Legendary cars dealer refresh

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The pricing seems about right, I couldn't find how much a sold CLK-LM went for but 6-8 million sounds about right seeing how much GT1 era cars are/were going for and a Sauber C9 was listed in 2020 but I couldn't find how much it sold if it even did, though in 2017 one sold for 2,2 million.

I assume the McLarens will go for between 10-15 million with the Longtail being the more expensive of the two.
A CLK-LM is probably a $10 million car at bottom, given a CLK GTR just high bid at $7m last August. Only 4 made iirc, with an equally strong racing history next to the C9's '89 season. If a C9 went for 2.2 million in '17, it should be noted a GTR sold at $4.5m the following year to give indication of where both cars sit (& the 5 GTR race cars are definitely even more valuable; probably right on par with the LMs).

Longtails used to be the cheaper of the two GTRs, I don't think it matters much anymore these days. Last Longtail I caught sight of with a public price tag was #19R at over $15m a couple years back. It's traded hands off-market a time or two, so it's likely gone up.
 
This is a list of the cars we have yet to see appear in the LCD. Please correct me if I missed one or if I included a car that has already appeared. Some of these cars might instead show up in the UCD such as the Corvette C3 hardtop.

  1. 1929 Mercedes-Benz S Barker Tourer
  2. 1938 Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B Touring Berlinetta
  3. 1945 Willys MB
  4. 1952 Abarth 1500 Biposto Bertone BAT 1
  5. 1952 Mercedes-Benz 300SL W194
  6. 1953 Aston Martin DB3S
  7. 1954 Jaguar D-Type
  8. 1955 Porsche Spyder Type 550/1500RS
  9. 1959 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray Racer
  10. 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO
  11. 1964 Shelby Cobra Daytona Coupe
  12. 1966 Shelby Cobra 427
  13. 1966 Renault R8 Gordini
  14. 1967 Ferrari 330 P4
  15. 1967 Toyota 2000GT
  16. 1968 Alpine A220
  17. 1969 Chevrolet Camaro Z28
  18. 1969 Chevrolet Corvette Convertible (C3)
  19. 1969 Chevrolet Corvette (C3)
  20. 1969 Ford Mustang Boss 429
  21. 1970 Chaparral 2J
  22. 1970 Mazda RX500
  23. 1970 Plymouth Superbird
  24. 1971 Ferrari 365 GTB4
  25. 1971 Mercedes-Benz 300SEL 6.8 AMG
  26. 1974 Lamborghini Countach LP400
  27. 1976 Ferrari 512 BB
  28. 1986 Peugeot 205 Turbo 16 Evolution 2
  29. 1987 Audi Sport Quattro S1 Pikes Peak
  30. 1988 Jaguar XJR9
  31. 1988 Porsche 962C
  32. 1991 Mazda 787B
  33. 1992 Nissan R92CP
  34. 1995 McLaren F1 GTR - BMW
  35. 1997 BMW McLaren F1 GTR
  36. 1999 Nissan GT-R GT500
There are 45 cars we're yet to see in either LCD or UCD.

Abarth​
1500 Biposto Bertone B.A.T 1​
1952​
Alfa Romeo​
8C 2900B Lungo Berlinetta​
1937​
Alpine​
A220​
1968​
Aston Martin​
DB3S CN.1​
1953​
BMW​
M3​
1989​
BMW​
McLaren F1 GTR Race Car​
1997​
Chaparral​
Chaparral 2J​
1970​
Chevrolet​
Camaro Z28​
1969​
Chevrolet​
Corvette (C3) Stingray L46 350​
1969​
Chevrolet​
Corvette Stingray Concept​
1959​
Chevrolet​
Corvette (C4) ZR-1​
1989​
Dodge​
Challenger R/T​
1970​
Ferrari​
250 GTO CN.3729GT​
1962​
Ferrari​
330 P4​
1967​
Ferrari​
365 GTB4​
1971​
Ford​
Mustang Boss 429​
1969​
Honda​
Beat​
1991​
Honda​
Civic Type R (EK9)​
1998​
Jaguar​
D-Type​
1954​
Jaguar​
XJR-9​
1988​
Lamborghini​
Countach LP400​
1974​
Lancia​
Delta HF Integrale Evoluzione​
1991​
Mazda​
787B​
1991​
Mazda​
RX 500​
1970​
McLaren​
F1 GTR Kokusai Kaihatsu​
1995​
Mercedes-Benz​
300 SEL 6.8 AMG​
1971​
Mercedes-Benz​
300SL W194​
1952​
Nissan​
180SX Type X​
1996​
Nissan​
Fairlady Z (S30) 240ZG​
1971​
Nissan​
R92CP​
1992​
Nissan​
SilEighty​
1998​
Nissan​
Skyline R34 GT-R GT500​
1999​
Peugeot​
205 T16 Evolution II Rally Car​
1986​
Plymouth​
Superbird​
1970​
Porsche​
911 Carrera RS (993)​
1995​
Porsche​
962 C​
1988​
Porsche​
Spyder Type 550/1500 RS​
1955​
Renault​
R8 Gordini​
1966​
Shelby​
Cobra 427​
1966​
Subaru​
Impreza 22B​
1998​
Toyota​
2000GT​
1967​
Toyota​
MR2 (W20) GT-S​
1997​
Toyota​
Sports 800​
1965​
Toyota​
Sprinter Trueno Shuichi Shigeno Edition​
2000​
TVR​
Tuscan Speed Six​
2000​

We've currently seen 32 cars in Legendary, so to get to the 70+ number listed then 38 of those 45 are going to be LCD. So basically pick 7 cars in that list that will be UCD, the rest should be LCD if the 70+ number is correct.

The two Honda's, The Tuscan and The MR2 are UCD for certain, three others? M3, Fairlady Z and Sports 800? Mind you I can't see them putting the Trueno in legendary either, or the Sileighty and 180SX, so maybe the 70+ is wrong.
 
As much as I want that CLK, I cannot and will not afford it. The Ferrari GTO was 2,500,000 cr. and I only managed to buy it because PD gifted those credits as compensation while I simultaneously received a bag of gold bars from a daily ticket. No such luck now. :grumpy:



There you go.

Get the script running mate...

Yours in a day or 2... ;)
 
There are 45 cars we're yet to see in either LCD or UCD.

Abarth​
1500 Biposto Bertone B.A.T 1​
1952​
Alfa Romeo​
8C 2900B Lungo Berlinetta​
1937​
Alpine​
A220​
1968​
Aston Martin​
DB3S CN.1​
1953​
BMW​
M3​
1989​
BMW​
McLaren F1 GTR Race Car​
1997​
Chaparral​
Chaparral 2J​
1970​
Chevrolet​
Camaro Z28​
1969​
Chevrolet​
Corvette (C3) Stingray L46 350​
1969​
Chevrolet​
Corvette Stingray Concept​
1959​
Chevrolet​
Corvette (C4) ZR-1​
1989​
Dodge​
Challenger R/T​
1970​
Ferrari​
250 GTO CN.3729GT​
1962​
Ferrari​
330 P4​
1967​
Ferrari​
365 GTB4​
1971​
Ford​
Mustang Boss 429​
1969​
Honda​
Beat​
1991​
Honda​
Civic Type R (EK9)​
1998​
Jaguar​
D-Type​
1954​
Jaguar​
XJR-9​
1988​
Lamborghini​
Countach LP400​
1974​
Lancia​
Delta HF Integrale Evoluzione​
1991​
Mazda​
787B​
1991​
Mazda​
RX 500​
1970​
McLaren​
F1 GTR Kokusai Kaihatsu​
1995​
Mercedes-Benz​
300 SEL 6.8 AMG​
1971​
Mercedes-Benz​
300SL W194​
1952​
Nissan​
180SX Type X​
1996​
Nissan​
Fairlady Z (S30) 240ZG​
1971​
Nissan​
R92CP​
1992​
Nissan​
SilEighty​
1998​
Nissan​
Skyline R34 GT-R GT500​
1999​
Peugeot​
205 T16 Evolution II Rally Car​
1986​
Plymouth​
Superbird​
1970​
Porsche​
911 Carrera RS (993)​
1995​
Porsche​
962 C​
1988​
Porsche​
Spyder Type 550/1500 RS​
1955​
Renault​
R8 Gordini​
1966​
Shelby​
Cobra 427​
1966​
Subaru​
Impreza 22B​
1998​
Toyota​
2000GT​
1967​
Toyota​
MR2 (W20) GT-S​
1997​
Toyota​
Sports 800​
1965​
Toyota​
Sprinter Trueno Shuichi Shigeno Edition​
2000​
TVR​
Tuscan Speed Six​
2000​

We've currently seen 32 cars in Legendary, so to get to the 70+ number listed then 38 of those 45 are going to be LCD. So basically pick 7 cars in that list that will be UCD, the rest should be LCD if the 70+ number is correct.

The two Honda's, The Tuscan and The MR2 are UCD for certain, three others? M3, Fairlady Z and Sports 800? Mind you I can't see them putting the Trueno in legendary either, or the Sileighty and 180SX, so maybe the 70+ is wrong.
Not really, as the UCD also has cars from 2001 and younger.
 
They should just embrace it! It's a beautiful machine and I'd love to have a flying LMP in the game! lol

@avilab Have you happened to add a wide-body kit to one yet? Considering buying another one just to see if it makes the car more predictable on the edge but also don't want to part with another 2.5mil
Not yet, but I am tempted to do just that. At the same time, I'm highly curious on what kind of price appreciation we'll see the next time the GTO shows up in LCD. If it's a good credit maker, this will turn out to be a great side-hustle within GT7.
 
Not really, as the UCD also has cars from 2001 and younger.
Not really what? What I'm saying is we've been told the Legendary Cars will have 70+ models, but we've only seen 32 so far, and only 45 cars we've not seen anywhere. So most of them are going to have to be LCD, unless the 70+ number is wrong.
Don’t forget cars like the Peugeot and Audi rally cars and the Camaro Z28. Although you can win them, they’ll also be available in the future via UCD or LCD.
They're in the list, except the Audi rally car as we've already seen that in the LCD pre-release. Same as the Willys Jeep, we know both of those will be in there, they just haven't been seen in public gameplay yet.
 
They're in the list, except the Audi rally car as we've already seen that in the LCD pre-release. Same as the Willys Jeep, we know both of those will be in there, they just haven't been seen in public gameplay yet.
I saw it last second before you replied. My mistake.
 
As much as I want that CLK, I cannot and will not afford it. The Ferrari GTO was 2,500,000 cr. and I only managed to buy it because PD gifted those credits as compensation while I simultaneously received a bag of gold bars from a daily ticket. No such luck now. :grumpy:



There you go.

Feel your pain.. I have about 2.5m credits now and i don't plan on grinding for millions now and refuse to do the scripted stuff..

Guess i'll get it the next time around! 🙂
 
Yes, sounds a bit digital to me. The car sounds warmer and thicker in real life, more like a rally car.




Yeah the sound a bit too high pitched, but I think the 2nd one is a privately owned one who made modifications to the exhaust so it shouldn't be compared to that one.
 
Yeah the sound a bit too high pitched, but I think the 2nd one is a privately owned one who made modifications to the exhaust so it shouldn't be compared to that one.
Same car you're listening to, just one from 20+ year old footage to much newer audio equipment. Car was brought out by Mercedes' Museum during that Goodwood, no chance it's been modified.
 
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There are 45 cars we're yet to see in either LCD or UCD.

(snip the list for space)

We've currently seen 32 cars in Legendary, so to get to the 70+ number listed then 38 of those 45 are going to be LCD. So basically pick 7 cars in that list that will be UCD, the rest should be LCD if the 70+ number is correct.

The two Honda's, The Tuscan and The MR2 are UCD for certain, three others? M3, Fairlady Z and Sports 800? Mind you I can't see them putting the Trueno in legendary either, or the Sileighty and 180SX, so maybe the 70+ is wrong.
Judging by the car list in the GTP guide, there's 23 likely candidates for Hagerty's. It is possible that the 1970 Mazda RX500 (a concept car), the 1971 Ferrari 365 GTB/4 (based on scarcity and the fact the 1963 Chevrolet Corvette is a Hagerty car), and the 2000 Toyota Sprinter SS (a one-off custom build) would also be legendary cars rather than UCD.

Side note - I added 3 menu-book specials to the total credits cost thread, so we're down to 42 unpriced cars.
 
That discussion has been done in this already: https://www.gtplanet.net/forum/thre...ooking-forward-to-giving-a-spin.403077/page-2

Don't know which one was the privately owned one though.
That doesn't change what I said; you were listening to the same car in both videos, but over way different time periods. Mercedes most likely continues to retain Chassis #002 since it's a Championship car; they did sell off Chassis #001 back in 2015.

The car in thread with the central exhaust is Chassis #003 which was a LeMans entrant. It was sold by Art Sports & then by Classic Sport Leicht. Why it has a modified exhaust, who knows.
Edit* Correction, the one in the thread with the different exhaust is #005 which was a test bed.
 
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Judging by the car list in the GTP guide, there's 23 likely candidates for Hagerty's.
That's not concrete, just for reference.

I extrapolated (pretty much made it up) the LCD/UCD based on what we've already seen in there - but the presence of a couple of "mass-production" (or at least not purposefully limited production) vehicles in the LCD thus far mean that there's no obviously definitive line as to what can and can't appear; I expect at least some UCDs on my list to wander over to the LCD at some point.

However, like @Samus's list, I can't get anywhere close to the "70+" in the current car list... which makes me wonder what's coming in updates and how far ahead PD has already planned for Hagerty to know there'll be 70+ cars there.
 
That doesn't change what I said; you were listening to the same car in both videos, but over way different time periods. Mercedes most likely continues to retain Chassis #002 since it's a Championship car; they did sell off Chassis #001 back in 2015.

The car in thread with the central exhaust is Chassis #003 which was a LeMans entrant. It was sold by Art Sports & then by Classic Sport Leicht. Why it has a modified exhaust, who knows.
Is the one in GT7 the #2 chassis that won the FIA GT 1998 or one of the other two? The one that won the FIA GT was the one at Goodwood, right?

I know the GT7 has the number 2 as decals, but maybe they modeled another one and put the #2 decals on digitally? Bar the Warsteiner decals.
 
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That's not concrete, just for reference.

I extrapolated (pretty much made it up) the LCD/UCD based on what we've already seen in there - but the presence of a couple of "mass-production" (or at least not purposefully limited production) vehicles in the LCD thus far mean that there's no obviously definitive line as to what can and can't appear; I expect at least some UCDs on my list to wander over to the LCD at some point.

However, like @Samus's list, I can't get anywhere close to the "70+" in the current car list... which makes me wonder what's coming in updates and how far ahead PD has already planned for Hagerty to know there'll be 70+ cars there.
You've been good so far with those extrapolations. I'm guessing the "70+" is more of a final number, and probably will include some of the Pebble Beach GT award winners we haven't seen yet (or maybe those already in the game were supposed to be legend cars before Hagerty's got involved and the marketing wasn't updated).
 
Is the one in GT7 the #2 chassis that won the FIA GT 1998 or one of the other two? The one that won the FIA GT was the one at Goodwood, right?

I know the GT7 has the number 2 as decals, but maybe they modeled another one and put the #2 decals on digitally? Bar the Warsteiner decals.
I would wager it is as I'm sure Mercedes still has it in their collection. The one at Goodwood was the FIA GT winner.

If they did model another one, that could explain why they did not include the blue stripes over the top, but they may have also chosen to keep it more period correct minus the Warsteiner logos. I can say for sure they did not model the car with the central exhaust. Air jack position & front splitter are different.
 
Is there some super legend cars who let you easy win?
I have got AMG CLK-LM '98, and I won 4 races, but I don't feel that this car is much better then other pp800.
I tried Sauber C9, 1988 Porsche 962C, 1991 Mazda 787B, 1992 Nissan R92CP, but all these cars were worse then LM55, or Peugeot L750R HYbrid VGT 2017.
 
Is there some super legend cars who let you easy win?
I have got AMG CLK-LM '98, and I won 4 races, but I don't feel that this car is much better then other pp800.
I tried Sauber C9, 1988 Porsche 962C, 1991 Mazda 787B, 1992 Nissan R92CP, but all these cars were worse then LM55, or Peugeot L750R HYbrid VGT 2017.
What about the Jaguar XJR-9?
 
Is there some super legend cars who let you easy win?
I have got AMG CLK-LM '98, and I won 4 races, but I don't feel that this car is much better then other pp800.
I tried Sauber C9, 1988 Porsche 962C, 1991 Mazda 787B, 1992 Nissan R92CP, but all these cars were worse then LM55, or Peugeot L750R HYbrid VGT 2017.

How did you test cars that have yet to be available in the Legend Cars Dealer?
 
Wowbagger; You can drive some (or all) of those in Liscense Tests and Missions


Do you guys think they started selling the CLK LM because they're prepping to do a Gr2 race next week?
 
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