Legendary cars dealer refresh

[soc123_au]

I've got 3 more 20 mil cars left to complete the collection. The GTO, 52 Merc and the 1930's Alfa. Anyone know when these are due to be available again? I know there was a few here tracking that kind of thing. Got the credits in the bank ready to go. About a week more grinding left to finish off the dealer cars I dont have and I'm done caring about the rubbish economy and can finally play the races I like without the crappy payout nagging at me.

 

[Resna777]

How much is the D-Type valuation?

4,396,350 for now

 

[05XR8]

4,396,350 for now

Thank you

 

[mynameis66]

@Chikane_GTR , @Resna777 Yes.Get in there,at last. 👍

 

[CMGMS]

All the invitations have arrived, but one of the legendary cars, Ferrari 330 P4 '67, has still not arrived. Finding an invitation was easier than finding a legendary car.

 

[Lomic]

All the invitations have arrived, but one of the legendary cars, Ferrari 330 P4 '67, has still not arrived. Finding an invitation was easier than finding a legendary car.

Why ? This car rotates regularly. As for invites, you may never get the one you need if unlucky.

 

[CMGMS]

Why ? This car rotates regularly. As for invites, you may never get the one you need if unlucky.

Pagan, Lambo and Porsche invitations have indeed arrived, but the legendary car Ferrari is not coming. I don't understand why either

 

[Lomic]

Pagan, Lambo and Porsche invitations have indeed arrived, but the legendary car Ferrari is not coming. I don't understand why either

Sometimes the rotation is altered, but all cars return in the end. Invites you can wait years.

 

[kjb]

330, XJ13 & Mark IV appear pretty regularly because they are needed for a trophy.

 

[ZevZoq]

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already had the car but that color is so pretty I had to buy another. I've gotten bit by the alternate color bug. Keep buying cars I already have from the UCD and LCD just because I like the color...

 

[MidnightRun85]

Snapped up an E-Type this morning - that colour is lush!

Looking forward to seeing what occupies the four slots that are about to empty out - I wonder if this week we'll get a bunch of blue cars after the red cars last week (already have the Ferrari and Jag in blue in the dealership...)

 

[rlx]

already had the car but that color is so pretty I had to buy another. I've gotten bit by the alternate color bug. Keep buying cars I already have from the UCD and LCD just because I like the color...

The same model repainted in that color, which is available in GT Auto, is 100% identical to the one you've bought.

 

[IngWeltschmer]

The same model repainted in that color, which is available in GT Auto, is 100% identical to the one you've bought.

Is it, though? I am quite sure that two 300 SL '54 in two different colours also has different interior colours, one black and the other white (I had to buy a second 300 SL in that case)

 

[rlx]

Is it, though? I am quite sure that two 300 SL '54 in two different colours also has different interior colours, one black and the other white (I had to buy a second 300 SL in that case)

There is even a 300 SL '54 with a red interior, yes. In case you want a specific interior, or if the car has a more complex livery, you'll have to buy that model. But for a simple color change, there is no need for that.

EDITED TO ADD: The Jaguar E-type '61 seems to have 4 different interior colors: beige, red, black and blue – and blue is indeed unique to the Cotswald Blue model.

 

[IngWeltschmer]

There is even a 300 SL '54 with a red interior, yes. In case you want a specific interior, or if the car has a more complex livery, you'll have to buy that model. But for a simple color change, there is no need for that.

EDITED TO ADD: The Jaguar E-type '61 seems to have 4 different interior colors: beige, red, black and blue – and blue is indeed unique to the Cotswald Blue model.

Damn, you shouldn't tell me this, now I have to buy one tonight 😂 😂 😂

 

[MidnightRun85]

Damn, you shouldn't tell me this, now I have to buy one tonight 😂 😂 😂

It's a pretty cheap Legend car so no harm in buying multiples of this one!

 

[havermoutpapi]

There is even a 300 SL '54 with a red interior, yes. In case you want a specific interior, or if the car has a more complex livery, you'll have to buy that model. But for a simple color change, there is no need for that.

EDITED TO ADD: The Jaguar E-type '61 seems to have 4 different interior colors: beige, red, black and blue – and blue is indeed unique to the Cotswald Blue model.

I think one of the E-types has an interior with a slightly darker brown color than the beige one. I've been waiting for that one for ages 😓

 

[rlx]

I think one of the E-types has an interior with a slightly darker brown color than the beige one. I've been waiting for that one for ages 😓

True, there are two different shades of beige – one more brownish, one more yellowish.

Tip for OCD car collectors: if you save the original livery as a style in GT Auto, then preview it in Showcase, you can flip through all available paint / interior combinations.

EDITED TO ADD: To make things worse: the interior color may change if you repaint the car. This is true for the 300 SL '54 in Graphitgrau – not sure if this happens with other models too.

 

[MidnightRun85]

Tip for OCD car collectors: if you save the original livery as a style in GT Auto, then preview it in Showcase, you can flip through all available paint / interior combinations.

I had no idea you could do that!!!

 

[Tommy_D]

EDITED TO ADD: To make things worse: the interior color may change if you repaint the car. This is true for the 300 SL '54 in Graphitgrau – not sure if this happens with other models too.

Huh? I didn't know that. I assume you would have to paint the car in one of the original colors, though, to have the interior color change. For example, if the car came with a red interior when the car was painted in <insert specific red paint> you can't expect to get the red interior unless you paint the car in that specific red paint color. Any other manufacturer's red paint will not trigger the interior color change. Painting it black won't trigger a red color interior change, etc.

I guess I've never tried doing this, but how is one to know what the specific paint color is that triggers the interior change? I know about the trick to see all the different paint colors in the showcase section, but they don't tell you the actual name of the paint colors. They just show you the different colors. Are you supposed to just hunt around in the livery editor under the specific manufacturer's paint colors and find the closest match? Some manufacturers have 10 different blues available. Does the livery editor change the interior color of the car as you change through the different exterior colors?

 

[rlx]

Huh? I didn't know that. I assume you would have to paint the car in one of the original colors, though, to have the interior color change. For example, if the car came with a red interior when the car was painted in <insert specific red paint> you can't expect to get the red interior unless you paint the car in that specific red paint color. Any other manufacturer's red paint will not trigger the interior color change. Painting it black won't trigger a red color interior change, etc.

I guess I've never tried doing this, but how is one to know what the specific paint color is that triggers the interior change? I know about the trick to see all the different paint colors in the showcase section, but they don't tell you the actual name of the paint colors. They just show you the different colors. Are you supposed to just hunt around in the livery editor under the specific manufacturer's paint colors and find the closest match? Some manufacturers have 10 different blues available. Does the livery editor change the interior color of the car as you change through the different exterior colors?

Of course I haven't thoroughly tested this, but in the case of the Graphitgrau 300 SL '54, the interior changes when you click "Paint Body", after you've accepted the "You're going to lose the original livery" dialog, before actually changing anything. So it's not triggered by a specific color – some special interiors may disappear just like most OEM decals would.

 

[jimihendrixpt]

True, there are two different shades of beige – one more brownish, one more yellowish.

Tip for OCD car collectors: if you save the original livery as a style in GT Auto, then preview it in Showcase, you can flip through all available paint / interior combinations.

EDITED TO ADD: To make things worse: the interior color may change if you repaint the car. This is true for the 300 SL '54 in Graphitgrau – not sure if this happens with other models too.

This is gold information.

Is there a list of cars whose interior changes depending on the livery? I would likely want to have all possible unique versions after I 100% the game.

 

[Nakano219]

Is the misspelling "Cotswald" on the E-type's colour a PD mistake, or did Jaguar just name their colours really irritatingly?

 

[rlx]

So I tried this again with the 300 SL and couldn't reproduce it. Maybe the interior change was just a bug in the livery editor.

The E-type currently available in the LCD indeed has a unique blue interior. That one doesn't change upon repaint either.

Of course, for car collectors with OCD, it would be nice if:

- garage view would always display the color the car's body is painted in (currently, this is only true for cars with factory colors, and only as long as you've never repainted them... reverting back to original won't make the color name reappear)

- the livery editor had an option to choose between different interior colors, if available

- the preview of available colors came with color names

- manufacturer colors actually included all colors offered by that manufacturer (and didn't omit stuff like Arancio Atlas or Verde Ithaca for Lamborghini, or most Veyron colors for Bugatti, for example)

EDITED TO ADD: Yes, "Cotswald" should be "Cotswold". There are some more spelling errors in German or Italian color names.

 

[Famine]

Is the misspelling "Cotswald" on the E-type's colour a PD mistake, or did Jaguar just name their colours really irritatingly?

This is surprisingly unclear (and it was a BL colour, so available on Triumphs too). The colour is referred to with both spellings in several different places, including classic car specialists, sales rooms, auctioneers, and restorers...

 

[ZevZoq]

There is even a 300 SL '54 with a red interior, yes. In case you want a specific interior, or if the car has a more complex livery, you'll have to buy that model. But for a simple color change, there is no need for that.

EDITED TO ADD: The Jaguar E-type '61 seems to have 4 different interior colors: beige, red, black and blue – and blue is indeed unique to the Cotswald Blue model.

yeah, but I want all the colors, not just one favorite. And I want the interior too...

 

[Dragonwhisky]

@Eggstor Am I understanding the "arrow" thing correctly, expecting the next appearance of the '54 Ferrari, it will be less than it is now?

Edit 1: Have another question for anyone who knows. What time of day do the "Sold Out" cars get swapped out?

Edit 2: Looks like the answer to edit 1 is in the OP.

• It refreshes every day at midnight GMT

 

[Eggstor]

@Eggstor Am I understanding the "arrow" thing correctly, expecting the next appearance of the '54 Ferrari, it will be less than it is now?

Yes you are. For the 10 cars that were in the regular-rotation* Hagerty's slots when the update dropped**, and only for those 10 during their current appearances, the arrow (or lack therof) is predictive. Indeed, because a new engine/body are available for that Ferrari, I can tell you that it will be 2,600,000 Cr. on its next appearance.

I can't quite do the same for the Porsche 962 C as there is no new engine/body available for it, and its engine is not the source of an engine swap. For that car, I can only say that it will be less than its current 1,500,000 Cr. price

*Arrows are not displayed for cars that appear as either "HOT" or "Special Picks".

**In some previous updates, cars that reappeared in Hagerty's just before a price-adjustment update had their prices adjusted with immediate effect. That was not the case in this one, as both the 1954 Ferrari and Porsche 962 C reappeared just before a price-adjustment update and did not have their prices adjusted with immediate effect.

 

[Chikane_GTR]

New Cars Tonight.

 

[Dragonwhisky]

Thanks @Eggstor and @Chikane_GTR !

'Bout to buy my first 20mil car. I'll have one more to get for that trophy.

Then I get the joy of "grinding" back up over 90mil in the bank.