Just Bought GT5, First Car Recommendation?
- Thread starter jasham
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- alvaritoteam
Honda Civic Type R of the Level 0,you will found it in the honda dealership,not in the used car dealership
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- DrPuPpEtWaRi0r
you should get a free Toyota gt86. you can then use your extra credits to upgrade if you need a little more confidence
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- stiggygonzalez
Yep definitely the civic,my first car anyway.
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- United Kingdom
Completing the license tests to a Bronze, Silver or Gold standard will award you with cars that will come in handy certain race events, and so will those races themselves 👍
Thanks for the helpful tip.
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- Turbo_Kiwi021
- Turbo91Kiwi
this might sound a little odd my 1st GT5 car was a 1991 Honda Prelude vtec and with the basic upgrades it is pretty darn quick
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- Qship
Congratulations!
With your new cars, you will have to learn how to tune them. I don't know your automotive background so this might be easy for you or a learning opportunity.
https://sites.google.com/site/gt6tunes/home is a good GT6 site but you can probably find GT5 tuning information online. Also look for tuning information here in GTPlanet. Remember these "tunes" are a starting point for you. You might come up with something different to match your driving style and the track you want to run.
Tuning will turn a good car into a winning car.
If you find you like this type of gaming, get a wheel. It will help the "driving" experience but many very good drivers still use a controller.
Most important of all: HAVE FUN !
With your new cars, you will have to learn how to tune them. I don't know your automotive background so this might be easy for you or a learning opportunity.
https://sites.google.com/site/gt6tunes/home is a good GT6 site but you can probably find GT5 tuning information online. Also look for tuning information here in GTPlanet. Remember these "tunes" are a starting point for you. You might come up with something different to match your driving style and the track you want to run.
Tuning will turn a good car into a winning car.
If you find you like this type of gaming, get a wheel. It will help the "driving" experience but many very good drivers still use a controller.
Most important of all: HAVE FUN !
Thanks, I'll have to go take a look at that one.
Many thanks for the link to the tunes site, I'll have to look for one for GT5.
I'm finding that the GT Planet site will be a good resource.
Actually, I'm not a total newbie to GT, I had an old original PS3 that died about 2 years ago. On it I was almost finished with GT Prologue, had all of the cars except one, and I was racing all of the races using a Logitech wheel and pedals. I would not race any other way, the driving experience is so real feeling. Still totally new though to GT5 and a bit rusty after a 2 year layoff.
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- land of the free
- thecoupe
since GT5 doesn't have online connectivity anymore, why not use the *easy money way* to get cars!
What's the "Easy Money Way"? I've not heard of it before.
- 355
- land of the free
- thecoupe
I'm gonna send you a PM
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gt3_racer05....could you tell me also of the easy money way to get cars?...please....thx
The87Dodge
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- rizkeat
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- skypilotrv4
gt3_racer05
Could you send me a PM also with your method, I'm cash poor right now and need a few mil to buy a LMP racer for the endurance races.
Thanks in advance,
Pete
My PSN id is skypilotrv4
