What cars are allowed? I picked up a mini, and it wasent small enough?!
Here are all your choices
(ranked by Power:Weight ratio):
- 1964 Ginetta G4
- 1968 Honda S800 RSC Race Car
- 1979 Autobianchi A112 Abarth
- 1989 Mitsubishi Minica Dangan ZZ
- 1966 Honda S800
- 1995 Suzuki Cappuccino (EA21R)
- 1997 Suzuki Alto Works RS-Z
- 1997 Daihatsu Mira TR-XX Avanzato R
- 1997 Suzuki Alto Works Sport Limited
- 1991 Suzuki Cappuccino (EA11R)
- 1992 Mazda Autozam AZ-1
- 1991 Honda Beat
- 1992 Honda Beat Version F
- 1993 Honda Beat Version Z
- 1964 Honda S600
- 2002 Daihatsu Copen Detachable Top
- 1997 Daihatsu Move SR-XX 2WD
- 2002 Suzuki Kei WORKS
- 2002 Daihatsu Copen Active Top
- 1998 Suzuki Wagon R RR
- 2004 Suzuki MR Wagon Sport
- 1997 Daihatsu Move SR-XX 4WD
- 2002 Suzuki Alto Lapin Turbo
- 1995 Daihatsu Move CX
- 2002 Daihatsu Move Custom RS Limited
- 1963 Honda S500
- 1967 Honda N360
- 1970 Honda Z ACT
- 1985 Honda Today G
- 1998 Daihatsu Midget II D-type
- 1972 Honda Life Step Van
- 1958 Subaru Subaru 360
- 1965 Fiat 500F
- 1969 Fiat 500L
- 1962 Mazda Carol 360 Deluxe
- 1972 Fiat 500R
- 1963 Daihatsu Midget
The
1989 Mitsubishi Minica Dangan ZZ is the best value in the list, as it not only is one of the best performing, but it can also be bought used for only $3,500 and shows up in the lots nearly every single week. However, as Duke said, the Suzuki Cappucino is a fine choice as well, and also readily avilable in the used lots for as little as $5,000.
You'll earn a 1964 Ginetta G4 for winning this race, which is a great car to use in several races, including the British Lightweight Series, and the 1000 Miles event.
I'm trying to get to at least 25% done in a couple weeks (games not as long as i thought) but this cup is holding me back (trying to get all golds, everywhere (currently stuck still! In the beginner races place)
Because many of the early races are short, and relatively easy, getting the first 25% is a good deal quicker than trying to get the last 25%. So sit back and enjoy the experience. No need to rush through it.
Someone finished GT4 in 2 weeks. I think that was Famine.
Even if you used B-spec sped up to 3x speed I don't think that's likely.
Just the races alone, excluding license tests and missions, there is 22,000 miles of racing. So in the races alone you would have to complete over 1,500 miles a day... and not all at once, but have to go through the laborious effort of racing a few miles in one race then changing cars and racing a few in another, and so on and so on. You'd pretty much have to go two weeks straight without any sleep, and even then it might not be possible.
For instance, just the 63 special events races account for less than 400 miles of racing, and would take more than a day to complete.
Even if you spent four hours a day, every day, and never lost a single race, it would take several weeks to ever come close to finishing just the races in GT4.
)
