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And Senna, and sf90 stradale ;dJust need that Mercedes Project One now.
A quick search through the prediction thread says nobody did. The bug-eye Subaru is one of the two cars in the GT history vault that come closest to what has been in my garage - I had a 2004 Subaru (Impreza) Outback Sport and 2012 4-cylinder Toyota Tacoma (somewhat close to the V6 X-Runner we had in GT6).Well, I did not expect that! Looking forward to seeing the full update!
I don't believe the Evo III will go for over 100k, the prices are based on real-life ones and the Evo III is one of the cheaper ones in that regard, it will probably be around the same as the IV and certainly not anywhere near the ultra-exclusive TME, that would just be like pricing an old Mercedes SLS the same as a AMG Black Series.A quick search through the prediction thread says nobody did. The bug-eye Subaru is one of the two cars in the GT history vault that come closest to what has been in my garage - I had a 2004 Subaru (Impreza) Outback Sport and 2012 4-cylinder Toyota Tacoma (somewhat close to the V6 X-Runner we had in GT6).
With that, it's time to play "Predict That Price". Despite the VI T.M. being the only road-going Evo to have a zero-mile price over 100,000 Cr. (200,000 Cr., with the V the next closest at 90,000 Cr. and the IV at 55,000 Cr.), the III will go for over 100,000 Cr. based on the R32 NISMO going for twice the R32 V-spec II despite being worth 25% less (and also costing 25% less in GT2).
The STi will also go for well over 100,000 Cr. The 1999 STi has a zero-mile price of 70,000 Cr. and the very-limited 22B has a zero-mile price of 200,000 Cr.
The Valkyrie will be in the 4,000,000 Cr. range. It could also be the first post-launch invitational car, though the post-launch Bugatti Chiron was not an invite car despite its predecessor, the Veyron, being one.
You're playing the wrong video game if you're upset at the lack of non-street car additions.I'm really annoyed at the lack of Hypercars/LMDh.
lol it's obvious that they're saving those for next year's Le Mans.I'm really annoyed at the lack of Hypercars/LMDh.
I'd say it's like to be an extra menu for this, alongside a subaru extra menu as well...Interesting set of cars. I think I quite like the unpredictability.
This is the fifth road car Evo (III, IV, V, VI, Final) - I wonder if that's enough for a Evolution Meeting bonus menu a la Silvia Sisters?
Honestly if only people kept their expectations in check.OMG !!
Wonderfull Le Mans commemoration update!
PD beyond expectations, always.
Oh boy I have 2 unopened Aston martin invite tickets so I'm good but I really hope its not a invite car so everyone can have a chance to buy and drive it.A quick search through the prediction thread says nobody did. The bug-eye Subaru is one of the two cars in the GT history vault that come closest to what has been in my garage - I had a 2004 Subaru (Impreza) Outback Sport and 2012 4-cylinder Toyota Tacoma (somewhat close to the V6 X-Runner we had in GT6).
With that, it's time to play "Predict That Price". Despite the VI T.M. being the only road-going Evo to have a zero-mile price over 100,000 Cr. (200,000 Cr., with the V the next closest at 90,000 Cr. and the IV at 55,000 Cr.), the III will go for over 100,000 Cr. based on the R32 NISMO going for twice the R32 V-spec II despite being worth 25% less (and also costing 25% less in GT2).
The STi will also go for well over 100,000 Cr. The 1999 STi has a zero-mile price of 70,000 Cr. and the very-limited 22B has a zero-mile price of 200,000 Cr.
The Valkyrie will be in the 4,000,000 Cr. range. It could also be the first post-launch invitational car, though the post-launch Bugatti Chiron was not an invite car despite its predecessor, the Veyron, being one.
Surely not even tonedeaf PD would add and hype 3 cars in an update and then lock one behind a roulette invite (unlike the handful of invite cars amongst the launch lineup).Oh boy I have 2 unopened Aston martin invite tickets so I'm good but I really hope its not a invite car so everyone can have a chance to buy and drive it.
As for the price I think it won't be more then 3.8M.
And didn’t happen with the 918 Spyder either☝️Surely not even tonedeaf PD would add and hype 3 cars in an update and then lock one behind a roulette invite (unlike the handful of invite cars amongst the launch lineup).
It didn't happen with the Chiron.
Seems more like a bit of doom-mongering.
I honestly wouldn't mind if its behind an invite. I was surprised that the Chiron wasn't when that was released.Surely not even tonedeaf PD would add and hype 3 cars in an update and then lock one behind a roulette invite (unlike the handful of invite cars amongst the launch lineup).
It didn't happen with the Chiron.
Seems more like a bit of doom-mongering.