would you pay over 1m for standard cars?

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Yes and I have, C5R Vette, 00 Camaro RC, Oreca viper. Alot of LM, GT and DTM cars.
 
this week I bought both the Leno Tank Car and DeLorean. Combined they're around 7M cr.

Credits are easy to come by now with remote racing and the rubberband grind.
 
you guys have convinced me I am buying the Mercedes CLK-LM I think its around 4 million credits or so.
 
The BMW V12 LMR just appeared on my UCD.

Must. Buy. Now.
 
you guys have convinced me I am buying the Mercedes CLK-LM I think its around 4 million credits or so.

That car looks brutal, but it wasn't as fast as I had hoped. As a collectors item it's a must-have though. 👍
 
Already have, but shouldn't, especially if they are used. Used cars don't cost more of what their original prises were, unless they have a massive history behind them, which most of the high priced used cars in this game DO NOT HAVE!

I'm tired of paying for overpriced 3rd rate last generation creations.
 
Just picked up the VW W12 Nardo. best 1.5 million i spent yet
 
Would and have.
 
I've bought quite a few 1mill+ standards, and I have about 150 premiums and around 300 standards.

However, I find myself hardly using the standards. At first I couldn't really race in cockpit view... then I got used to it, now I'm hooked. It's more realistic, more fun and it gives me more of a sense of the car I'm driving.

That said, some of my favorite cars are standards... but I don't really drive them much atm.

I've been wondering though... They've upgraded the graphics of the standards, and I assume they've upgraded the physics... couldn't they just have added an interior view as well then?

Also, I'd have preferred 400 premiums over 200 premiums and 800 standards...
 
I was apprehensive about spending all that money on cars from the UCD but then I realised it's just virtual credits that mean nothing at all, some of the prices are illogical but hey, that's GT....
 
lol. GTPSP was announced before the launch of the PSP and has been in development almost 5 years.
Of course. Though in the meantime I'll simply deal with the much more obvious conclusion that Kaz all but confirmed anyways about how that game was never actually put into development until Sony said they wanted a GT game out for the PSP Go launch.
Which makes more sense considering the game itself is basically a somewhat lazy, considerably cut-back port of GT4 assets with no framing to hold it together and nothing at all like the game initially announced in 2004 as GT4: Mobile.

But, hey, if you think it takes PD over 5 years to take PS2 assets and port them to the PSP, go right ahead.
 
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