Super License 8 Gold

Frequently Asked Questions for Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec, covering car modifications, obtaining specific cars like the Lamborghini, game completion percentages, and more.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. Can you Racing Modify your car/get a new paint scheme?

   No, GT3 does not allow full Racing Modifications. The development time for the cars alone was extensive, and adding modified versions would have significantly delayed the game's release.

2. How can I get the Lamborghini?

   The Lamborghini is exclusive to the Japanese version of Gran Turismo 3.

3. I won X Race, how come I can't get X car?

   The cars awarded after winning races are random. Keep replaying races until you obtain the desired car.

4. There is supposed to be 6 F1 cars, how come I can only get 2?

   The American version features 6 F1 cars, while the European version has 2. However, the European version offers 3 different paint schemes for these 2 cars, effectively providing 6 variations.

5. I've done everything and only got 98% complete, what's up with that?

   To achieve 100% completion, you must win the Time Attack Mode in Arcade Mode (which is extremely difficult, comparable to earning gold medals in the S-License tests). Completing the Single Race in Arcade Mode also contributes to the completion percentage.

6. Why is the Sprinter Trueno GT-Apex Shigeno Version worth so much?

   The Sprinter Trueno SS is valued at 125,000 CR due to its status as a special model featured in a Japanese/USA comic book.

7. Can you turn your engine off like in the ads?

   No, engine-off functionality is not available in Gran Turismo 3.

8. What's an alloy?

   An alloy refers to an aluminum wheel.

9. Is GT3 going to be released on PSone?

   It is highly unlikely that Gran Turismo 3 will be released on the PSone.

10. How can I ask a question that will appear here?

    Post your question on the author's message boards, the address for which is provided at the top of the FAQ.

11. I emailed you but you never responded. Why?

    The author receives a large volume of emails and cannot respond to every one to maintain productivity.

12. I was just wondering why they called the option Trading, trading. I mean you aren't trading cars your buying them. Am I right or am i missing an option so your can trade one car for another?

    You are correct; the option is called