It's 2 full days from the limited stock phase starts until car sells out. So you should have around 45.5 hours from now to get enough credits.How many more days do you suspect the 917K will up for? Trying to save up for it
Next time we should split the work.That's nice - I did the same last week, needing just the 12 cars for which estimates cannot be made because neither a new engine nor a new body is available.
Agreed. I played forza motorsport 7 and the player auction house was great. One the best things about the game.They need to create a sales market between players
I agree its a ridiculous price. But the f1 is a beast in tokyo wtc 600, you will get your money back in a week of grindingI love McLaren F1 94, I always drove in GT Sport, but it is impossible to buy it in GT7, 19.400.000 is a ridicolous price.
I feel for you man, hope it will appear soon. You've been waiting like 2 months now?Why are they not bringing up the F40?
One of the most loved cars and again they are frustrating the players with stupid decisions.
I think it’s more of an ego thing for PD, because they somehow have convinced themselves that the general public will think higher of the GT franchise when all these manufacturers design a car for the game.PD better remove all this annoying fantasy VGT-crap. Only reason they are in the game is that this is cheap advertisement for the manufacturers.
I do have just over half the Hagerty's cars at the moment, and a line on the new engine/body costs for the rest that are available.Next time we should split the work.
Edit: if PD adds a a "Sell car" options, that would solve the problem.
Agreed. I played forza motorsport 7 and the player auction house was great. One the best things about the game.
PD should have made something like that in gt
Worth it, very much!!! It's the only real deal machine I have and using it on the Sardegna "farm." Just got the 18m to purchase the 917K.Anyone bought the Sauber Merc? Worth the cash?
How is the CLK 98?The next cars will be these probably:
Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Coupe '54 | 1,100,000 Cr.
AMG CLK-LM '98 | 6,250,000 Cr.
Aston Martin DB3S '53 | 5,000,000 Cr.
Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B Touring Berlinetta '38 | 20,000,000 Cr.
Mercedes-Benz 300 SL (W194) '52 | 11,000,000 Cr.
BMW McLaren F1 GTR Race Car '97 | 9,500,000 Cr.
Ferrari 250 GTO '62 | 20,000,000 Cr.
I won't guarantee you that the prices will be the same. Some prices will raise in my expectation.
I don’t have that car yetHow is the CLK 98?
Yes. Totally worth it. I have two setups for it. 800pp or 700pp for the Sardegna or Le Mans events. Drives great and easy wins.Anyone bought the Sauber Merc? Worth the cash?
I may be tired, but i don't get something:I do have just over half the Hagerty's cars at the moment, and a line on the new engine/body costs for the rest that are available.
Someone who has the cars I don't gave me the prices of the new engines/new bodies this time around.I may be tired, but i don't get something:
What do you mean by "i do have a line on"?
Am I misunderstanding something? Engine and body rigidity cost that much? Last I checked they were 6 figures for the Mclaren F1. 100k for either one.Sure can...
F1: Engine = 9,700,000 Body = 23,280,000
Efing ridiculous these pricesAm I misunderstanding something? Engine and body rigidity cost that much? Last I checked they were 6 figures for the Mclaren F1. 100k for either one.
In order, no and yes. A new engine costs 50% of a "zero-mile/Hagerty's" example, a new body costs 120% of a "zero-mile/Hagerty's" example, and both are based on the coming price, not necessarily the current price (as we found out with the Corvette C2).Am I misunderstanding something? Engine and body rigidity cost that much? Last I checked they were 6 figures for the Mclaren F1. 100k for either one.
I just realized that new engine and body are not the same as restore rigidity and engine overhaul. WTF? Why would I want a new engine if I could just overhaul? Does it give more HP? Why is this an option in the game?In order, no and yes. A new engine costs 50% of a "zero-mile/Hagerty's" example, a new body costs 120% of a "zero-mile/Hagerty's" example, and both are based on the coming price, not necessarily the current price (as we found out with the Corvette C2).
Supposedly overhauling an engine and restoring rigidity will eventually not get all the "good" back into the car. Also, buying a new engine/body removes most of the "unremovable" parts/weight reduction, though if you did an engine swap or a wide-body modification, those remain.I just realized that new engine and body are not the same as restore rigidity and engine overhaul. WTF? Why would I want a new engine if I could just overhaul? Does it give more HP? Why is this an option in the game?
March 29th old pricesI do have just over half the Hagerty's cars at the moment, and a line on the new engine/body costs for the rest that are available.
Awesome, i love itHow is the CLK 98?