Fiat 500R '72
- Not sure why this might desirable; rare, yes...
Isuzu Piazza EX '81
- Actually a lot of fun to drive.
Lexus IS-300 (= Toyota Altezza)
- Not a used car; you must buy a new Altezza/IS300 to compete in the series. Perhaps you meant the GS 300 '91 or the SC 300 '97, which are quite decent used cars. Think of the GS as 4-door Supra, and the SC as an overweight, but gentle-handling Supra.
Lotus Carlton
- Amazingly hard to keep in line. Fun-to-drive, though.
Mazda RX-7 Bathurst
- No big deal, but a rare car. It
Mazda RX-7 Type RZ
- There's a black '92 and '93 and a '96 and a '97...and finally, the white one made in 2000. The last one's the rarest, I think.
Nissan 240 RS Silvia '83
- Super-rare used car. Everyone always asks about it. Sloppy handling.
Nissan Fairlady '68
- Rare car. Put a Stage 2 turbo on it and have fun keeping it pointed straight after hard acceleration.
Nissan Skyline GTr '70 (for Japan '70s series)
- The '70 is a prize car only, the '73 model is a rare, but quite effective used car.
Peugeot 205 Turbo 16 (won at 206 race?)
- Again, a rare car (just 2 weeks out of 100). You win the 205 rally car in the 206 races.
Peugeot 206 S16 (DON'T!!! Get new 206RC for 206 Cup)
- But you'll get lots of A-spec points to go with your depleted bank account.
Renault R5 Turbo (may be won in special conditions hall)
- R5 is also rare, but you can win a new one.
Sileighty
- You can win a new one in the "Siliva Sisters" events.
Toyota Trueno Shigeno Edition
- Needs a race tranny to be effective. Otherwise, it's worth it.
Toyota Supra (RZ or 2.5GT Twin Turbo?)
- RZ's aren't that rare, but they're desirable just the same.
TVR Griffith 500
- Still as difficult to drive hard as it was in GT1. And GT2. And GT3.
TVR Cerbera Speed 6
- Great car, will net lots of A-spec points in the British GT Cup.