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Best part about the tedbull cars is slapping your B spec drivers in it and letting them do the long assed enduros.

All while u sleep or go to work.

Comd home and spend and spend the winnings.

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The 2011 Red Bull car in the DLC is even better than the 2010 version I got for free Monday. I have gone from Level 0 to 26 in 5 days on B Spec. Spa looks like an awesome course to drive, well worth the $18.95 IMHO. The other cars are pretty sweet too. Now to order a wheelstandpro for my steering wheel, I got shot down on the Playseat set up by my wife.

I now own the Autech Stagea as well as the RS Four-S which has every mod done to it for laughs. The RS Four-S is now Sonic Silver like my own real life RS Four-S. If only I could put R34 GR rims on the GT5 version like mine has :rolleyes: .

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