maybe touching 24.500.000 credits. At this point this mechanics becomes useless. At least we would to know how it works, and maybe I can justify all these stupid complications. It's a videogame, not a real Reseller. On Gran Turismo 6 the McLaren F1 had only 1.000.000 credits cost, too low for the "best" car of the world, but 24.500.000... c'mon.
PS: McLaren F1 is my favorite car, but I said that it's the "best" because of the others opinion 😅, and in fact (unfortunately for me) it's the most expensive car of the game.
 
Hi. I'm new, my name is RaisingErmac (fan of Ermac from Mortal Kombat X 😅), and I'm very interested in car concierge mechanics. Polyphony must be clear on this point (first of all giving us the base price of all the cars in the vintage section, or at least in car concierge service before the buy, so we can see the differences and we can choose more accurately which cars are "convenient" to buy also with the fee commission). Now, I have something to make you notice. I have purchased a Corvette C2 with car concierge. This car had a cost of 290.000 credits in standard condition, and I've ordered it, when it arrived to me, I had to pay 295.000 credits, not 290.000, this means that when the car arrives there is an extra commission to pay at the moment of the buy OR it means that the commission is variable, but in this case the problem is that the game doesn't tell us that the price is changed, and neither advice us that the price can change during the wait of the arrival. In the case of the buy moment extra commission the problem is that we don't know what kind of commission is (it can be also a "punish" commission for the waiting, the car arrived at 15:22 and I've bought it at 15:53, maybe they made me pay the 31 minutes of waiting). In any case, they should say clearly what kind of commissions and which percentage they are applying on the single cars at those moments, and they eventually have to update us the commission variations, if they are variable (and for me they must add a disclaimer that says CLEARLY that every single car has a different percentage, because of the rarity, the importance of any other factor that can determine the differences). Personally, I want to know why I have to pay 24.386.000 credits in Mint conditions (and almost 23.500.000 in standard conditions) for a McLaren F1 if it costs 20.000.000, especially if at the moment of the arrival the cost raises again, maybe touching 24.500.000 credits. At this point this mechanics becomes useless. At least we would to know how it works, and maybe I can justify all these stupid complications. It's a videogame, not a real Reseller. On Gran Turismo 6 the McLaren F1 had only 1.000.000 credits cost, too low for the "best" car of the world, but 24.500.000... c'mon.
PS: McLaren F1 is my favorite car, but I said that it's the "best" because of the others opinion 😅, and in fact (unfortunately for me) it's the most expensive car of the game.
It can be lower too, I bought a car valued at 116k and when delivered it was 107k with 60 miles. It was delivered yesterday so there's no late fee or anything.
 
It can be lower too, I bought a car valued at 116k and when delivered it was 107k with 60 miles. It was delivered yesterday so there's no late fee or anything.
Help me understand: I wrote a good thing and you indeed of supporting me you're obstructing me? Do you want a bad game? It's ok, I don't judge you, but let the people try to improve this game. Please, I pray you to leave me alone, I'm doing this also for the other players, we must try to help each other, not the reverse. If you wrote this comment with good intentions then PLEASE, remove this harmful comment, it damages the community and damages the quality of the game.
 
Essaywhaman? I posted a similar thing about lower valuations in the original post regarding the JGTC Supra GT500 valuation.
There will be some cars with a lower value due to the changes PD make in updates. That doesn't mean Nebuc72 was saying anything negative about your post.
 
Help me understand: I wrote a good thing and you indeed of supporting me you're obstructing me? Do you want a bad game? It's ok, I don't judge you, but let the people try to improve this game. Please, I pray you to leave me alone, I'm doing this also for the other players, we must try to help each other, not the reverse. If you wrote this comment with good intentions then PLEASE, remove this harmful comment, it damages the community and damages the quality of the game.
What the hell are you talking about? I just said that the price you pay on delivery can also be lower than the initial listing, not only higher. Not everything is an attack on you.
 
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I received the Mint Lamborghini Diablo GT. It had 58 miles on it,
 
EDIT: Misposted, meant for GTWS online thread.
 
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