This car has a top speed of 115.50 MPH, which is good for a car of this class. The real-world Toyota Soarer inspired the Previon. This is a two-door coupe that can be purchased off of Southern San Andreas for $1.49M or $1,117,500 after the trade price. In our eighth spot, we have the Karin Previon.
There is a wide variety of racing stripes available for this car, but don’t expect anything too outlandish.
It’s hard to describe unless you’ve used this car before, but turning isn’t really its strong suit.ĭespite my disdain for the way it handles, it has excellent customization and it’s one of the best-looking cars in my garage. Due to the way the car is shaped, turns can feel a little…stiff. I’ve personally won a few races with its good acceleration, but I wouldn’t recommend you use it on street races with lots of corners. It has an acceptable (but not outstanding) top speed of 115.25 MPH. The Vectre - modeled in the image of the Lexus RC F - can be collected from Legendary Motorsports for $1,785,000 or for a trade price of $1,338,750. The Emperor Vectre is personally one of my favorite cars, and it was the first vehicle I won from the Prize Ride Challenge. However, the liveries look great, such as the Classic Vulcar which adds cyan blue and red highlights all around the exterior, with plenty of matching decals to boot. It doesn’t necessarily look bad, but compared to the sports and muscle cars added with the Tuners update, it just can’t keep up. Visually, it’s probably the weakest car on this list. The car does have good braking - partially thanks to its light weight - but can be easy to spin out of control if you’re not careful making turns. This may seem like a high number, but compared to other cars on this list, it’s bound to get left in the dust on the track. It has good acceleration, but its top speed is only 106 MPH. Stat-wise, this car isn’t all that impressive. You can find this vehicle on Southern San Andreas Super Autos. It’s a highly customizable sedan that you can buy for approximately $1.26M (or $945K with the trade price). Rockstar modeled this vehicle after the real-world 974 Nissan/Datsun Sunny Hakotora. Image: Rockstar Games via HGG / Koby Gibson Ross
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