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Volt GT #1?

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TAKs420 [3919720]

Thoughts… 

Is Volt GT the best “first car” for Class A?

 

Considering you gain the most racing skill per race by doing the DOCKS 100 LAP races with 99 other racers. And Volt GT is the best car for that track, is the Ford GT40 lookalike the fastest way to grow your skill after reaching Class A?
I picked the Edomondo NSX because it looked to have the best spread over all the tracks but wish I went Volt GT now.!

 


TheHighKnight [3993137]

Imo id go the LFA you get almost as good xp from Speedway 100. Its so close people argue which is better even though I think your right docks so no one come at me lol.  The reason I say LFA first is with the Lamborghini falling out of favor the LFA is now best for 3 tracks. If you do it first or 2nd if you did tempest coming up from B you can basically have a dirt car and 3 good tarmac tracks.

poopypants81 [3440720]

Most people (including myself) only do docks overnight coz it's a long race,. You gain quicker xp doing speedway during the day by getting in as many races as you can. So for xp gain get the Lfa but your ultimate goal is to get a car and setup for every race track.

Rogue [1873490]

The NSX set up tarmac turbo 3 short ratio does okay on Docks, just use that until you have track coverage figured out. You can use it on all the tarmac short tracks too (Docks, Commerce, Industrial, Vector, Sewage, Meltdown, Underdog) so it covers 7 tracks while you work out the LFA for tarmac long tracks and then dirt coverage. 

ne0 [3684659]

you should NOT grind XP while you don't have at least a handful of cars to cover most tracks if you want to take racing seriously, or else you're probably going to have a very hard time recovering from that, as you're getting matched with people with perfect garages and in the same RS bracket you are. 
grind points until you can cover most tracks at least. like Rogue mentioned, get a NSX TS3 to get you started.