Premium cars for Japanese GT series and German Touring car series?

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In A-Spec, I really only like to drive in cockpit view with HUD and map off. Are there cars for these series' that have what I'm looking for? I thought the green #18 NSX was supposed to be Premium but can't get a cockpit view in the B-Spec race right now so I'm skeptical. And I cannot seem to find any German "Touring" cars at all.
 
The Lexus IS F Racing Concept. It can win the event easily also.
 
IIRC, the Lexus IS-F racing concept you win for the 4 hour Ring endurance on B-spec can be used for the german touring car series.
 
The ISF racing concept can be used for the Super GT race as well.
 
There are dozens of Premium JGTC cars.

I see them in the new cars but in the bspec race I'm in right now, I can't get cockpit view on any of them. I'm running my Minolta with power at about 60% and transmission maxed out just to save my tires but would rather use the real deal for aSpec.

I like the Lexus idea of covering both series' requirements. Are there any other "German" choices?
 
I see them in the new cars but in the bspec race I'm in right now, I can't get cockpit view on any of them. I'm running my Minolta with power at about 60% and transmission maxed out just to save my tires but would rather use the real deal.
Oh, you mean the AI? That's not the cars (well, some of them are Standards sometimes, but most of them aren't). You can't view the interior of cars other than your own. It is a game limitation, not something with the car. All the Premium JGTC cars have interiors.



As far as DTM goes, no. The Lexus is the only Premium eligible for the event.
 
As far as DTM goes, no. The Lexus is the only Premium eligible for the event.

You really shouldn't do the DTM races with a Japanese conceptcar. Really, just use one of the standard DTM cars for it to get a proper DTM experience.
 
A Japanese concept car built roughly to DTM specs most likely for the sole purpose of potentially being a DTM entry is a hell of a lot more appropriate than using something like, say, the BMW M3 GTR or Audi R8 LMS. And a lot more pertinent to what the OP is asking. And it is the cheapest of them all.
 
You really shouldn't do the DTM races with a Japanese conceptcar. Really, just use one of the standard DTM cars for it to get a proper DTM experience.

I'm game for any premium car... HUD and map off. That is the most fun for me.
 
A Japanese concept car built roughly to DTM specs most likely for the sole purpose of potentially being a DTM entry is a hell of a lot more appropriate than using something like, say, the BMW M3 GTR or Audi R8 LMS. And a lot more pertinent to what the OP is asking. And it is the cheapest of them all.

So far, I don't have a great tune for my Minolta for the Ring but I'll try the 4 hour tonight to see if I can win the Lexus.
 
- Lexus IS F Racing Concept for German Touring Car series (750,000 cr).

- Tons of premium cars qualify for the Super GT race such as GT-R race cars, NSX race cars, Lexus SC430 based race cars (all 950,000 cr) and even the Red Bull X2010 qualifies. Many street legal Japanese cars will work as well. I used a Nissan GT-R SpecV '09 for those races. It was easy especially since it has much more power than the competing cars.
 
For the Japanese gt I used Mazda 787b one of the best cars I got it is lighter better acceleration and handles best out the race cars and lm cars
 
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