How to Start Gran Turismo
Start your Gran Turismo 4 Game (not Arcade Mode)., Go to one of the Used Car Showrooms (I or II). , The best way to choose a car for under 10,000 credits is to choose the most expensive one that has around 160hp or more. , There are many different...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Start your Gran Turismo 4 Game (not Arcade Mode).
One way cars are categorized is by where there engine is compared to the drive wheels.
It's showed by two letters:
FR, RR, FF, MR, and others.
These are the main types. , FF cars are good too but they can not be tuned up a lot later on like FR cars can.
Explaining why is hard so you just have to trust that FR cars are the better choice. ,, You need to take it to GT Auto for a performance Oil Change.
This costs 50 credits. , Head over to the License Center and get Your National B and National A Licenses.
It is time consuming but you have to do it eventually, so you might as well do it now. ,, -
Step 2: Go to one of the Used Car Showrooms (I or II).
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Step 3: The best way to choose a car for under 10
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Step 4: 000 credits is to choose the most expensive one that has around 160hp or more.
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Step 5: There are many different types of cars.
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Step 6: FR cars seem to be the best when it comes to starting out.
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Step 7: Choose a car that cost close to 10
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Step 8: 000 credits but make sure you have at least 100 credits left!
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Step 9: Now that you've bought your first Gran Turismo 4 car.
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Step 10: Now you have to go get your Racing Licenses.
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Step 11: Once you have your National A and B licenses it's time to race!
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Step 12: Start with Sunday Cup under beginner races.
Detailed Guide
One way cars are categorized is by where there engine is compared to the drive wheels.
It's showed by two letters:
FR, RR, FF, MR, and others.
These are the main types. , FF cars are good too but they can not be tuned up a lot later on like FR cars can.
Explaining why is hard so you just have to trust that FR cars are the better choice. ,, You need to take it to GT Auto for a performance Oil Change.
This costs 50 credits. , Head over to the License Center and get Your National B and National A Licenses.
It is time consuming but you have to do it eventually, so you might as well do it now. ,,
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