Your "most enjoyable" car in GT3
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cris martinezi have to say my favorite car in my garage is the Jaguar XKR Coupe, even tho when i first bought it i though u kno a jaguar is suposed to have a noisy engine u kno very powerful, so i upgraded it BIG timeand now it sounds like a REAL jaguar haha and probly my second would have to b my Honda Accord Euro R but i guess that's me o ya 3rd would b my Honda S2000:tup:
Yes, finally a Jag fan!
Although I have yet to try in the game, I raced all of them in GT2. Who says a heavy, refined, eccentric car-maker such as Jaguar can't cream?
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My Favorite car to drive is without a doubt: the F686/M Formula 1 race car. I love the speed, how it handles, and how it looks.
Just won Apricot hill II in pro championship with the Escudo Max HP
on SPORT tires. 10 laps, beat the R-390 by over 8 seconds (no pit stops
for me or the R390. Laped the GT-40 If that track isn't twisty enough for
you I also got under 1 min lap times for the Deep forest track. The way
to make this car drivable is to only set the rear wing at half its max downforce.
Also set the gear ratios so you can keep the revs above 5 grand. Nothing special
has to be done with the suspension. Make the settings on the positraction at 10.
on SPORT tires. 10 laps, beat the R-390 by over 8 seconds (no pit stops
for me or the R390. Laped the GT-40 If that track isn't twisty enough for
you I also got under 1 min lap times for the Deep forest track. The way
to make this car drivable is to only set the rear wing at half its max downforce.
Also set the gear ratios so you can keep the revs above 5 grand. Nothing special
has to be done with the suspension. Make the settings on the positraction at 10.
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I've been having a lot of fun with the Nismo 400R lately. I'm using it to knock off the "Hard" races in Arcade Mode. I'm loading it from my garage. Most of the races are a pretty good slugfest with the Corvette Grand Sport. I love the way it handles. A little understeer at high speed. A little oversteer when you back out. Usually a quick back off the throttle and back in brings it right back when you go in a little too hot. Pretty neutral in the slow corners, just a little bit of oversteer powering out. And, that gray color makes it the perfect "Gentleman's Racer".
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calsonic skyline....and my drift FD
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FD FD FD FD i love tha RX-7
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I think you gotta win somethin in the endurance leagues...
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Tickford Xr8 RaceCar, love driving it,any track
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I won a normal GT40 = my dream car
but I want the race version ass well no clue how to get that one with only the last cup (pro) left to race.
BMW for drifting
VW Beetle RSI, for racing, just great handeling and easy to drive.
And the Aston Martin Vanquish because of it's screaming v12 with good handeling
last but not least the speed 12 because of the huge amount of torque that engine produces, I wouldn't want to drive that in real life, or maybe I do??
but I want the race version ass well no clue how to get that one with only the last cup (pro) left to race.
BMW for drifting
VW Beetle RSI, for racing, just great handeling and easy to drive.
And the Aston Martin Vanquish because of it's screaming v12 with good handeling
last but not least the speed 12 because of the huge amount of torque that engine produces, I wouldn't want to drive that in real life, or maybe I do??
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Unlike in GT4, a fully modified Supra drives so and so sweet, I can keep on for hours 
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Covettes, Skylines, NSXs, Supras, Imprezas, RX7s, ZZII, Vipers, and Oh theres some more.
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