So i just got in class c recently bought a corvette and used all my points when i hit class b what car should i buy?(just for future reference)
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Cosworth
Cosworth
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the cossie is gonna be the recommended go-to for B class, itll be upgraded and used in A for mudpit. i used a TVR for B class and was no disappointed. it was versatile enough for all tracks without dirt. make sure to save as many points for A class though...i kinda didnt do that
Definitely the Cosworth
Think about the tracks.
I ended up choosing two cars (one priority upgraded and the other with the bare minimum) and I flew through Class B.
Neither was the Cosworth.
- High speed tarmac- round corners keep you from having to brake all the way down to make the corner. Top speed is king
- Acceleration tarmac- hard corners force you to brake all the way down and then get back up to speed. Acceleration is king.
- Partial dirt- handling matters a lot. Acceleration generally trumps speed due to the differences in the surface, but there is too much Tarmac to ignore top speed entirely.
- Full dirt- handling is everything. Acceleration trumps speed due to unpredictable surface.
I ended up choosing two cars (one priority upgraded and the other with the bare minimum) and I flew through Class B.
Neither was the Cosworth.