I used the Honda Prelude VTEC 94.
First car
- Thread starter hsrdragger
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I acidently discovered that you get a car going all gold in B licence, it took me more time than anyone to get that Spoon S2000 but it rocks as hell! A car earned is better than a car bough, i haven't bought a car yet and im going with 40 races won... check it on my home page: www.mainstream.site.vu, or press my homepage button!
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The best car under $10,000 available on day 1 is the Nissan Pulsar GTi-R '91. It's all-wheel drive and has the best power to weight ratio of any car under $10,000 available on day 1, stock or fully tuned. GTi-R hands down.
I started out with a '91 Supra Turbo. Really good beginners car fot this race fo 4000 that i raced 25 times in a row to get my Nissan Skyline GTR r34 vspec '99 (new) 
Well, I always start off by getting gold on all the liscence tests before even buying a car, and then i sell the cars that i get from the liscences, and then, I can buy almost anything. From there, i bought a Civic Type R, tuned it up, won the N/A tune race, and got myself a Spoon Civic. Badabing-Badaboom.
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You folks will probably think I'm crazy, but I started with a Suzuki Alto Works 2WD and it really helped me get used to the game. Seriously!
Believe me, when you can win a race at a randomly chosen track with that little crackerbox of a car, your skill at driving and tuning will be to where you can make about 3/4 of the cars do what you want, instead of vice versa. The other cars, like the Speed 12 and the Phaeton, will just require a little more special attention.
Believe me, when you can win a race at a randomly chosen track with that little crackerbox of a car, your skill at driving and tuning will be to where you can make about 3/4 of the cars do what you want, instead of vice versa. The other cars, like the Speed 12 and the Phaeton, will just require a little more special attention.
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Listen up everyone. The secret to begining a game is right under your nose and yet nobody does it. Go to the toyota used cars and buy the ****y old little 80 something MR2. Then enter the first race in the lightweight k cup. Its a very easy race and you win two grand along with a mugen beat worth five grand. So unless youre retarded and you dont want to sell the beat this easy race cranks out seven big ones. For those of you who enter endurance races at the beginig of the game that may not sound like much but this strategy is good because the race is short and easy so it is a good money maker for beginners. Getting the spoon S2000 is good to but it takes too long
that's an insult 2 Vipers
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- old-guy64
MM,
It does take some time to win the Spoon S2000, but it kicks your skilz up to the next level. and the cars at the Trial MTN endurance race are a joke. The S2000 can win this race in stock form with only sport tires added. Then 50 minutes after starting the race is over, you're 150,000cr richer. with a 250,000cr racer to either keep or sell. And since you've gotten all the licenses up to IA. You only have about 10 days indicated.
Your strategy works, but if you sell the Beat, you need to win another for the Manufacturer's cup.
Another quickie for winning scads of cash (once you've gotten the IB license) is to take the S2000 or some other capable contender, to the 80's sport cup. Win at Tahiti Rd. First place takes 8,000 and an [R]-R30 Skyline racecar worth 125,000 in resale for just 3 laps of racing.
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Prelude Si or VTEC, I forget. Saved up enough credits for the Skyline and race mod......I was at like day 200 or 300 before I realized you could tune the suspension/transmission, ect. by hitting L1...lol 
Now, whenever I start over I always take the '93 Civic hatchback (it's always green also).
btw, for the first 6months I also played with a joystick that had the throttle stuck down. I thought it was normal , until I played at a friends house and realized the car shouldn't move without the throttle being pressed. oh well.
Now, whenever I start over I always take the '93 Civic hatchback (it's always green also).
btw, for the first 6months I also played with a joystick that had the throttle stuck down. I thought it was normal
, until I played at a friends house and realized the car shouldn't move without the throttle being pressed. oh well.
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my first car was the Infini III (yeah its a popular car, but in my opinion (RX7- There is no substitute))
-Here is a real life question
-There is this guy that is selling a white '94 RX7, TT, 21k, mint cond., for only $24,000
- is it worth it.....
-Here is a real life question
-There is this guy that is selling a white '94 RX7, TT, 21k, mint cond., for only $24,000
- is it worth it.....
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Drifting group of Silvias.
Drifting tuned Altezza.
Team Win's drifting.
Skyline
S14 crash
S14 Touge run
$23K for an RX-7 w/21K??? Hell yea dude, rotory's don't have an exceptional life span, so you've still got a good 80K miles left in it. 60-80 if you run it hard. Converting it to a single turbo setup will extend the life another 20-30K.
Drifting tuned Altezza.
Team Win's drifting.
Skyline
S14 crash
S14 Touge run
$23K for an RX-7 w/21K??? Hell yea dude, rotory's don't have an exceptional life span, so you've still got a good 80K miles left in it. 60-80 if you run it hard. Converting it to a single turbo setup will extend the life another 20-30K.
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that video was sweet!
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The first time I played I got an '91 Efini RX-7. Second time through, I got all golds for B, A, IC, IB, IA, and S, then used only those six cars to win all the races besides the rally races in which I used the Escudo Pikes Peaks.
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