Good high powered cars?

[durbanpoison100]

Which high powered, minus 4WDs, cars are fairly easy to drive? I know some cars namely Ferrari's are easier to drive in GT6 than GT5. The rear doesn't always step out abd you can still control the car. Without the use of any aids thank you..

I habe found the Jaguar XKR and S models really fun to ride. The rear steps out but it's controllable and once u master it you can hold big drifts with ease.

Just curious as to what other cars FR and MR cars are fun anf easy to drive even with high power?

 

[DolHaus]

depends on what you consider high powered really, the XKR has a fair amount of power but its really heavy so the power isn't as much of an issue as it could be. The newer corvettes (C6/7) are fast and fairly easy to drive as long as you don't boot it coming out of corners. Putting TCS1 and SRF on any car makes it childs play to drive, works really well on cars such as the 787b race car and other really light, high powered monsters

 

[sparkytooth]

High powered machines??? I'd say you should look at the C6 ZR-1, the SRT Viper GTS (Vipers are ironically easy to handle in GT), the Lexus LFA Nurburgring Package is really fast as well. If you go even higher, you can find the McLaren F1 (Tricky but more manageable than most) and the MP4-12C.

 

[DolHaus]

*shudders* the F1..... lol

 

[maksiu3f]

I was just testing few muscle cars at ~550 - 600 PP in cockpit view with race display off and can highly recommend: premium shelby gt350, red devil, pozzi camaro, trans cammer, premium camaro 69. Fully tuned shelby was a blast to drive due to low weight. Hope this will help.

 

[durbanpoison100]

depends on what you consider high powered really, the XKR has a fair amount of power but its really heavy so the power isn't as much of an issue as it could be. The newer corvettes (C6/7) are fast and fairly easy to drive as long as you don't boot it coming out of corners. Putting TCS1 and SRF on any car makes it childs play to drive, works really well on cars such as the 787b race car and other really light, high powered monsters

Thanks yes I need to check out the vettes people say the C7 is very good. I didn't realise the weight on the Jag, so that makes sense now.

 

[durbanpoison100]

High powered machines??? I'd say you should look at the C6 ZR-1, the SRT Viper GTS (Vipers are ironically easy to handle in GT), the Lexus LFA Nurburgring Package is really fast as well. If you go even higher, you can find the McLaren F1 (Tricky but more manageable than most) and the MP4-12C.

Yes, the SRT Viper GTS is probably one of my favourite cars on the game, I have loved it since GT5. McLaren F1 is too tricky to handle for my liking although a very nice car. I have to check out the Mp4-12C properly. They should bring the P1 to GT!

 

[durbanpoison100]

I was just testing few muscle cars at ~550 - 600 PP in cockpit view with race display off and can highly recommend: premium shelby gt350, red devil, pozzi camaro, trans cammer, premium camaro 69. Fully tuned shelby was a blast to drive due to low weight. Hope this will help.

Thanks dude, I have been meaning to get in the Pozzi and Trans. Always thought muscles were the hardest to handle.

 

[sparkytooth]

Yes, the SRT Viper GTS is probably one of my favourite cars on the game, I have loved it since GT5. McLaren F1 is too tricky to handle for my liking although a very nice car. I have to check out the Mp4-12C properly. They should bring the P1 to GT!

The 12C was terrible in GT5. According to GTP, this car has improved massively come GT6.

I'm talking about the '13 Viper, the new one and one of my favorite American cars. The F1 needs a little concentration and patience, but is truly a really really fast car.

 

[Ksquad]

I highly recommend you give @praiano63 's 600PP MP4-12C a try. That car is glorious and very forgiving unless you hit a curb under full power

 

[durbanpoison100]

The 12C was terrible in GT5. According to GTP, this car has improved massively come GT6.

I'm talking about the '13 Viper, the new one and one of my favorite American cars. The F1 needs a little concentration and patience, but is truly a really really fast car.

Ah I see. Yeah the MP4 was trouble drive on gt5. Will have to properly check out the new viper. I had a few rounds on the C7 my god the car is well composed on the Nurburgring. Was it developed there, anyone know?

 

[sparkytooth]

Ah I see. Yeah the MP4 was trouble drive on gt5. Will have to properly check out the new viper. I had a few rounds on the C7 my god the car is well composed on the Nurburgring. Was it developed there, anyone know?

Don't think so, it was primarily developed in America.

 

[Roflwaffle]

Citroen GT is quite nice to drive, even when fully tuned. You can get it from completing the last set of Goodwood events

 

[DolHaus]

The R89c is definitely worth picking up, it will win all the 600/650pp races quite easily, not too hard to drive either

 

[Ksquad]

I had a few rounds on the C7 my god the car is well composed on the Nurburgring. Was it developed there, anyone know?

I would imagine most of the R&D was done in the states with trips to the 'ring to fine tune the suspension and handling.

 

[durbanpoison100]

The R89c is definitely worth picking up, it will win all the 600/650pp races quite easily, not too hard to drive either

I was going to get it but chose the GT- One instead... Got to wack out few RedBull challenges now and I'll get one!

 

[Ksquad]

Another recommendation I have is @praiano63 's Peugeot 905. It corners like it's on rails but can get a slight bit tail happy if you get on the throttle too early in the bumps. For more control I detune it to 650pp so it's less likely to lose rear traction.