"Some cars that you might want to consider using are the Dodge Viper, Pagani Zonda S, RUF CTR2, Aston Martin Vanquish, TVR Speed 12, or anything else with a lot of horsepower stock. "
When you get into the super car area there is really very little technology can do to improve what the manufacturer has already done. The speed 12 is pretty close to it's racing brother and I'm guessing that with it's price tag you are getting more or less the same automobile plus a cigarette lighter and a catalytic converter.
Originally posted by TwinTurbo "Some cars that you might want to consider using are the Dodge Viper, Pagani Zonda S, RUF CTR2, Aston Martin Vanquish, TVR Speed 12, or anything else with a lot of horsepower stock. "
Ah - so you can change tyres!! I didn't realise that. I thought it was the same as the Production (or whatever it's called) Series in GT1 where you couldn't do anything.
I ran an NSX Zero in the Midfield race just to see if I was competitive, but with a fair bit of hardwork on stock tyres I was just in front and judging by the AI's pitstops about square on tyre wear.
I figure with some medium hard slicks I can probably do the race with one stop.
What can and can't you do to the car for eligibility?
I second this.
Had to buy a Esprit 350 just to do the Trial Mountain endurance race as all my other cars were deems tuned
... just as well that the Esprit's a gorgeous car
