Downloadable Gran Turismo 2 Cheats
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| GUIDE Nov. 29, 2006 | 4KB | |
| GUIDE Nov. 29, 2006 | 2KB | |
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| SAVEGAME Nov. 29, 2006 | 23KB | |
| GAMESHARK CODES Nov. 29, 2006 | 2KB |
Primary Collection of Cheats
Super License
Earn all licenses (A, B, Intl. A, Intl. B, Intl. C) to unlock the "Super License" option on the license test menu.
Event Synthesizer race
Earn the Super License to unlock the "Event Synthesizer" race in Gran Turismo League.
Increasing the number of days
To easily increase the number of days in the game, just go to a race. When you are at the screen with the "Start Race" selection go to "Exit" and your days will increase by one.
Ending credits
Win every race under Gran Turismo League for the ending credits on the Arcade disc.
Finish in first on all 21 tracks in arcade mode under the professional difficulty setting.
Motor Sports Land track
Obtain all of the licenses, including the Super License and the Motor Sports Land track will become available in time trial mode on the arcade disc.
All tracks in arcade mode
Obtain all licenses from simulation mode on disc two, including the super license.
Leguna Seca Raceway drag strip
To reach the hidden drag strip at Leguna Seca Raceway, you must exit the track. To do so, enter any race in arcade mode at Leguna Seca Raceway, in any car, preferably with all-wheel drive, such as the Mitsubishi Lancer or Suzuki Escudo Pikes Peak Version. At the starting line, drive forward until the line is about two or three car lengths behind you. Then, do a 180-degree turn, so that you are facing the exact opposite direction. Drive forward in the new direction. Then, up against the wall on the left-hand side, you will see a gate that juts out from the wall. The gate is at an odd angle, about a 75 or 80-degree corner. Drive directly into the corner where the wall and the gate meet, and keep it floored. Turn the wheels back and forth, left to right. Keep doing so until the car begins to go through the wall/gate, and then continue doing so until the car is completely behind the wall. Note: Do not drive back to the track. -- if you do so, you will have to repeat the trick. Turn to the left once you are through the wall and trace a path along the outer perimeter of the track. Pause game play, and remember the exact spot above the letter "U" in "Continue" on the pause menu. If you draw a small dot on the TV screen with a crayon, it will clearly mark the location of the drag strip. Drive towards that dot. Keep driving until you get close to the dot, and then slow down. To find the drag strip, slowly turn the car left and right until you see something resembling the walls and outer perimeter of the drag strip. Slowly drive towards the walls. If you continue to drive around the outer perimeter of the drag strip, you will find a way inside, letting you drive on it.
Easy Rally Racing
Buy the Escudo Pikes Peak version and use it to compete in any of the Rally Races to easily defeat your opponents.
Drag Skyline GT-R
This is one of the cars awarded after winning the Test Track Race in the Turbo Tuned League.
Escudo Pike's Peak version: Faster tuning
To make the Escudo Pike's Peak Version go about 10 mph faster with (top speed of 259.39 mph), set t as follows: LSD Initial at 52 for front and back, LSD Accel at 52 for front and back, and LSD Decel at 52 for front and back.
FedEx car
Enter the Gran Turismo League race events until reaching the Pacific League races. Then enter the Midfield Raceway event and to be awarded with a R*Nissan 300ZX GTS FedEx race car.
Ford Escort Cosworth WRC
Get an Alfa Romeo in the special options then go to Special Race. Choose Lauguna Seca and finish in first place. Your award will be either a Ford GT-40 or an Escort Cossie.
GT-40
Race and finish first at the last MR Cup race. You should win the car along with 15,000 credits.
When you buy this car as a special from Ford it has 305 hp. It is fast from the start, running at a speed of about 400 hp. When you buy most special cars you cannot tune them up anymore. However, go to the NA tuneup to get this car up to 652 hp. Once again, it runs faster than normal at about 750 hp. Put it in at the second stage of NA tuneup for the Euro league for three easy wins.
Lancia Statos
Race at the Apricot Hill endurance three times. On your first two wins, you will receive a Viper GTS-R. On your third win, you will receive the Lancia Stratos. The preferred car for the endurance is the Opel Tigra Ice Racer. Note: The Lancia Stratos is for expert drivers.
Mazda 787B
While driving the 787B, look in reverse and you can see the windshield wiper is up.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution
For a black and white version of the car, go to a race, and exit it with the day now ending in a 0. Go to the Mitsubishi used car lot, and the black and white version should be at the bottom of the list.
Nissan 300ZX-GTS '97
Win the Midfield Raceway race in the GT Euro-Pacific League to get the Racing Type Nissan 300ZX-GTS '97 (FedEx).
Earn all licenses (A, B, Intl. A, Intl. B, Intl. C) to unlock the "Super License" option on the license test menu.
Event Synthesizer race
Earn the Super License to unlock the "Event Synthesizer" race in Gran Turismo League.
Increasing the number of days
To easily increase the number of days in the game, just go to a race. When you are at the screen with the "Start Race" selection go to "Exit" and your days will increase by one.
Ending credits
Win every race under Gran Turismo League for the ending credits on the Arcade disc.
Finish in first on all 21 tracks in arcade mode under the professional difficulty setting.
Motor Sports Land track
Obtain all of the licenses, including the Super License and the Motor Sports Land track will become available in time trial mode on the arcade disc.
All tracks in arcade mode
Obtain all licenses from simulation mode on disc two, including the super license.
Leguna Seca Raceway drag strip
To reach the hidden drag strip at Leguna Seca Raceway, you must exit the track. To do so, enter any race in arcade mode at Leguna Seca Raceway, in any car, preferably with all-wheel drive, such as the Mitsubishi Lancer or Suzuki Escudo Pikes Peak Version. At the starting line, drive forward until the line is about two or three car lengths behind you. Then, do a 180-degree turn, so that you are facing the exact opposite direction. Drive forward in the new direction. Then, up against the wall on the left-hand side, you will see a gate that juts out from the wall. The gate is at an odd angle, about a 75 or 80-degree corner. Drive directly into the corner where the wall and the gate meet, and keep it floored. Turn the wheels back and forth, left to right. Keep doing so until the car begins to go through the wall/gate, and then continue doing so until the car is completely behind the wall. Note: Do not drive back to the track. -- if you do so, you will have to repeat the trick. Turn to the left once you are through the wall and trace a path along the outer perimeter of the track. Pause game play, and remember the exact spot above the letter "U" in "Continue" on the pause menu. If you draw a small dot on the TV screen with a crayon, it will clearly mark the location of the drag strip. Drive towards that dot. Keep driving until you get close to the dot, and then slow down. To find the drag strip, slowly turn the car left and right until you see something resembling the walls and outer perimeter of the drag strip. Slowly drive towards the walls. If you continue to drive around the outer perimeter of the drag strip, you will find a way inside, letting you drive on it.
Easy Rally Racing
Buy the Escudo Pikes Peak version and use it to compete in any of the Rally Races to easily defeat your opponents.
Drag Skyline GT-R
This is one of the cars awarded after winning the Test Track Race in the Turbo Tuned League.
Escudo Pike's Peak version: Faster tuning
To make the Escudo Pike's Peak Version go about 10 mph faster with (top speed of 259.39 mph), set t as follows: LSD Initial at 52 for front and back, LSD Accel at 52 for front and back, and LSD Decel at 52 for front and back.
FedEx car
Enter the Gran Turismo League race events until reaching the Pacific League races. Then enter the Midfield Raceway event and to be awarded with a R*Nissan 300ZX GTS FedEx race car.
Ford Escort Cosworth WRC
Get an Alfa Romeo in the special options then go to Special Race. Choose Lauguna Seca and finish in first place. Your award will be either a Ford GT-40 or an Escort Cossie.
GT-40
Race and finish first at the last MR Cup race. You should win the car along with 15,000 credits.
When you buy this car as a special from Ford it has 305 hp. It is fast from the start, running at a speed of about 400 hp. When you buy most special cars you cannot tune them up anymore. However, go to the NA tuneup to get this car up to 652 hp. Once again, it runs faster than normal at about 750 hp. Put it in at the second stage of NA tuneup for the Euro league for three easy wins.
Lancia Statos
Race at the Apricot Hill endurance three times. On your first two wins, you will receive a Viper GTS-R. On your third win, you will receive the Lancia Stratos. The preferred car for the endurance is the Opel Tigra Ice Racer. Note: The Lancia Stratos is for expert drivers.
Mazda 787B
While driving the 787B, look in reverse and you can see the windshield wiper is up.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution
For a black and white version of the car, go to a race, and exit it with the day now ending in a 0. Go to the Mitsubishi used car lot, and the black and white version should be at the bottom of the list.
Nissan 300ZX-GTS '97
Win the Midfield Raceway race in the GT Euro-Pacific League to get the Racing Type Nissan 300ZX-GTS '97 (FedEx).
Hints
Winning the GT National races
No cars can be won here, but all of the GT National races must be won before moving on. A good car to use is the Honda S2000, outfitted with a racing upgrade and soft tires. You can add more upgrades, but do not go much higher than about 200 hp or you will be to powerful to get into the correct races.
Winning the GT Euro-Pacific League races
Win the Seattle Circuit first, then use the Racing Type Mazda RX-7 LM Edition or Racing Type Dodge Concept car LM Edition to win the rest.
Winning the GT International League Easy credits
Two memory cards are required for this trick. Make sure memory card in slot two has enough space for saving. Load the game and buy a number of cars. Save these onto memory card one. Go to the file management screen and copy the saved game file to memory card two, so that both cards have the same saved game file. Reload the game and sell all your cars on memory card one. After doing this, you can then transfer your saved cars back from memory card two onto memory card one. Keep using this method and to get easy credits and get cars quicker.
Good cars
Buy a Mitsubishi 3000GT and enter into the 4WD Race. After winning that race you will receive a car that is great but only worth 125,000 credits. It has great handling and speed
First, get a fast car like a Suzuki Escudo Pikes Peak Version. Then, go to the Tuned-Turbo Challenge and enter the Test Course. If you win, you will get 50,000 credits and a drag car that is worth 250,000 credits. You have to defeat the drag car to obtain it. The drag car does not corner very well, so take them slow.
The Suzuki Escudo Pikes Peak Version hauls at speeds well over 200, and turns on a dime with 4WD. This is a rally car but can also win road races easily. You cannot upgrade from the original way because the car is already maxed. It may not be the fastest, but it is definitely one of them. It also gets to its top speed quicker than other cars.
If you win the Drag 180sx car, go to Turbo Charged Races and race on the Test Course. Then go to the settings menu and then change the gears to as wide as it can go. Race and car will get up to 174 mph.
When you raise up 2,000,000 credits, go to the Suzuki dealer and buy the Escudo Pikes Peak Version. With this, you should be able to win any free race.
Get a fast car with good handling. Go to the Gran Turismo All Stars and win Red Rock Valley to get the TVR Speed 12.
Get first place in the 100 mile Seattle Circuit endurance race twice in a row and win the Ford GT90, the best car in the game. Alternately, complete the race in under an hour (with a car such as a Ford GT40 tuned to the max).
When you win a Nissan R390 GT1 Road Car it only has 351hp. Go to Nissan and max it out to increase it to 833hp. It can now do 254 mph on the Test Track 3 lap race.
Purchase a Ford Taurus and upgrade to the max. Then, upgrade to race modification and you will get a Mark Martin Valvoline Ford Taurus Winston Cup car.
Buy the Volkswagen New Beetle GT (the special that costs 500,000 credits). It has great handling, great pickup speed, and it does not max out at high RPMs.
Use the following steps to boost up a Nissan Skyline GTR V-spec (R34) to 230+ miles per hour and have better performance. In order to do this you have to totally tune up the vehicle, max out on everything except the racing modifications. At first it will only go 176 mph. Go to the settings at the race menu, press [L1] button to switch the settings and at the first menu, make sure the "Dampers Bound" and "Rebound" are at "7", the "Spring Rate" in the front is "7.2", and in the rear "9.0", "Stabilizers" at "1.3" front and rear, "Ride Height" down to "85 inches" front and rear. Then go to "Brakes" and make sure the settings for the "Brake Controller level" are "12" front and rear. Go to "Gears" and set the "Gear Ratio" to the following, but record the old settings before changing them: 1st- 3.385, 2nd- 2.147, 3rd- 1.516, 4th- 1.128, 5th- 0.884, 6th- 0.730, and Final- 3.585. Make sure the "Auto Setup" is at "25", (to the far right). If it is still not reaching 230+, drop all the settings by 10 except for the Final gear. Then, go to the last setting, with the LSDs, and set the LSD initial- 6, Both, LSD Accel.- 36, Both, LSD Decel.- 16, Both, ASCC- 101, and the TCSC- 5. Now the Skyline should hit 230+ on the test course, have quicker acceleration, and perform a little better.
The best car in the game is an Opel Tigra Ice Rally car. It is great in acceleration, speed, and handling.
Buy a Ford Taurus SHO '99 and get weight reduction steps one through three. Then, get it racing modified. The car will be Mark Martin's number 6 race car.
Go to Suzuki Motors and look under Special Car or Limited Edition(?). Find the Go Cart (it may be called Pike's Peak) that has over 900hp. It is very expensive, but is very light. Buy it and fit it with racing slicks. You can take it to any race for racing modified cars and it will easily beat the other cars.
The best car to run to achieve top speed at the Test Course is the 180 Sx Drag car. Drop the spring rate on the front and rear to "8.0", set the damper bound and rebound to "7", ride height to "105", camber on the front to "2.0" and the rear to "1.8", stabilizers to "6" front and rear, final gear ratio to "3.100", shift pattern to "28", spoilers to "30" on the front and "43" on the rear, limited slip to 12 int. 30 accel. and 10 decel. You can get the car to 273 mph.
The fastest car you can buy In the game is the Toyota GT One Road Car '98. It can go to at least 266 mph on the test track on only one lap. The easiest car to make money with is the Suzuki Escudo. The Suzuki Cutlus is also a good car but goes about 20 mph slower than the Escudo but has about the same great acceleration. The best track to race The Escudo on for money purposes is the Red Rock Valley under Gran Turismo All Stars. Win as many times as needed to get 50,000 credits and a car worth 500,000 credits.
Many players may think that the fastest car in the game is the Suzuki Escudo Pine Peak Version or the Nissan Skyline. However, this is not true -- it is the TVR Speed 12 (the version that is awarded after winning a race, and not the one purchased for 500,000 credits). When completely modified with full racing suspension, tweaked out gear ratios, lowered suspension for better aerodynamics (lower ride height), and a higher downfore (front spoiler, rear spoiler adjustments) to prevent the car from raising off the ground, this car reaches upwards of 262mph when raced against other cars on the Test Course. Note: By setting the gear ratios to wide will not give the highest top speed. You must also consider the fact that you have a given amount of track to accelerate on the straight away. Therefore, you also have to fine tune the individual gear ratios for best performance. This top speed can only be obtained when racing against other fast cars on the test course (180SX Drag). If you have not noticed, your car goes significantly faster when you are behind another cars because of the handicap settings. This setting must be turned on in simulation mode.
The Volkswagen R*Beetle GT which is purchased at their special models area is an excellent FWD race car in Rally and Road races. It has quick acceleration and it is good when competing with cars up to 500hp.
For good handling on mid engine cars use the following settings. With a "Full-Customization suspension", drop "Spring Rate" all the way down on the front and rear (2.0 lbs/in), "Damper Bound" and "Damper Rebound" at level 5, "Camber" 6.2 for the front and 5.2 for the rear, and "Toe" down to -0.20 on front and rear. Set "LSD" initial, "Accel", and "Decel" to 28, "ASCC" to 52 and "TCS" to 26. The car should handle corners fairly well after these adjustments are made.
Go to the Toyota dealer. Go under the special models and purchase the GT-One for 1,000,000 credits. Modify it as much as possible (including stage 4 turbo and excluding for professionals). It will have 946hp and will go approximately 246 mph. Do not mistake it for the Nissan GT1, which only has a speed of 130 mph.
The trick to getting all the best cars in Endurance Racing is to not pick a really high-powered car to run the race. Make a selection that is between 900 to 1100 kg; with a power output of 300-400hp. This will make the racing "hard", but at least you will get a good car at the end of your two-hours. Also, the opposition are not top racing cars; they are rather slow and spin often. Do not be afraid to use FR cars or MR; most Magazines advise using 4WD, but unless you know how to tweak the LSD they tend to be "boring to drive."
The Ford RS200 rally car is great for the low horsepower race events. The RS200 is worth 100,000 credits.
The Ford Focus rally car is a very good car for any endurance race because it excels on turning.
One of the best cars in the game is the Audi TT Limited Edition. It is a special car that costs 1,000,000 credits. This car has excellent acceleration and handling. It can also go about 211 mph on the machine test max speed test.
You can drive 274.1 mph with the GT-One Road Car '98 on the max speed test. Use the following settings: Tires SS SS, Turbo Spec 4, Sping rate 20 20, Ride height: 55 95, Bound 10 10, Rebound 10 10, Camber 2.0 0.0, Toe in 0.0 0.0, Stab. 7 7, 1st 3.295. 2nd 2.047, 3rd 1.425,4th 1.046, 5th .809, 6th .660, final 3.35, auto 25, downforce 52 85, LSD I 16, LSD A 36, LSD D 26. Enter the turns low and make sure you keep the wheels turned left at all times during turn.
Buy a Honda S200 and equip it with all the options that you can buy, including weight reduction and racing modification. It will be the best handling car.
Buy a Audi S4and tune it to the max to get a 4WD car with 601 bhp and superb handling. Also try the 206 WRC Rally Car for 4WD and 480 bhp and the Mitsubishi 3000GT for fine handling, 4WD, with lots of power.
One of the fastest cars in the game is the Toyota GT-OONE with 975hp.
The Mini Cooper, if tuned to the max, is the best car in the game and is better than the Escudo Pikes Peak version.
A good cheap mid-powered car is the Mitsubishi Galant Super VR-4. You can get 460 hp in it. It is good to in the GT League and in the Luxury race.
The Audi S4 is a good car. Its maximum hp is 607, and has a top speed of 240 (only on the test track, racing against high speed cars). It will cost about 35,000 to 45,000. Tune it and go to the Tuned Car Championship.
The Suzuki Escudo is the fastest accelerating car by far. It is possible to get a 8.4 second run at 179mph on the 1/4 mile.
The Mitsubishi Evolution 4 or 5 is the best in handling and luxury sedan type races. With a horsepower of about 400 to 589, this car fully equipped to be a great car.
A good car to use is the Honda S-2000 Special in the East City. Set the rear stabilizer to the highest setting so the back end will not spin out on turns. It has good acceleration and speed.
Get a car that can compete in the 80's Sportscar races. Compete in the last race to win Drag Type A car that is worth 125,000 credits. You can race it in the tuned car races, but you have to set the rebound and stabilizer to the correct setting to keep the back end on the ground. This car is good at accelerating and excels at turning with the correct settings. It does not go faster than the Escudo Pikes Peak, but it is easier to get.
Get a Mazda R-X7 Special in East City for 1 million credits. Change the stabilizer settings to the highest setting to keep the back end on the ground. This car will excel in turning and top speed.
The Mitsubishi Special-Traviom Trampio (second special) excels in turning and is also fast. This car has low horsepower but it makes up for the lost speed with low weight and good turning.
Use the following steps to get a car with a lot of horsepower on the Simulation Disc. Get a Toyota GT-OONE, then go to Special Events in racing mode. Go all the way to the end to the Tuned Turbo Car No.1 Cup. Then win the Test Course in that to get a RR33 Drag GT-r(J) car with 1011 horsepower that can also be sold for 250,000 credits. Note: You cannot go off the track or hit a another car or wall to get it.
The fastest race car is the GT-One Race Car '99. You can get this car to a maximum speed of 278.23 mph after it has been tweaked out. You have to win the car at the "Super Licence Car Test".
To get best four wheel drive car, use the Impreza Rally 2B2 Coupe to beat the Tigra Ice Race Car in "Arcade Mode". Buy the car at the Subaru Dealer in the used car section it is worth about 23,000 credits. Soup it up and tweak it and you could get that car to a speed of about 175.32 mph
To get the best looking drag car, go to the Dodge Dealer section and buy an "Intrepid ES". Tweak it all to the best performance. The maximum speed of this drag car is approxmetly 215.21 and the HP is about 510.
For a good mid-price car buy the Mazda RX-7 Type R. It costs 34,000 credits, but is a very good car. Use it in the 80's Sports Car race. With a little practice you should be able to get first place, 10,000 credits, and a car worth 125,000 credits.
Get enough money to buy a 1999 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI and upgrade it to the maximum (including "For Professionals Only" and the three turbos). This should bring it to around 593 HP. This is too powerful for the third race in the Special Races: Grand Touring Car Trophy (Midifield Raceway). Therefore, go to an endurance race that says "Free" where the HP limit would be. Change your muffler from a "Racing" to a "Semi-Racing". This will bring it down to 580 HP. If you got all the upgrades in the "Drivetrain" section of your tune up menu, you will be able to defeat the CPU opponents easily. The first place prize is 30,000 credits and a car worth 250,000 credits. Sell it for a total of 280,000 credits. Repeat as desired.
If you win enough races on the simulation disc, purchase the Dodge Neon R/T or ACR. Modify it to the max with high performance exhaust, tires, etc. Then, take it on the Max Speed course. The Neon will exceed speeds of 155 mph and do the 1/4 mile in 14 seconds (400 meters). It will run great for under 20,000 credits.
The purple Concept Car is the fastest car in the game. When properly tuned, it will beat any car in the game, including the GTO Twin Turbo and Skylines, by a good ten seconds in a three lap race.
Go to the Chevrolet dealer in South City and buy a '95 or '96 Corvette. Fully upgrade it, and make sure to get the level 3 NA tune-up upgrade instead of a Turbo upgrade. When it is fully upgraded, it should have 667 horsepower and be able to easily hit 215 mph. Note: You do not need the racing upgrade or any of the "professional" upgrades -- just get the weight reductions.
Get a 1991 Supra Twin-Turbo R, and fit it with the Sport Brake Kit, Sport Tires, Carbon Propeller Shaft, Turbine Kit Stage 2, and Racing Intercooler. It will go pretty fast, hold the road nicely, as well as sound like the Suzuki Escudo.
The Mini Cooper 1.3i is the fastest car in the game when fully upgraded and also has great handling. The car can do over 250km/h on the Test course.
Get the license to run in a race. Then, go to Toyota and choose "Used". Search for a red Skyline '91 with 187 hp and buy it. Go back and go to "Tune" and "Suspension" Buy the sports car suspension and equip it. Go back and choose "Engine". Buy a chip and equip it. Go to race and do your best.
When you have more than 30,000 credits, go to Mitstubishi and get the Galant with the big spoiler. Supe up the car to as close to 394 hp as possible. Then, go to the 80's Sports Car Cup and compete in the Tahiti Road Race. If you win, you will get 10,000 credits and a suped Nissan Skyline old version. Take that car and go to the Super Speedway in the GT All-Stars Event and race. If you win, you will get a bad car and 50,000 credits. Keep racing that track until you get 2 million credits. Buy the Escudo Pikes Peak version and race at the Red Rock Valley in Gt All-Stars (where you need an IA license). If you win, you will get 50,000 credits and the TVR Speed 12 which sells for 500,000 credits. Repeat the Red Rock Valley race to get 2 million credits in four races.
The Toyota GT One road version is the fastest car in the arcade disc. Set the number of laps to 40, go into Road Race, and after you start lapping the other cars you will notice the draft. It is possible to get over 286 mph.
Start by buying a used car from Nissan, preferably one of the Skylines that cost about 8,225 credits. Then, using the rest of your money, fix up the car the little bit that you can. Then, start to race in the High Speed Ring at the Sunday Cup. Keep racing in that race until you have about 270 horsepower. Then, go to the High Speed Ring race in Luxury Sedan Cup. All of these races are in Special Events. You will earn 10,000 credits and a car worth 12,750 credits. It is recommended that you sell it. Once you have fixed your car to the max (should have about 325 hp), buy super soft racing tires. Then, start saving until you have about 80,000 credits. Once done, go to Dodge dealership located in South City. Buy the Viper with the stripes. Then, continue to race in the High Speed Ring until you have your car to the maximum horsepower (about 706). During this period, when your car exceeds 591 hp, you cannot race in that race. Go back to your Skyline. Continue to race until the Viper has everything put on it. Skip any part that is marked "N/A. Then, use the Viper to go into the Gran Turismo All Stars race on the very last page of Special Events. Go to the race Special Track R5 or something similar and compete in it. This race is very difficult, even with a Viper. You can get 50,000 credits every time that you win, along with a car worth 12,750 credits. It is recommended that you also sell that. Buy the Racing Modification for the Viper. It costs 85,000 credits. Once done, keep racing in the same event until you have about 600,000 credits. Then, go to the Vector dealership and buy the most expensive car, the second one, for 420,000 credits. This car has a lot of horsepower, but less than your Viper, however that will soon change. Start to equip everything you can for this car. There are a lot of "N/A"s, but do not worry. Make sure to buy the racing super soft tires. If you do not have enough money to buy everything, keep racing with the faster car. Once you have equipped everything to the Vector, it should have about 740 horsepower. Go to the Tuned Turbo Car No.1 Cup on the last page of Special Events. Race on the Test Track. For every win, you will receive 50,000 credits, plus one of three cars which is randomly selected. The cars are a Skyline worth about 17,000 credits, another Skyline worth about 30,000 credits, and a drag racing car worth 250,000 credits with 1,011 horsepower. Howeverm your Vector is much better, as the maximum speed is only 218 mph and the steering is very bad. Therefore, it is recommended that you also sell that car. Keep saving until you have 2,000,000 credits, which will require a long time. Then, go to the Suzuki dealership in East City. Go to the special cars and buy the Escudo Pikes Peak version. This car has 981 hp, and will do you good. Note: You should get all of this done within 130 days of game time.
Record times
It is not possible to set record times on the simulation disc. The only way to set record times for a track is on the Arcade disc in time trial mode.
Drive 470 kph
Get an S license, select arcade mode, and go to Motor Sport Land. Get your 180SX Drag (not the Skiline drag) -- it weighs under a ton. Go to the corner after the hill. Go flat tack so the reverse sign appears, and drive straight into the hill. You will go through it and just keep going (it will say off course). You will not be able to go fast if it is like your on the dirt. You will see mirages of the track and need the gearing right. This is why the map is so small. If you want to get back on the track, you must keep your green dot on the screen.
Better car performance
On any car that has full racing gears, go to change parts menu and select "Gear". Make sure "Auto Setup" is set to "Wide" for more top end speed.
Changing the setup to "Wide" will result in more top end speed. Move the setup to "Close" for more acceleration. The only reason to change the setting is from track to track. For example, for the Test Track, set it all the way to the right. For tracks such as the Special R5 track, set it all the way to the left.
Do not buy too many cars
When entering the Special Events races, it is not necessary to have the same kind of car as the event specifies. (i.e. You do not need a muscle car to race in the Muscle Car Classic.) With the exception of the drivetrain specific events (FF, FR, MR, 4WD) and the Tuned/NA races, as long as your car meets the horsepower requirements, you do not need the kind of car that the title specifies. Basically, pick the car that you like the most, and race all of the races you can within the horsepower restrictions. Doing this means you do not have to buy a luxury sedan to compete in the Luxury Sedan Cup, etc.
Rearrange cars in garage
Press [Start] when browsing trough the list of cars to send the highlighted car to the top of the list.
Using soft or medium tires in Endurance Easier turning
When in a turn, hit the brakes until your hear your tires squeal. Then, turn with the D-Pad.
Go to the "Settings" menu and press [L1] go to "Suspension". Select the first option and put this to the minimum. Then, select the second option and do the same. Note: This is very effective with the racing Mazda RX.
Almost flip car over
Although it is impossible to flip your car over on ether disc, there is a way to give your car a wild ride. Buy a Suzuki Escudo Pike's Peak version and enter a race at the Green Forest Roadway. Set up your car so that the downforce on the rear is at its highest and front at its lowest. On the bumps, your car should be at a 90+ degree angle.
View opponent replay
Press [Up] or [Down] while watching your own replay pad to select the car that you wish to see the replay from. Note: You must be racing against the CPU or another player for this trick to work.
Easy first place in arcade mode
Purchase a "special" model car on the simulation mode disc, which costs approximately 500,000 to 1,000,000 credits. Save the game. On the arcade disc, choose to load the simulation mode game. When choosing the class of car in a race, choose "home garage" and use your new car.
Listen to entire music track
Simply brake until your car is stationary or just choose 3 or 5 laps at the options menu.
Glitch: Jump inside another car
While racing on the Laguna Seca track, let the other cars get slightly ahead of you. Then, when you are coming to the hard S-turn at the top of the hill, hit it at full speed and jump over the other cars. If you land just right on top of another car you will land inside each other.
This can also be done on the Tahiti Dirt Road, where there are about three large jumps going backwards.
Glitch: Drunken Rally Car
Enter the Tahiti Maze Rally Race and compete against the Rally Car. Watch the car towards the beginning of the race.
Glitch: Stuck car
In the Apricot Hill race under the GT Euro-Pacific League races, on the second and third laps the Mercedes-Benz AMG E55 will stop with the back bumper against the wall on the sharp turn at the beginning of the track. It will sit there and not move until the race is over.
No cars can be won here, but all of the GT National races must be won before moving on. A good car to use is the Honda S2000, outfitted with a racing upgrade and soft tires. You can add more upgrades, but do not go much higher than about 200 hp or you will be to powerful to get into the correct races.
Winning the GT Euro-Pacific League races
Win the Seattle Circuit first, then use the Racing Type Mazda RX-7 LM Edition or Racing Type Dodge Concept car LM Edition to win the rest.
Winning the GT International League Easy credits
Two memory cards are required for this trick. Make sure memory card in slot two has enough space for saving. Load the game and buy a number of cars. Save these onto memory card one. Go to the file management screen and copy the saved game file to memory card two, so that both cards have the same saved game file. Reload the game and sell all your cars on memory card one. After doing this, you can then transfer your saved cars back from memory card two onto memory card one. Keep using this method and to get easy credits and get cars quicker.
Good cars
Buy a Mitsubishi 3000GT and enter into the 4WD Race. After winning that race you will receive a car that is great but only worth 125,000 credits. It has great handling and speed
First, get a fast car like a Suzuki Escudo Pikes Peak Version. Then, go to the Tuned-Turbo Challenge and enter the Test Course. If you win, you will get 50,000 credits and a drag car that is worth 250,000 credits. You have to defeat the drag car to obtain it. The drag car does not corner very well, so take them slow.
The Suzuki Escudo Pikes Peak Version hauls at speeds well over 200, and turns on a dime with 4WD. This is a rally car but can also win road races easily. You cannot upgrade from the original way because the car is already maxed. It may not be the fastest, but it is definitely one of them. It also gets to its top speed quicker than other cars.
If you win the Drag 180sx car, go to Turbo Charged Races and race on the Test Course. Then go to the settings menu and then change the gears to as wide as it can go. Race and car will get up to 174 mph.
When you raise up 2,000,000 credits, go to the Suzuki dealer and buy the Escudo Pikes Peak Version. With this, you should be able to win any free race.
Get a fast car with good handling. Go to the Gran Turismo All Stars and win Red Rock Valley to get the TVR Speed 12.
Get first place in the 100 mile Seattle Circuit endurance race twice in a row and win the Ford GT90, the best car in the game. Alternately, complete the race in under an hour (with a car such as a Ford GT40 tuned to the max).
When you win a Nissan R390 GT1 Road Car it only has 351hp. Go to Nissan and max it out to increase it to 833hp. It can now do 254 mph on the Test Track 3 lap race.
Purchase a Ford Taurus and upgrade to the max. Then, upgrade to race modification and you will get a Mark Martin Valvoline Ford Taurus Winston Cup car.
Buy the Volkswagen New Beetle GT (the special that costs 500,000 credits). It has great handling, great pickup speed, and it does not max out at high RPMs.
Use the following steps to boost up a Nissan Skyline GTR V-spec (R34) to 230+ miles per hour and have better performance. In order to do this you have to totally tune up the vehicle, max out on everything except the racing modifications. At first it will only go 176 mph. Go to the settings at the race menu, press [L1] button to switch the settings and at the first menu, make sure the "Dampers Bound" and "Rebound" are at "7", the "Spring Rate" in the front is "7.2", and in the rear "9.0", "Stabilizers" at "1.3" front and rear, "Ride Height" down to "85 inches" front and rear. Then go to "Brakes" and make sure the settings for the "Brake Controller level" are "12" front and rear. Go to "Gears" and set the "Gear Ratio" to the following, but record the old settings before changing them: 1st- 3.385, 2nd- 2.147, 3rd- 1.516, 4th- 1.128, 5th- 0.884, 6th- 0.730, and Final- 3.585. Make sure the "Auto Setup" is at "25", (to the far right). If it is still not reaching 230+, drop all the settings by 10 except for the Final gear. Then, go to the last setting, with the LSDs, and set the LSD initial- 6, Both, LSD Accel.- 36, Both, LSD Decel.- 16, Both, ASCC- 101, and the TCSC- 5. Now the Skyline should hit 230+ on the test course, have quicker acceleration, and perform a little better.
The best car in the game is an Opel Tigra Ice Rally car. It is great in acceleration, speed, and handling.
Buy a Ford Taurus SHO '99 and get weight reduction steps one through three. Then, get it racing modified. The car will be Mark Martin's number 6 race car.
Go to Suzuki Motors and look under Special Car or Limited Edition(?). Find the Go Cart (it may be called Pike's Peak) that has over 900hp. It is very expensive, but is very light. Buy it and fit it with racing slicks. You can take it to any race for racing modified cars and it will easily beat the other cars.
The best car to run to achieve top speed at the Test Course is the 180 Sx Drag car. Drop the spring rate on the front and rear to "8.0", set the damper bound and rebound to "7", ride height to "105", camber on the front to "2.0" and the rear to "1.8", stabilizers to "6" front and rear, final gear ratio to "3.100", shift pattern to "28", spoilers to "30" on the front and "43" on the rear, limited slip to 12 int. 30 accel. and 10 decel. You can get the car to 273 mph.
The fastest car you can buy In the game is the Toyota GT One Road Car '98. It can go to at least 266 mph on the test track on only one lap. The easiest car to make money with is the Suzuki Escudo. The Suzuki Cutlus is also a good car but goes about 20 mph slower than the Escudo but has about the same great acceleration. The best track to race The Escudo on for money purposes is the Red Rock Valley under Gran Turismo All Stars. Win as many times as needed to get 50,000 credits and a car worth 500,000 credits.
Many players may think that the fastest car in the game is the Suzuki Escudo Pine Peak Version or the Nissan Skyline. However, this is not true -- it is the TVR Speed 12 (the version that is awarded after winning a race, and not the one purchased for 500,000 credits). When completely modified with full racing suspension, tweaked out gear ratios, lowered suspension for better aerodynamics (lower ride height), and a higher downfore (front spoiler, rear spoiler adjustments) to prevent the car from raising off the ground, this car reaches upwards of 262mph when raced against other cars on the Test Course. Note: By setting the gear ratios to wide will not give the highest top speed. You must also consider the fact that you have a given amount of track to accelerate on the straight away. Therefore, you also have to fine tune the individual gear ratios for best performance. This top speed can only be obtained when racing against other fast cars on the test course (180SX Drag). If you have not noticed, your car goes significantly faster when you are behind another cars because of the handicap settings. This setting must be turned on in simulation mode.
The Volkswagen R*Beetle GT which is purchased at their special models area is an excellent FWD race car in Rally and Road races. It has quick acceleration and it is good when competing with cars up to 500hp.
For good handling on mid engine cars use the following settings. With a "Full-Customization suspension", drop "Spring Rate" all the way down on the front and rear (2.0 lbs/in), "Damper Bound" and "Damper Rebound" at level 5, "Camber" 6.2 for the front and 5.2 for the rear, and "Toe" down to -0.20 on front and rear. Set "LSD" initial, "Accel", and "Decel" to 28, "ASCC" to 52 and "TCS" to 26. The car should handle corners fairly well after these adjustments are made.
Go to the Toyota dealer. Go under the special models and purchase the GT-One for 1,000,000 credits. Modify it as much as possible (including stage 4 turbo and excluding for professionals). It will have 946hp and will go approximately 246 mph. Do not mistake it for the Nissan GT1, which only has a speed of 130 mph.
The trick to getting all the best cars in Endurance Racing is to not pick a really high-powered car to run the race. Make a selection that is between 900 to 1100 kg; with a power output of 300-400hp. This will make the racing "hard", but at least you will get a good car at the end of your two-hours. Also, the opposition are not top racing cars; they are rather slow and spin often. Do not be afraid to use FR cars or MR; most Magazines advise using 4WD, but unless you know how to tweak the LSD they tend to be "boring to drive."
The Ford RS200 rally car is great for the low horsepower race events. The RS200 is worth 100,000 credits.
The Ford Focus rally car is a very good car for any endurance race because it excels on turning.
One of the best cars in the game is the Audi TT Limited Edition. It is a special car that costs 1,000,000 credits. This car has excellent acceleration and handling. It can also go about 211 mph on the machine test max speed test.
You can drive 274.1 mph with the GT-One Road Car '98 on the max speed test. Use the following settings: Tires SS SS, Turbo Spec 4, Sping rate 20 20, Ride height: 55 95, Bound 10 10, Rebound 10 10, Camber 2.0 0.0, Toe in 0.0 0.0, Stab. 7 7, 1st 3.295. 2nd 2.047, 3rd 1.425,4th 1.046, 5th .809, 6th .660, final 3.35, auto 25, downforce 52 85, LSD I 16, LSD A 36, LSD D 26. Enter the turns low and make sure you keep the wheels turned left at all times during turn.
Buy a Honda S200 and equip it with all the options that you can buy, including weight reduction and racing modification. It will be the best handling car.
Buy a Audi S4and tune it to the max to get a 4WD car with 601 bhp and superb handling. Also try the 206 WRC Rally Car for 4WD and 480 bhp and the Mitsubishi 3000GT for fine handling, 4WD, with lots of power.
One of the fastest cars in the game is the Toyota GT-OONE with 975hp.
The Mini Cooper, if tuned to the max, is the best car in the game and is better than the Escudo Pikes Peak version.
A good cheap mid-powered car is the Mitsubishi Galant Super VR-4. You can get 460 hp in it. It is good to in the GT League and in the Luxury race.
The Audi S4 is a good car. Its maximum hp is 607, and has a top speed of 240 (only on the test track, racing against high speed cars). It will cost about 35,000 to 45,000. Tune it and go to the Tuned Car Championship.
The Suzuki Escudo is the fastest accelerating car by far. It is possible to get a 8.4 second run at 179mph on the 1/4 mile.
The Mitsubishi Evolution 4 or 5 is the best in handling and luxury sedan type races. With a horsepower of about 400 to 589, this car fully equipped to be a great car.
A good car to use is the Honda S-2000 Special in the East City. Set the rear stabilizer to the highest setting so the back end will not spin out on turns. It has good acceleration and speed.
Get a car that can compete in the 80's Sportscar races. Compete in the last race to win Drag Type A car that is worth 125,000 credits. You can race it in the tuned car races, but you have to set the rebound and stabilizer to the correct setting to keep the back end on the ground. This car is good at accelerating and excels at turning with the correct settings. It does not go faster than the Escudo Pikes Peak, but it is easier to get.
Get a Mazda R-X7 Special in East City for 1 million credits. Change the stabilizer settings to the highest setting to keep the back end on the ground. This car will excel in turning and top speed.
The Mitsubishi Special-Traviom Trampio (second special) excels in turning and is also fast. This car has low horsepower but it makes up for the lost speed with low weight and good turning.
Use the following steps to get a car with a lot of horsepower on the Simulation Disc. Get a Toyota GT-OONE, then go to Special Events in racing mode. Go all the way to the end to the Tuned Turbo Car No.1 Cup. Then win the Test Course in that to get a RR33 Drag GT-r(J) car with 1011 horsepower that can also be sold for 250,000 credits. Note: You cannot go off the track or hit a another car or wall to get it.
The fastest race car is the GT-One Race Car '99. You can get this car to a maximum speed of 278.23 mph after it has been tweaked out. You have to win the car at the "Super Licence Car Test".
To get best four wheel drive car, use the Impreza Rally 2B2 Coupe to beat the Tigra Ice Race Car in "Arcade Mode". Buy the car at the Subaru Dealer in the used car section it is worth about 23,000 credits. Soup it up and tweak it and you could get that car to a speed of about 175.32 mph
To get the best looking drag car, go to the Dodge Dealer section and buy an "Intrepid ES". Tweak it all to the best performance. The maximum speed of this drag car is approxmetly 215.21 and the HP is about 510.
For a good mid-price car buy the Mazda RX-7 Type R. It costs 34,000 credits, but is a very good car. Use it in the 80's Sports Car race. With a little practice you should be able to get first place, 10,000 credits, and a car worth 125,000 credits.
Get enough money to buy a 1999 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VI and upgrade it to the maximum (including "For Professionals Only" and the three turbos). This should bring it to around 593 HP. This is too powerful for the third race in the Special Races: Grand Touring Car Trophy (Midifield Raceway). Therefore, go to an endurance race that says "Free" where the HP limit would be. Change your muffler from a "Racing" to a "Semi-Racing". This will bring it down to 580 HP. If you got all the upgrades in the "Drivetrain" section of your tune up menu, you will be able to defeat the CPU opponents easily. The first place prize is 30,000 credits and a car worth 250,000 credits. Sell it for a total of 280,000 credits. Repeat as desired.
If you win enough races on the simulation disc, purchase the Dodge Neon R/T or ACR. Modify it to the max with high performance exhaust, tires, etc. Then, take it on the Max Speed course. The Neon will exceed speeds of 155 mph and do the 1/4 mile in 14 seconds (400 meters). It will run great for under 20,000 credits.
The purple Concept Car is the fastest car in the game. When properly tuned, it will beat any car in the game, including the GTO Twin Turbo and Skylines, by a good ten seconds in a three lap race.
Go to the Chevrolet dealer in South City and buy a '95 or '96 Corvette. Fully upgrade it, and make sure to get the level 3 NA tune-up upgrade instead of a Turbo upgrade. When it is fully upgraded, it should have 667 horsepower and be able to easily hit 215 mph. Note: You do not need the racing upgrade or any of the "professional" upgrades -- just get the weight reductions.
Get a 1991 Supra Twin-Turbo R, and fit it with the Sport Brake Kit, Sport Tires, Carbon Propeller Shaft, Turbine Kit Stage 2, and Racing Intercooler. It will go pretty fast, hold the road nicely, as well as sound like the Suzuki Escudo.
The Mini Cooper 1.3i is the fastest car in the game when fully upgraded and also has great handling. The car can do over 250km/h on the Test course.
Get the license to run in a race. Then, go to Toyota and choose "Used". Search for a red Skyline '91 with 187 hp and buy it. Go back and go to "Tune" and "Suspension" Buy the sports car suspension and equip it. Go back and choose "Engine". Buy a chip and equip it. Go to race and do your best.
When you have more than 30,000 credits, go to Mitstubishi and get the Galant with the big spoiler. Supe up the car to as close to 394 hp as possible. Then, go to the 80's Sports Car Cup and compete in the Tahiti Road Race. If you win, you will get 10,000 credits and a suped Nissan Skyline old version. Take that car and go to the Super Speedway in the GT All-Stars Event and race. If you win, you will get a bad car and 50,000 credits. Keep racing that track until you get 2 million credits. Buy the Escudo Pikes Peak version and race at the Red Rock Valley in Gt All-Stars (where you need an IA license). If you win, you will get 50,000 credits and the TVR Speed 12 which sells for 500,000 credits. Repeat the Red Rock Valley race to get 2 million credits in four races.
The Toyota GT One road version is the fastest car in the arcade disc. Set the number of laps to 40, go into Road Race, and after you start lapping the other cars you will notice the draft. It is possible to get over 286 mph.
Start by buying a used car from Nissan, preferably one of the Skylines that cost about 8,225 credits. Then, using the rest of your money, fix up the car the little bit that you can. Then, start to race in the High Speed Ring at the Sunday Cup. Keep racing in that race until you have about 270 horsepower. Then, go to the High Speed Ring race in Luxury Sedan Cup. All of these races are in Special Events. You will earn 10,000 credits and a car worth 12,750 credits. It is recommended that you sell it. Once you have fixed your car to the max (should have about 325 hp), buy super soft racing tires. Then, start saving until you have about 80,000 credits. Once done, go to Dodge dealership located in South City. Buy the Viper with the stripes. Then, continue to race in the High Speed Ring until you have your car to the maximum horsepower (about 706). During this period, when your car exceeds 591 hp, you cannot race in that race. Go back to your Skyline. Continue to race until the Viper has everything put on it. Skip any part that is marked "N/A. Then, use the Viper to go into the Gran Turismo All Stars race on the very last page of Special Events. Go to the race Special Track R5 or something similar and compete in it. This race is very difficult, even with a Viper. You can get 50,000 credits every time that you win, along with a car worth 12,750 credits. It is recommended that you also sell that. Buy the Racing Modification for the Viper. It costs 85,000 credits. Once done, keep racing in the same event until you have about 600,000 credits. Then, go to the Vector dealership and buy the most expensive car, the second one, for 420,000 credits. This car has a lot of horsepower, but less than your Viper, however that will soon change. Start to equip everything you can for this car. There are a lot of "N/A"s, but do not worry. Make sure to buy the racing super soft tires. If you do not have enough money to buy everything, keep racing with the faster car. Once you have equipped everything to the Vector, it should have about 740 horsepower. Go to the Tuned Turbo Car No.1 Cup on the last page of Special Events. Race on the Test Track. For every win, you will receive 50,000 credits, plus one of three cars which is randomly selected. The cars are a Skyline worth about 17,000 credits, another Skyline worth about 30,000 credits, and a drag racing car worth 250,000 credits with 1,011 horsepower. Howeverm your Vector is much better, as the maximum speed is only 218 mph and the steering is very bad. Therefore, it is recommended that you also sell that car. Keep saving until you have 2,000,000 credits, which will require a long time. Then, go to the Suzuki dealership in East City. Go to the special cars and buy the Escudo Pikes Peak version. This car has 981 hp, and will do you good. Note: You should get all of this done within 130 days of game time.
Record times
It is not possible to set record times on the simulation disc. The only way to set record times for a track is on the Arcade disc in time trial mode.
Drive 470 kph
Get an S license, select arcade mode, and go to Motor Sport Land. Get your 180SX Drag (not the Skiline drag) -- it weighs under a ton. Go to the corner after the hill. Go flat tack so the reverse sign appears, and drive straight into the hill. You will go through it and just keep going (it will say off course). You will not be able to go fast if it is like your on the dirt. You will see mirages of the track and need the gearing right. This is why the map is so small. If you want to get back on the track, you must keep your green dot on the screen.
Better car performance
On any car that has full racing gears, go to change parts menu and select "Gear". Make sure "Auto Setup" is set to "Wide" for more top end speed.
Changing the setup to "Wide" will result in more top end speed. Move the setup to "Close" for more acceleration. The only reason to change the setting is from track to track. For example, for the Test Track, set it all the way to the right. For tracks such as the Special R5 track, set it all the way to the left.
Do not buy too many cars
When entering the Special Events races, it is not necessary to have the same kind of car as the event specifies. (i.e. You do not need a muscle car to race in the Muscle Car Classic.) With the exception of the drivetrain specific events (FF, FR, MR, 4WD) and the Tuned/NA races, as long as your car meets the horsepower requirements, you do not need the kind of car that the title specifies. Basically, pick the car that you like the most, and race all of the races you can within the horsepower restrictions. Doing this means you do not have to buy a luxury sedan to compete in the Luxury Sedan Cup, etc.
Rearrange cars in garage
Press [Start] when browsing trough the list of cars to send the highlighted car to the top of the list.
Using soft or medium tires in Endurance Easier turning
When in a turn, hit the brakes until your hear your tires squeal. Then, turn with the D-Pad.
Go to the "Settings" menu and press [L1] go to "Suspension". Select the first option and put this to the minimum. Then, select the second option and do the same. Note: This is very effective with the racing Mazda RX.
Almost flip car over
Although it is impossible to flip your car over on ether disc, there is a way to give your car a wild ride. Buy a Suzuki Escudo Pike's Peak version and enter a race at the Green Forest Roadway. Set up your car so that the downforce on the rear is at its highest and front at its lowest. On the bumps, your car should be at a 90+ degree angle.
View opponent replay
Press [Up] or [Down] while watching your own replay pad to select the car that you wish to see the replay from. Note: You must be racing against the CPU or another player for this trick to work.
Easy first place in arcade mode
Purchase a "special" model car on the simulation mode disc, which costs approximately 500,000 to 1,000,000 credits. Save the game. On the arcade disc, choose to load the simulation mode game. When choosing the class of car in a race, choose "home garage" and use your new car.
Listen to entire music track
Simply brake until your car is stationary or just choose 3 or 5 laps at the options menu.
Glitch: Jump inside another car
While racing on the Laguna Seca track, let the other cars get slightly ahead of you. Then, when you are coming to the hard S-turn at the top of the hill, hit it at full speed and jump over the other cars. If you land just right on top of another car you will land inside each other.
This can also be done on the Tahiti Dirt Road, where there are about three large jumps going backwards.
Glitch: Drunken Rally Car
Enter the Tahiti Maze Rally Race and compete against the Rally Car. Watch the car towards the beginning of the race.
Glitch: Stuck car
In the Apricot Hill race under the GT Euro-Pacific League races, on the second and third laps the Mercedes-Benz AMG E55 will stop with the back bumper against the wall on the sharp turn at the beginning of the track. It will sit there and not move until the race is over.
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