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Thanks, Matt, but that's for GT4. I'm trying to find out how to get credits quickly in GT3 Simulation Mode (aka Gran Turismo mode).
Thanks for the welcome.
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- I Matty R I
Go to Super Speedway in the Beginner League and keep racing the same level for easy money. Go to the Beginner League and race in NA to get 5,000 credits.If you have a good car, go to the Amateur League and race in NA for 10,000 credits. If you have a very good car, go to the Amateur League and race in GT All-Stars in the test course to get 25,000 credits. Note: Buy the cheapest tires, as they last longer. Get a fast car and race the Speedway in the Final Series Race in the Beginner League to win 10,000 credits.
Thats one of the things I did anyway. There are a few ways. Just whatever floats your boat. It's not big money, but it's easy money, like you say.
Thats one of the things I did anyway. There are a few ways. Just whatever floats your boat. It's not big money, but it's easy money, like you say.
Great! Thanks for the help.
Does anyone know where a list of more ways to easily get big money is? ex. Gamespot Guides, gamefaq, anything.
I haven't played GT3 for a while now, and restricted myself from playing for a while because I want to see how long I can last. But if I remember correctly, I have a Corvette (<< Maybe I sold that one, I forgot) and a Lotus Espirit (<< I think).
Does anyone know where a list of more ways to easily get big money is? ex. Gamespot Guides, gamefaq, anything.
I haven't played GT3 for a while now, and restricted myself from playing for a while because I want to see how long I can last. But if I remember correctly, I have a Corvette (<< Maybe I sold that one, I forgot) and a Lotus Espirit (<< I think).
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Do the Super Speedway endurance race. You win a nice chunk of change, and it's easy.
You will win one of four cars:
Chevrolet Corvette C5R
Tickford Falcon XR8 Race Car
F090/S
Clio Sport Race Car
If you press x when the black circle is on the F090/S you'll get it. (The button trick hasent been proven to my knowledge, but you can try and let us know.) Id you're lucky, you'll get an F090/S. You can keep it, it's a great car, or just sell it for 875,00 credits.
You will win one of four cars:
Chevrolet Corvette C5R
Tickford Falcon XR8 Race Car
F090/S
Clio Sport Race Car
If you press x when the black circle is on the F090/S you'll get it. (The button trick hasent been proven to my knowledge, but you can try and let us know.) Id you're lucky, you'll get an F090/S. You can keep it, it's a great car, or just sell it for 875,00 credits.
The quickest way is not always the quickest way. I've found - if you have the time to do the time-trials in arcade mode, you win the Esperante GTR1.
You can use it to win the 'Like the Wind' championship, which nets you a 787B.
From there you can use the 787B to run the Super-Speedway Enduro. It's a longer race, but the prizes are good, and you get a nice wad of cash.
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Another way I can think of is to run tracks in the 'Race of the Red Emblem' in Amateur mode - 3 laps for $30,000 each time. They are the highest paying short races in the game - in terms of $ per lap. You need a well tuned car, though. I used the Loctite Zexel GT-R - it's overkill, but it racked up the dollars quick enough.
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I haven't run GT3 for a little while (my PS2 is on the blink), but you'll find there are some reasonbly sized championships in Amateur mode (Like the European or Japanese cups) that have five x 3 lap races with decent prize money and a reasonable car. They are fairly quick and easy to win.
If you have time to do a championship where the Polyphony001 (or the equivalent F/xxx for NTSC) is a prize, they are worth the most money to sell - the Polyphony 001 is worth about 825,000 credits or so.
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Have a look through the car lists in the game guide section of this website, and check out what cars have what sell-value. If you are going to do championships, the higher value cars are the ones to go for.
You can use it to win the 'Like the Wind' championship, which nets you a 787B.
From there you can use the 787B to run the Super-Speedway Enduro. It's a longer race, but the prizes are good, and you get a nice wad of cash.
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Another way I can think of is to run tracks in the 'Race of the Red Emblem' in Amateur mode - 3 laps for $30,000 each time. They are the highest paying short races in the game - in terms of $ per lap. You need a well tuned car, though. I used the Loctite Zexel GT-R - it's overkill, but it racked up the dollars quick enough.
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I haven't run GT3 for a little while (my PS2 is on the blink), but you'll find there are some reasonbly sized championships in Amateur mode (Like the European or Japanese cups) that have five x 3 lap races with decent prize money and a reasonable car. They are fairly quick and easy to win.
If you have time to do a championship where the Polyphony001 (or the equivalent F/xxx for NTSC) is a prize, they are worth the most money to sell - the Polyphony 001 is worth about 825,000 credits or so.
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Have a look through the car lists in the game guide section of this website, and check out what cars have what sell-value. If you are going to do championships, the higher value cars are the ones to go for.
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- Parnelli_Bones
Why in such a hurry for money? Why not enjoy the game for what it is? To me the Beginner's League (where you're starving) is awesome cause you learn so much about GT3, the tracks themselves, and how to actually drive them! When you finally start to break past 100,000 credits in the Amateurs it's so much more rewarding than rushing thru the game. Whaaaatever, Parnelli...i just want my F1 car so i can finish the MR Challenge 
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