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What's the event you're entering?It's very strange, I found no results for this on google or in this forum. Am I the only one encountering this?
I bought a new Alfa 4C again just to see if it was that, but got the same message. No instruction on what to do next.
Today's daily race the middle one.What's the event you're entering?
Brand central ~89k creditsYou say you bought a new Alfa 4C again.
Did you buy it from Brand Central or the Mileage Exchange?
As it states on the screen, the car required is the Alfa Romeo 4C Gr.3 Road Car, in the N500 class. You need to buy that, from Mileage Exchange, not the Alfa Romeo 4C in the N200 class...
Maybe, but it does tell you exactly what car you need. You didn't have it, and bought a different car...1. It's REALLY dumb that there isnt a button under the error message that takes me directly to where to buy the car.
The Mileage Exchange has had two cars in it every day since the game came out. Actually since about four days before the game came out. They're the first things you see in the Mileage Exchange.2. There is no clue that the car is obtained from the mileage exchange. I had no idea you could even get cars from there. I thought it was for paint and wheels etc. Literally there is no mention of "Mileage exchange" in the 2 screenshots I provided.
It's not a Gr.3 car. It's a Gr.3 Road Car - it's called "Alfa Romeo 4C Gr.3 Road Car". It's not in the Gr.3 class, it's in the N500 class, for road cars which have between 450PS (444hp) and 549PS (541hp).3. All Gr.3 cars I've seen so far have had racing decals on except this one, which inexplicably looks extremely similar to the regular plain coloured 4C but is apparently much faster.
It's not a Gr.3 car. It's a Gr.3 Road Car - it's called "Alfa Romeo 4C Gr.3 Road Car". It's not in the Gr.3 class, it's in the N500 class, for road cars which have between 450PS (444hp) and 549PS (541hp).
The Gr.3 Road Cars (and the Gr.B Road Cars) are homologation-style road cars - what the racing car would be like if the manufacturer had to make them road legal. That means they get the large bodykits, vents and ducts, and about 460hp.
Thanks for the explanation, that is helpful.
BUT
Gran Turismo invents a term called "Gr.3" then expects everyone to know what it is and see these subtle differences. I've been playing GT for 20 years. What chance have new players got when even I trip over this stuff?
When you view a car in your garage, or Brand Central, or in Mileage Exchange, it has a badge that tells you what class it's in. Gr.3 cars, like the Alfa Romeo 4C Gr.3, are in the Gr.3 class. The Alfa Romeo 4C is in the N200 class. The Alfa Romeo 4C Gr.3 Road Car is in the N500 class.Gran Turismo invents a term called "Gr.3" then expects everyone to know what it is and see these subtle differences. I've been playing GT for 20 years. What chance have new players got when even I trip over this stuff?
Seems like you're the only one who has had this issue. It isn't PDs fault that you haven't explored the mileage exchange and bought the wrong car. The name of the car is on the screen.
When you view a car in your garage, or Brand Central, or in Mileage Exchange, it has a badge that tells you what class it's in. Gr.3 cars, like the Alfa Romeo 4C Gr.3, are in the Gr.3 class. The Alfa Romeo 4C is in the N200 class. The Alfa Romeo 4C Gr.3 Road Car is in the N500 class.
And it has a different name.