Hello everyone,
I'm Broughy1322, and this video is going to show the fastest cars in terms of lap time that cost under 1 million
GTA$ as of the Arena War update. As
always, the position counter is in the top left, with the best lap time the vehicle achieved in the top right. If you're interested in
the performance of all vehicles in the game, check the playlist link in the description, or the pinned comment alongside the top speed testing series.
If you want to know more information about this testing,
including the extent to which it’s accurate and how useful it is for you personally,
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So,
these vehicles are all, like I said, costing under 1 million GTA$, and the prices for each vehicle is in the top left
just underneath the position in their respective classes, and
obviously, over the years, prices of cars in GTA and most of the things have increased quite a lot.
So, it's perhaps unsurprising that a lot of the cars that we're going to see in
this list are actually older vehicles that were released in the early days of GTA Online, or perhaps when the game was first released
at all, because the prices back then were certainly a lot more manageable.
For example, the Feltzer here in seventh place for this list,
it's still in the top five for the sports class, which has a huge number of
vehicles in it now, and it only costs $145,000.
There's so many vehicles that have been released that are slower than a Feltzer in the sports class that cost significantly
more than it, and that is pretty much a similar story.
So even though we had, say, the Elegy Retro Custom, which was—is a more modern vehicle
costing under a million dollars,
It was still significantly more expensive than something like the Feltzer, because it was close to that million-dollar value.
The Cheetah was a good one, and in tenth place, you know,
it’s still pretty good that it can
manage to still be that quick back from the old days, and the same goes for the Infernus here, with a
1:02.9. It is only 29th place in the supercars class, same with the Penetrator here, which is quite far down,
you know, 26th place in supercars,
and still costing significantly more than, say, the Infernus that we've just seen. But there are certain vehicles that, even though they're
quite far down in the supercars class, because classes are so big these days, especially
sports and supercars being in 25th, 26th, 27th places, isn't really just—it doesn't make cars slow,
it’s just that there’s so many cars in such close proximity.
So the Penetrator managed it to take 5th place for this list, but in 4th place, we've got a sports car
which has basically—has always been the ultimate way to get a car that can go quick for a small price,
and that's the Elegy RH8 with a lap time of 1:02.529. Slightly quicker than the Penetrator, and—
it’s still 4th place for the sports class, and it costs nothing; as long as you
link your account to Rockstar Social Club,
You can get the Elegy RH8 for free.
And it's significantly less expensive than converting it into the Elegy Retro Custom, which will actually make it slower as well.
But... coming into the top three
we've basically got the—
the three old boys, the three classic supercars that for a long time, up until really the Ill-Gotten Gains DLCs,
were the top dogs in the supercars class, and for cars overall in the game.
So in third place,
we’ve got the Entity XF, which is significantly quicker than the more modern (and more expensive) Entity XXR,
with 1:02.3. It costs—so basically,
$800,000, which is a bit of a bargain for a lap time like that. It is only 25th in the supercars class, but
considering that first place isn't, you know, it's not too much quicker than that. It’s—
it’s just the fact that the classes are so big. The Turismo R is up next with a 1:01.9, slightly quicker than the Entity with
uh—
a slightly better
cost-to-performance ratio as well, being only half a million dollars—and I say only half a million dollars,
that’s still quite expensive, but in comparison to the multi-million dollar supercars that we have now that—a lot of them are
pretty much not that much quicker than the Turismo R, or oftentimes slower. The Turismo R is one of the best
bang-for-your-buck cars that you can get.
2nd place in this list overall,
it is only beaten by one vehicle that can go quicker than it, and it's
surprising that this vehicle still makes into the top ten for supercars overall. That's the Zentorno!
The old boy Zentorno with a one-minute lap time, 1:00.9, just gets under that one minute-one second lap time.
So it is a full second quicker than the Turismo R,
does manage to get—still retains 10th place in supercars overall,
It is—it was always, when it was released, a very impressive vehicle. It was just monstrous.
Such good acceleration and ability overall. Now, it can't handle—
it can't handle what the top five supercars can do, such as the Vagner, and the high-downforce
vehicles, things like that, but the Zentorno is probably your best bet if you want a
really, really quick supercar that will allow you to compete, if you're good enough, in a random—a random
race with, you know, against other random people. The Zentorno
can quite easily compete with those kind of people in the top cars, because
it’s not that far away, and to only cost $725,000,
less than a million, obviously like all the vehicles here, it’s still a mightily impressive car.
Having said that, I did want to include a little bit of a bonus here, and we'll see this—
for this video, and also for the top speed testing video as well,
which will make a little bit more sense as to why I've chosen this vehicle as the bonus. The
Bati 801 has always been the best land vehicle that you can buy if you want to go quick. It only costs
$15,000, but it's in the top five for the motorcycles class overall, gets a lap time
that’s two seconds pretty much quicker than what we saw from the Zentorno,
58 second lap time. The Bati 801 has always been the
absolute best way to go quickly
for a cheap price. If you're not bothered about whether it's a car or a bike,
the Bati 801 is the best one to use for that.
Now, here, we've got a comparison between the Zentorno and the Elegy RH8.
I just wanted to include these because, in a way, it kind of—
even within this list of cheap cars—it's kind of weird to be calling vehicles that are
costing a million dollars or less cheap, but that's the state of the game right now.
Even in this list, it is quite easy to see that there's a, you know, quite a disparity between
price and performance. You’re paying $725,000 to get a Zentorno,
but you're only gonna be 1.5 seconds per lap slower
by paying nothing for the Elegy RH8. And then when you extrapolate that to all vehicles in the game,
it's certainly not always the case that paying more will give you a quicker vehicle, and
I think the Lynx in the sports class is the perfect example of that,
being one of the slowest vehicles in the entire sports class, but costing $1,735,000
which is one of the highest prices for any sports car in the game, and
the same can certainly be said for a lot of the supercars as well, and muscle cars.
Just because you're not—just because you're paying a lot of money for a car
doesn't necessarily mean that it's going to be giving you great performance, and if money is something that you're
tight on,
these are the vehicles that you want to be keeping an eye on, because these are the absolute quickest vehicles that you can get
for under that magic million-dollar value. So, that's pretty much it.
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