Refreshing the used car dealership

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Quick video I made showing how to refresh the used car lot so that you get a fresh page of new cars everytime in a matter of 3mins. Enjoy

[YOUTUBEhd]JjyaIW163Hk[/YOUTUBEhd]​

I take no credit in finding this I just saw a post on how to do it on another forum. Just spreading the word out.
 
Or just race the Indy race, in the American event in extreme.

3mins 45secs + used car refresh + 98'000cr + 4440 XP
 
Or just race the Indy race, in the American event in extreme.

3mins 45secs + used car refresh + 98'000cr + 4440 XP

You'll only get a couple of cars. The method I showed is for the whole page to refresh, so if you are looking for a particular car you have a better chances.
 
For anyone not able to see the movie, just enter any licence test you have alrady completed, and once in the pre-race menu, just choose "next test". Every time you choose next test (or previous test) the used car lot advances. This means that after loading five tests, you have a fully refreshed list. You do not need to actually drive in the tests, just load them, and then choose next test to load another one.
 
It's not that complicated. Any time you enter a race, practice race, or advance through the license tests, you get 6 new cars. That means it takes 5 of those events to re-fill the 30 car used car lot.
 
No need to advance through the licences, it takes too long to load each one. Just start any a-spec race, pause, quit and restart 5 times.
 
Or...

Race the Sarthe seasonal 5 times in 20 minutes, win 2.6 million (and 5 helmets if you care), and get a full ucd refresh.

And yes you can start an A-spec or B-spec race and quit as soon as the START appears, and restart with no delay in between. Any time you see the START it refreshes the ucd.
 
Im glad to know this trick since my first days of GT5. Made my life easier, but i gotta confess that this pratice kills the trade market almost to zero.
 
I do this with the Ferrari seasonal, 1 race then I check the 6 new cars. Doing a full refresh isn't always optimal because you might get a car you really want, and it will be at the bottom of the UCD meaning 1 race an its gone. So if you are short on credits when you find it your SOL about getting the credits in time. So I do 1 race check then do another and so on and so fourth.
 
but i gotta confess that this pratice kills the trade market almost to zero.

You mean after the early days of birthday tickets, duping, the 1 million credit value cap... Oh and the persistent one car a day limit. Trading was killed a long, long time ago, which is surprising as trading was never really supposed to happen in GT5 anyway, the one car per day limit and the fact PD calls it 'gifting' being evidence of that.

I spend more time cycling the UCD in GT5 now than I do racing, because I've hit the credit limit and I really, really want to buy the Chaparral 2D before anything else. I know the 330 P4, Mk. IV and X2010 will be there, but the 2D may not be. Also the only other cars I need to buy range in price from 2.5 to 5 million, so if I buy too many of those then I may not be able to regain the cash if the 2D were to show up. So far I've been doing it for probably about 3 hours and, as much as I hate to say it, my interest in GT5 is waning.

That is until I've built this cockpit I've been going on about for a while, then I'll probably get right back into it.
 
I do this with the Ferrari seasonal, 1 race then I check the 6 new cars. Doing a full refresh isn't always optimal because you might get a car you really want, and it will be at the bottom of the UCD meaning 1 race an its gone. So if you are short on credits when you find it your SOL about getting the credits in time. So I do 1 race check then do another and so on and so fourth.

Or just make sure you have enough money before you start refreshing the UCD. No point refreshing it if you've got no money to buy anything. As for doing this with the Ferrari Seasonal, I usually do pause, quit and restart 4 times, and then I race it once. At least doing it this way, it counts your wins properly.
 
Also the only other cars I need to buy range in price from 2.5 to 5 million, so if I buy too many of those then I may not be able to regain the cash if the 2D were to show up.

That's where remote racing comes in handy, as you can stockpile up to $140 Million.
 
Running this this a.m. One cycle takes 3 minutes to change all 15 rows of the UCD. Thanks again for the info! Trying to find the Chapparalls!
 

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