Trade my Peugot 908 (either one of both) for your GT40 LM Spec II Test Car (Premium)

[Cory Gillmore]

Title says it all, I have both of the Peugot 908 LMP cars and am willing to trade one of them for the GT40 LM Spec Test Car II (the premium version found in the dealerships). My 908 with all the crazy colors is fully upgraded with soft slicks and chassis reinforcement and I think either the medium or high rpm turbo. So you'll get a better deal with that one. The PS2 branded one is still stock. These are sweet cars but I don't need 2 and I want that sweet looking GT40.

I would prefer to trade with a member with a bit of a good rep around here especially if I'm expected to send my car first. So if you're planning on buying a 908, save yourself 400,000 credits and just buy the GT40 and trade it with me! My PSN is CoryGillmore. Thanks.

 

[Cory Gillmore]

haha thanks for the reply. Is it really a pretty sweet car though? I know it was a handful in GT5P. Does it allow you to adjust the front and rear downforce? I actually have the credits to buy one now but I figured I'd make the trade offer since the 908 is worth a good bit more credits.

 

[Vautwin]

It is simply the race car in an other livery, has a wing so should be able to adjust. I like the standard setting, it is rock hard so dont wanna mess it up. You'll go pedal to the metal round the oval.
Thought it would get a bit more horsepower and hoped as it is looming like a stealth it would have the cheap repairs but no it hasnt.
Believe me you'll feel better if you spent the money for it. Unbelievable blasphemy getting it for a pesky Peugeot.

 

[Cory Gillmore]

From what I've read, quite a few people have taken a liking to the 908. I like mine too, just don't need 2 of em. Do you have the Zonda R? Do they compare? I'd be quite angry if I spent 3.6 mill and it didn't live up to my hotlap monster expectations...

 

[Vautwin]

I think it is better in handling with fewer hp i think around 830 something but weight can not be reduced if I recall correctly.

 

[Cory Gillmore]

Bump.