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Go to Endurance race. See the Laguna Seca 200 mile? If you do good. If you don't your probably blind. If you do, compete in the Laguna Seca 200 mile race. If you win, You get a Celica Rally Car that has 569 horsepower. ( Easy to win the Laguna Seca 200 mile race with a Escudo Peaks Pike Version if you can turn good.)

Go to Special Events at the Race selection screen. Go to the Grand Touring Car Trophy. Race in Midfield Raceway and win. if you do, you get the Unisia Jecs Skyline that you can sell for 250,000 credits. Go back to the Midfield Raceway and race there again 7 more times. After you do that, you will have 2,000,000 credits if you started out with 0 credits before you started all of the Midfield Raceway. THen after that, go to East City and go up to Suzuki. Click that, and then go to Special. CLick that and at first, the Escudo Peaks Pike Version won't come up, but then go top the next one and you'll see the Escudo Peaks Pike VErsion. Buy it. You'll be left with zero credits though so it's a tough choice if you want to buy it. ( You can pretty much win evry single race that the Escudo Peaks Pike VErsion can participate in. If you didn't start out with 0 credits, just do the Midfield Raceway and sell the Unisia Skyline's you get until you get 2,000,000 credits)

Aquire the "B" class license. Get a gold time record for all 10 tests. When done, you will receive a new car in your garage made by Spoon Sports.

Nissan R390 GT1 '97

High Speed Ring= Tom's T020

Red Rock Valley= GT40 '69

Midfield Raceway= Tom's T111

Laguna Seca= Mine's Skyline GT-R

Seattle Circuit= '67 Cobra 427

Grindelwald= XYR '99 Celica Concept Car

Rome Short= '98 Impreza Wagon WRX Sti Ver. V

Grand Valley= '98 Castrol Mugen NSX

80's Sports Car Cup

Laguna Seca= Tom's Angel T01

1st Mine's Skyline GT-R R33

Super Speedway= Mine's Lancer Evolution V

Special Stage Rt. 5= Mine's R34 Skyline GT-R

*This Cup falls under the same circumstance as the "Tuned NA and Turbo Cups"*

2nd Tom's Supra

3rd '96 Camaro Z28 30th Anniversary Edition

Wedsports Celica GT '99

Apricot Hill= Castrol Supra GT '96

Grand Valley= Zexel Skyline GT '97

Apricot Hill 200km= Strato's

Trial Mt. 30laps= Denso Supra GT '99

That's all I have for right now as far as I know the only races I have to beat are a couple more endurance races. I haven't found a dealership event that gives any new cars.

Aquire the "A" CLass Drivers Lisence passing each test with a "Gold" record timing. When done, you will recieve a brand new car in your garage made by Spoon.

Place first on the Seattle Circuit 100 mile with a Nissan R390 Roadcar '97.

First you need at least 2 million bucks. Then go and buy the Toyota GT-1. Go to tune and tune it to the maximum for turbo and other engine modifications. Then get a fully customized gearbox. Then go to machine testing and setup the 'box so that first gear is in the middle of the bar and second is diagonally down left and carry on with this until sixth is right next to the left barrier. (I got to 429.74 kph)

Race As Mark Martin's Nascar Car

Go to Ford. Buy the Ford Taurus. Upgrade it, then race modify it. It will turn into Mark Martin's nascar.

Easy Money

Here's a glitch in Gran Turismo 2! Every race that specifies a certain type of car, i.e. Station Wagons, Muscle Cars, Compact Cars, etc, has no restrictions as to car type! That's right, you can use any car you want! The only restriction is the horsepower. I used a Supra on almost every one of these races and blew'em all away! NOTE: this doesn't work on the drivetrain specific races. (FF, FR, 4WD, etc.)

Don't mess around with any other race for money except the Red Rock Valley race under the GT All Stars. Start out with buying the Suzuki Escudo(It is under the special options and costs two million alone.)Take this car to the Red Rock Valley race of the GT all Stars race. Winning gets you 50,000 dallars and the car you get(a TRV Speed 12) is worth 500,000.

Iain Wilson
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