What cars did you use for seasonal event 7?

[Fido_le_muet]

FF : Ford Focus ST
FR : Infiniti Coupe Concept
4WD : Nissan GT-R Spec V GT Academy
F1 : F10

 

[iHealy]

FF: Vauxhall/Opel Corsa Comfort 1.4 <--- My ride
FR: -
4WD: Suzuki Escudo Dirt Trial Car 1019 BHP
F1: Ferrari F2007

Will edit when done 👍

 

[Shadyfruit]

FF: Golf V Gti, 230hp, sports soft tyres
FR: Aston Martin DB9 '06, no tuning

 

[tezster]

Only did the FF challenges so far - used a (previously tuned) Lupo cup car. Ridiculously easy. I'll be toning down the car I use for the rest.

 

[bobmarde]

FF: Volkswagen Golf GTI (modded, racing soft)
FR: Mazda MX-5 '07 (modded, racing soft)
4WD: Mitshubitshi rally car (stock, but it's a rally car, and racing soft... Was way too easy, and I only had 300+ hp...)
Ferrari: didn't do it yet...

 

[Wiegert]

FF - VW Golf V GTi (power modifications only)
FR - Caterham Seven Fireblade
4WD - Honda Odyssey (fully modded)
Ferrari - I still need to buy one!

 

[baio]

I only did the FR Challenge, using a stock FT-86 Concept with sports hards. Won by 4-5 seconds.

 

[GTCR]

I used the Acura DN-X Concept '02
Its SurprisinglyFast and fun to drive!
For the 4WD races.

 

[reesyboy]

Just done the FF set:
Race 1 I used a civic type r '01 - just oil change
Race 2 : RM Old civic - too easy
Race 3: 260bhp new fiat 500 but comfort hard tyres

FR:
Premium RX-7 Ameniya (SP?)
Spoon s2000
Volvo 240 estate

4WD:
R8 4.2
CTR2
RS4 '01

 

[huskeR32]

FR: Stock S2000 with Sports Medium
AWD: Stock Evo VI with Sports Soft

Both were fun, but could've used a little more challenge, so I'll probably switch to Comfort tires on both and have another go.

 

[Wiegert]

I was wondering, is it easy to win the FF1 Challenge with the F10?

 

[Sn1per666]

FF - Honda Civic Type R RM
FR - Lexus IS F RM
4WD - Mitsubishi Lancer RM
F1 - F2007

All of the races except F1 give 3k-6k experience. F1 gives 28,000, 35,900, and 27,800.

 

[cestcertaindira]

For the FF: Volvo C30, Focus ST, C30 again.

4WD: Lamborghini Gallardo for the first two, haven't done the third yet.

The payout in these stinks...

 

[spapadillion]

FF: Stock Golf GTI, SH tires

FR: Stock 370Z, SH tires

Both lightly challenging and fun.

 

[tw99]

I used diffrent car for every race, I got a lot of new cars wanted to take them out on to teh track.

By the way whats teh payout for F1 race?

 

[bimmer3002]

FF: mkIV RM after realizing that since even the lupo was dominating, i wanted to just use my favorite FF car. sports hard with only 167 hp for the golf, btw.

FR: 320i touring car on sports hard with 270 hp. still dominated.

4WD: stock C4 WRC for ****s and giggles. sports soft, since that's all i had on it already.

FFC: still debating which one to purchase

 

[XoravaX]

For the FR challenge, a RMed Cappucino tuned to max (133 BHP) w/ racing softs was more than enough. I won by 25 seconds at Cape Ring, for example.

For the 4WD challenge I used the 206 Rally car. Again an easy victory.

 

[bo0td-]

Veyron with CH tyres for 4WD.

 

[Hig-GT]

The FR challenge is very good in a fully tuned Mazda RC 07 if you use sports hard tyres and turn all aids off including ABS, only won by few seconds on each thanks to rear randomly locking up lol ... For the AWD one I picked the FTO Super Touring which won my miles even though it was stock with sports soft tyres, it wasnt the most powerful so I thought itd be closer tbh.

 

[zippy_the_cat]

FF: Mogen Motul Civic (racing hards)
FR: BMW 135i (racing softs)
4WD: Subaru Impreza Rally Car Prototype (sports mediums)

The Civic even with HP in the low 200s overpowers the FF events except for the Eiger race. There I managed a winning margin of ~4 secs. Not much passing room on that track. Have to try again with lesser tires and HP.

The BMW had an easy time of it. It was fun, though, running a Euro car in a for-credit race on Suzuka. I like how these races aren't regimented as to nationality or make in car selection. Again, have to downgrade to make things closer.

The Subaru was stupid fun. 300 bhp and so-so tires and it still rocked. I'd acquired it in anticipation of one of this batch of seasonals being a rally. Opted to run it anyway even though these are all on tarmac and before the Rome race was done it was shooting to the top of my all-time favorites list. Selling point was passing 3-4 cars with a full-drift, inside move around the right-hander at the Colosseum. It's also an absolute blast around Cape Ring.

 

[deano5665]

Did the FF in a Integra DC5 RM FR in a Nismo 380z superleggera (Beautiful car) 4WD in my Lancia Delta integrale Rally Car. All in all quite enjoyable, over just a tad too quickly for my liking. Cant do the ferrari as i don thave one. Soon come!

 

[GinoLicious]

FF: Prelude SIR 98.
4WD: FTO turbo 98.
FR: Have not yet done, looking for something nice.
Ferrari: Hopefully I get the chance to do it, only have 6 million and no ferrari.

 

[frontrunner91]

FF: Heavily modified Prius G. Gotta go back for gold on the middle one but it's not a bad car for these races.
FR Stock straight from the dealership 69 Z-28 A good match except for the Cape Ring which was an easy win
4WD Gran Truismo Pace Car Nissan GTR. Will have to rerun the Rome golded the other 2
Have no F1 car and will not be buying one for the seasonals. Seems like a big ticket car for a minor payout. Negative value unless you have one or trade for one. No big deal.

 

[DDT-316]

I decided to go 'old school':

FF: Honda 1300 coupe 9 S '70
FR: Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTA '65
AWD: Ford RS200 '85

was pretty fun, the Honda has an air cooled engine so it's torque was sweet. With all 3 of them I owned the corners, but not the straights.

 

[forty_three]

FF: VW Lupo Cup Car. Exactly how it comes, no mods. Had some trouble with the Nordwand race because on laps 1 and 2 I had to tangle with an AI driver who STOPPED at the apex of turn 2. BAM! Finally won it on the third try after getting angry at Mr Stoppy-head and spinning him going in on the first lap. That put me in position to pass the other one before getting to the turn next lap. Passed the leader going up the hill to the last turn on the last lap.

FR: The 65 Alfa Giula race car with the impossibly long name, no mods. That thing handles like a dream. Just point it where you want it and go at it. Kinda fun to win a "300hp" race in car with 167.

Haven't done the 4WD one yet, but I'll probably pick a rally car and put sports softs on it.

I tried the F1 in a F2010, but I can't drive that thing. Too twitchy, and I can't get the tune down for it. I am rubbish in an F1 car.

 

[Havok_]

FF: Stock Civic Type-R 08
FR: Stock 350z
4wd: R34 Stock

 

[deano5665]

Did the FF in a Integra DC5 RM FR in a Nismo 380z superleggera (Beautiful car) 4WD in my Lancia Delta integrale Rally Car. All in all quite enjoyable, over just a tad too quickly for my liking. Cant do the ferrari as i don thave one. Soon come!

 

[John_D1]

Breezed the FF @ Tsukuba with a standard Lupo GTI cup car, but had to change to a Cooper S for the other 2 when they started putting Focus STs in. Found a bug in the game too, as I detuned my mini to enter, then wondered what it'd say if I added a part to take me back over 200bhp...sure enough it let me race with 203 (and rightly so seeing as said ST has 225!)

 

[invader67]

I did the FR races in an NC Miata with 240hp and sport soft tires. As in real life, the Miata will take almost anything in the twisties. It was a blast. Maybe this is why PD gave us a bajillion different Miatas.

 

[Matyltest]

FF: Mogul civic stock
FR: Lexus is f with racingtyres
4WD: Subaru impreza wagon(lol) with a mid rpm turbo.

The mogul civic ate the competition, not any fun, but the 4wd with the subaru wagon was a chalange!