Legendary cars dealer refresh

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Anyone know when the Renault Gordini is likely to be back? I need it for my alt account extra menu...
Quite possibly tonight - there are 2 cars sold out, and the Gordini and Ferrari F40 are the two cars, other than the Ford Roadster, that have been gone the longest.

The Roadster's possible return (though I don't expect it before the 20th based on the Escudo experience) is one of 3 reasons why it's only "quite possibly". It's been just over a month since the 3 cars introduced in February sold out, which if PD returns to bringing back post-launch introductions early, would mean they're due to return at any time. The Ford Mark IV (a "trophy three" car on its own roughly-monthly rotation) last sold out on 3/26, which would make a return tomorrow a bit surprising. The McLaren MP4/4 (which appears to have been put on the same monthly rotation as the "trophy three") last sold out on 3/11.
 
Quite possibly tonight - there are 2 cars sold out, and the Gordini and Ferrari F40 are the two cars, other than the Ford Roadster, that have been gone the longest.

The Roadster's possible return (though I don't expect it before the 20th based on the Escudo experience) is one of 3 reasons why it's only "quite possibly". It's been just over a month since the 3 cars introduced in February sold out, which if PD returns to bringing back post-launch introductions early, would mean they're due to return at any time. The Ford Mark IV (a "trophy three" car on its own roughly-monthly rotation) last sold out on 3/26, which would make a return tomorrow a bit surprising. The McLaren MP4/4 (which appears to have been put on the same monthly rotation as the "trophy three") last sold out on 3/11.
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I just realized last night that I have 3 Gr.3 cars left to buy but only 2 of them are in brand central. The 3rd is the stupid '95 McLaren F1 for 11.4M credits. Ugg.
 
I just realized last night that I have 3 Gr.3 cars left to buy but only 2 of them are in brand central. The 3rd is the stupid '95 McLaren F1 for 11.4M credits. Ugg.

and for that princely sum you get pretty much the worst car in the class (when BoP is active)
 
and for that princely sum you get pretty much the worst car in the class (when BoP is active)
What a weird take its a out dated race car from 95 with 95 tech it should be outclass by todays races cars when you have to down grade it with BOP.

Its no different then BOP a Mazda 787B to match a Porsche 919 the 919 would eat the 787B for breakfast.
 
What a weird take its a out dated race car from 95 with 95 tech it should be outclass by todays races cars when you have to down grade it with BOP.

Its no different then BOP a Mazda 787B to match a Porsche 919 the 919 would eat the 787B for breakfast.

BoP - “balance of performance”, so it should artificially make the cars broadly equal, regardless of age, powerplant, drivetrain, etc.

The old Supra is still competitive, the Skyline too at certain tracks but the F1 is nerfed into oblivion.
Also, in the last GTWS Gr1 race at Daytona, the dominant car was the ancient 787B, way ahead of the modern cars.
 
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787B and R92CP are back in stock
Which means, at least for another 2 nights, when the Porsche 962 C will be the next car to sell out, 4 of the 5 Group C cars are available. The only one missing is the Sauber Mercedes C9, and that may well be available yet this week.
 
I spent myself down to about 600k after buying 2 F40s and now I need the 787B. Better do some grinding tomorrow!

Any idea when the 288GTO is going to show up again?
 
and for that princely sum you get pretty much the worst car in the class (when BoP is active)
So, I bought the last 2 remaining Gr.3 cars I needed last night. Still don't have the '95 McLaren and I don't think I will buy it if it pops up in the next few weeks. 11.4M for it is not worth the money. Thats the same price as 25 of the other cars on the Gr.3 list (average price of 450k). I think I'll work on buying the rest of the Gr.1 cars, which should cost about the same as that '95 McLaren. I really only have maybe 8 or 9 legendary cars left to buy. But I will need ~140M credits to buy them. I'm not in a rush to grind for that.
 
So, I bought the last 2 remaining Gr.3 cars I needed last night. Still don't have the '95 McLaren and I don't think I will buy it if it pops up in the next few weeks. 11.4M for it is not worth the money. Thats the same price as 25 of the other cars on the Gr.3 list (average price of 450k). I think I'll work on buying the rest of the Gr.1 cars, which should cost about the same as that '95 McLaren. I really only have maybe 8 or 9 legendary cars left to buy. But I will need ~140M credits to buy them. I'm not in a rush to grind for that.
On the contrary, I reckon the McLaren is worth the 11.4m (considering some of the 20 mil cars...). Just my two pennies worth.
 
I think the price of the 95 F1 GTR is not base on its performance but more on how iconic of a car it was and still is.

None of the current gr3 cars are iconic like the 95 f1 gtr.
Well, yes, that's supposed to be how all the Legendary cars are priced. And I'm okay with that. I mean, it doesn't really explain why the 787B is 2.2M and the Maserati A6GCS/53 Spyder '54 is 2.9M or the Porsche 911 GT1 Strassenversion is 9M. I would think the 787B has more historical prominence than both these cars combined, but whatever.

 
About time the Plymouth Superbird was back in rotation. I've been wanting to buy another for a Hellcat engine swap. I'll probably buy three more considering how long I've had to wait for it to show up again.
 
Well, yes, that's supposed to be how all the Legendary cars are priced. And I'm okay with that. I mean, it doesn't really explain why the 787B is 2.2M and the Maserati A6GCS/53 Spyder '54 is 2.9M or the Porsche 911 GT1 Strassenversion is 9M. I would think the 787B has more historical prominence than both these cars combined, but whatever.

Because these are the real world estimated values of the specific cars you mentioned, that’s why Hagertys is involved.
 
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