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How long did it take to DL? I might DL this afternoon while I nap.
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*Please note that to purchase the DLC and the Family Upgrade, the region of your GT5 disc (Regions: Europe, North America, Japan, Asia) and the region of the PSN account which is used to sign in to the PlayStation[emoji]174[/emoji]Store (selected when setting the address during account creation) must match. For example, if a user who owns the North American disc purchases the DLCs and Family Upgrade with an account that has a UK address and location, they will not be able to use the DLC using the North American game disc.
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So there you have it, folks. Still won't work. Sigh. 
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*Please note that to purchase the DLC and the Family Upgrade, the region of your GT5 disc (Regions: Europe, North America, Japan, Asia) and the region of the PSN account which is used to sign in to the PlayStation[emoji]174[/emoji]Store (selected when setting the address during account creation) must match. For example, if a user who owns the North American disc purchases the DLCs and Family Upgrade with an account that has a UK address and location, they will not be able to use the DLC using the North American game disc.
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So there you have it, folks. Still won't work. Sigh. 
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Originally Posted by finnns2003

How long did it take to DL? I might DL this afternoon while I nap.
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For me, 10-15m...
The "sound improvements" weren't significant, but to me, there's definitely a bit more "grunt" from some of the cars.  Oh well.

Nice having wheel-changes on the standards though...

Also was gifted the 86GT... 
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Originally Posted by finnns2003

How long did it take to DL? I might DL this afternoon while I nap.
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For me, 10-15m...
The "sound improvements" weren't significant, but to me, there's definitely a bit more "grunt" from some of the cars.  Oh well.

Nice having wheel-changes on the standards though...

Also was gifted the 86GT... 
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Forgot to add this last week, but there's some good-money to be made here...

http://www.gtplanet.net/g...nline-dealership-update/
To tide gamers over into the New Year, four fresh events were added to GT5′s Seasonal Event roster on 29th December. Here’s a breakdown of the requirements and prizes:

Drift Trial No. 26
 Suzuka East Short Course
1st: 250,000cr 2nd: 150,000cr 3rd: 100,000cr
Tokyo Route 246
1st: 250,000cr 2nd: 150,000cr 3rd: 100,000cr
Time Trial No. 26
 Autumn Ring Mini- 400PP limit
1st: 250,000cr 2nd: 150,000cr 3rd: 100,000cr
Chamonix Main – 345hp limit, 960kg minimum
1st: 250,000cr 2nd: 150,000cr 3rd: 100,000cr

Expert Level Online B-Spec Challenge
 Spa-Francorchamps – 600PP limit, 10 laps
1st: 2,000,000cr 2nd: 1,100,000cr 3rd: 600,000cr
Circuit de la Sarthe 2009/Change Weather/Change Time – 700PP limit, 10 laps
1st: 3,000,000cr 2nd: 1,650,000cr 3rd: 900,000cr

Online A-Spec Challenge
 High Speed Ring – 400PP limit, 3 laps
1st: 200,000cr 2nd: 121,700cr 3rd: 106,900cr
Trial Mountain – 500PP limit, 5 laps
1st: 298,000cr 2nd: 181,300cr 3rd: 159,300cr
Grand Valley Speedway – 650PP limit, 5 laps
1st: 400,000cr 2nd: 243,500cr 3rd: 213,900cr

The A-Spec challenge carries an all Gold prize of a Level 15 Ticket, while the B-Spec challenge’s all Gold prize is a Level 23 Ticket. 

The Online Collector’s Dealership was also updated:
Toyota Tacoma X-Runner ’04 - 24,520cr
Chevrolet Corvette (C4) Grand Sport ’96 – 45,900cr
Dodge Viper GTS ’99 – 78,000cr
Nissan Gran Turismo Skyline GT-R (Pace) ’01 – 100,000cr
Callaway C12 ’03 – 175,880cr
Nissan Pennzoil Nismo GT-R ’99 – 750,000cr
Toyota Denso Sard Supra GT ’00 – 750,000cr
Nissan Calsonic Skyline ’00 – 750,000cr
Nissan Loctite Zexel GT-R ’00 – 750,000cr
Honda Castrol Mugen NSX ’00 – 750,000cr
Toyota au Cerumo Supra ’01 – 750,000cr
Honda Mobil 1 NSX ’01 – 750,000cr
Toyota Woodone Tom’s Supra ’03 – 750,000cr
Honda Takata Dome NSX ’03 – 750,000cr
Opel Astra Touring Car (Opel Team Phoenix) ’00 – 1,000,000cr
Nissan R390 GT1 Race Car ’98 – 3,000,000cr
Toyota GT-ONE Race Car (TS020) ’99 – 3,000,000cr
Pescarolo Courage C60 – Peugeot Race Car ’03 – 4,000,000cr
Pescarolo Courage – Judd GV5 Race Car ’04 – 4,000,000cr
Audi R8 Race Car (Audi PlayStation Team Oreca) ’05 – 4,000,000cr
Gran Turismo Formula Gran Turismo – 5,000,000cr
Audi R8 LMS Race Car (Team PlayStation) ’09 – 5,250,000cr
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Forgot to add this last week, but there's some good-money to be made here...

http://www.gtplanet.net/g...nline-dealership-update/
To tide gamers over into the New Year, four fresh events were added to GT5′s Seasonal Event roster on 29th December. Here’s a breakdown of the requirements and prizes:

Drift Trial No. 26
 Suzuka East Short Course
1st: 250,000cr 2nd: 150,000cr 3rd: 100,000cr
Tokyo Route 246
1st: 250,000cr 2nd: 150,000cr 3rd: 100,000cr
Time Trial No. 26
 Autumn Ring Mini- 400PP limit
1st: 250,000cr 2nd: 150,000cr 3rd: 100,000cr
Chamonix Main – 345hp limit, 960kg minimum
1st: 250,000cr 2nd: 150,000cr 3rd: 100,000cr

Expert Level Online B-Spec Challenge
 Spa-Francorchamps – 600PP limit, 10 laps
1st: 2,000,000cr 2nd: 1,100,000cr 3rd: 600,000cr
Circuit de la Sarthe 2009/Change Weather/Change Time – 700PP limit, 10 laps
1st: 3,000,000cr 2nd: 1,650,000cr 3rd: 900,000cr

Online A-Spec Challenge
 High Speed Ring – 400PP limit, 3 laps
1st: 200,000cr 2nd: 121,700cr 3rd: 106,900cr
Trial Mountain – 500PP limit, 5 laps
1st: 298,000cr 2nd: 181,300cr 3rd: 159,300cr
Grand Valley Speedway – 650PP limit, 5 laps
1st: 400,000cr 2nd: 243,500cr 3rd: 213,900cr

The A-Spec challenge carries an all Gold prize of a Level 15 Ticket, while the B-Spec challenge’s all Gold prize is a Level 23 Ticket. 

The Online Collector’s Dealership was also updated:
Toyota Tacoma X-Runner ’04 - 24,520cr
Chevrolet Corvette (C4) Grand Sport ’96 – 45,900cr
Dodge Viper GTS ’99 – 78,000cr
Nissan Gran Turismo Skyline GT-R (Pace) ’01 – 100,000cr
Callaway C12 ’03 – 175,880cr
Nissan Pennzoil Nismo GT-R ’99 – 750,000cr
Toyota Denso Sard Supra GT ’00 – 750,000cr
Nissan Calsonic Skyline ’00 – 750,000cr
Nissan Loctite Zexel GT-R ’00 – 750,000cr
Honda Castrol Mugen NSX ’00 – 750,000cr
Toyota au Cerumo Supra ’01 – 750,000cr
Honda Mobil 1 NSX ’01 – 750,000cr
Toyota Woodone Tom’s Supra ’03 – 750,000cr
Honda Takata Dome NSX ’03 – 750,000cr
Opel Astra Touring Car (Opel Team Phoenix) ’00 – 1,000,000cr
Nissan R390 GT1 Race Car ’98 – 3,000,000cr
Toyota GT-ONE Race Car (TS020) ’99 – 3,000,000cr
Pescarolo Courage C60 – Peugeot Race Car ’03 – 4,000,000cr
Pescarolo Courage – Judd GV5 Race Car ’04 – 4,000,000cr
Audi R8 Race Car (Audi PlayStation Team Oreca) ’05 – 4,000,000cr
Gran Turismo Formula Gran Turismo – 5,000,000cr
Audi R8 LMS Race Car (Team PlayStation) ’09 – 5,250,000cr
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They're level 35... For Spa with the right car, my Lv28 guy won with a 20+ second gap. Use the 06 NSX w/ mid-range turbo. Start on inters and don't pit when everyone else pits on lap 7.
 
They're level 35... For Spa with the right car, my Lv28 guy won with a 20+ second gap. Use the 06 NSX w/ mid-range turbo. Start on inters and don't pit when everyone else pits on lap 7.
 
The B-Spec seasonals are soooo good for grinding... made over 40mn in the past 2 days... bought the 20mn Ferrari and Ford.

Anyway... new A-spec seasonals.
http://www.gtplanet.net/s...est-gt5-seasonal-events/

The latest addition to GT5′s Seasonal Events roster has just gone live, this time featuring 750PP cars without any further restrictions. The races are:

Grand Valley Speedway, 5 laps
1st: 245,800cr 2nd: 149,600cr 3rd: 131,500cr
Special Stage Route 5, 5 laps
1st: 213,000cr 2nd: 129,700cr 3rd: 114,000cr
Spa-Francorchamps, 5 laps
1st: 294,500cr 2nd: 179,300cr 3rd: 157,500cr
Suzuka, 5 laps
1st: 267,600cr 2nd: 162,900cr 3rd: 143,100cr
Eifel 111A, 5 laps
1st: 228,900cr 2nd: 139,300cr 3rd: 122,400cr

The prize for achieving all golds in this event is a Level 22 Ticket. There has not been an update to the Online Car Dealership at time of writing.
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The B-Spec seasonals are soooo good for grinding... made over 40mn in the past 2 days... bought the 20mn Ferrari and Ford.

Anyway... new A-spec seasonals.
http://www.gtplanet.net/s...est-gt5-seasonal-events/

The latest addition to GT5′s Seasonal Events roster has just gone live, this time featuring 750PP cars without any further restrictions. The races are:

Grand Valley Speedway, 5 laps
1st: 245,800cr 2nd: 149,600cr 3rd: 131,500cr
Special Stage Route 5, 5 laps
1st: 213,000cr 2nd: 129,700cr 3rd: 114,000cr
Spa-Francorchamps, 5 laps
1st: 294,500cr 2nd: 179,300cr 3rd: 157,500cr
Suzuka, 5 laps
1st: 267,600cr 2nd: 162,900cr 3rd: 143,100cr
Eifel 111A, 5 laps
1st: 228,900cr 2nd: 139,300cr 3rd: 122,400cr

The prize for achieving all golds in this event is a Level 22 Ticket. There has not been an update to the Online Car Dealership at time of writing.
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For the B-Spec seasonals I used a 2J for the longer race and an NSX with high RPM turbo for the shorter one. You sort of have to babysit but it was worth it.
 
For the B-Spec seasonals I used a 2J for the longer race and an NSX with high RPM turbo for the shorter one. You sort of have to babysit but it was worth it.
 
I'm at 200% bonus right now, so that 4mn per race for Spa. Still building up my guys to Lv35 and above.

But anyway Finns, like Biggie said, go with the NSX for Spa. I haven't done the LeMans one yet, which I hear is a bit trickier, but nothing a couple good drivers + 2J can't handle.

B-Spec expires at the end of Jan, so keep that in mind.
There's a very good tutorial-thread in GTP in case you're stuck.
 
I'm at 200% bonus right now, so that 4mn per race for Spa. Still building up my guys to Lv35 and above.

But anyway Finns, like Biggie said, go with the NSX for Spa. I haven't done the LeMans one yet, which I hear is a bit trickier, but nothing a couple good drivers + 2J can't handle.

B-Spec expires at the end of Jan, so keep that in mind.
There's a very good tutorial-thread in GTP in case you're stuck.
 
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