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In the above situation, when the sharing is confirmed, player 2 will receive the Vibe, the RX-7 and the Corolla, and when the reverse-sharing prompt is answered, player 1 receives the 120i, the F-150, and the Raybrig NSX. This way, sharing only a single car is not possible. This action sends all shareable cars not owned by the other player to them in return, the other player can also get cars they don't yet own from the player. Each car has a status if it can be shared or traded, visible in the Car Details screen or in the dealership (SP Model cars are neither shareable nor tradeable there are also no cars that can be both shared and traded in the game).Р”Р‡or cars marked as Shareable, cars can be shared by using Send Car feature, with the recipient choosing Receive Car in said menu. Trading in GTPSP involves wireless (Wi-Fi) ad-hoc networking, and can be done from the Share & Trade menu within the Multiplayer menu. Gran Turismo PSP See also Category:GTPSP Shareable cars and Category:GTPSP Tradeable cars for a list of cars bearing each trade type. Note that in order to perform trades, the save data the player wants to buy the cars from must have the same region as the player's current game data.

#Gran turismo psp save data with nickname for free#

Conversely, in GT1, it is possible to buy the Dodge Concept Car (obtained from B License all-gold prize) for free due to lack of sale price (in order to prevent the car from being bought from the Dodge dealership), but the car cannot be removed once obtained because of this. However, in GT3, three hidden cars, the Porsche 911 GT3 (996) '01, Lancia STRATOS '73, and Lancia STRATOS Rally Car '77, cannot be purchased using the trade feature, as they are flagged as not for sale. Memory card trades can also be done to obtain hidden/unused cars semi-legitimately in both GT2 and GT3 (as well as the two Arcade Mode only cars in international versions of GT1). In most games, it can also be exploited to duplicate the player's own cars, especially in GT2 and GT3 where trading can be done from any memory card slot, as well to rebuy cars the player may have accidentally sold, assuming the game have not been saved following the sale (in GT4, the game saves automatically when a car is sold to prevent this). The trade function can also be used to just view the contents of a memory card's garage data, either the player's own or another memory card's data. Additionally, tuning parts are no longer carried when the player purchases the car. In GT4, where car prices are instead determined by the car's mileage, for cars that have no selling value and can only be removed from the garage, the game imposes an universal trade-in price of Cr.

Like buying a regular car, buying cars using this method costs the player credits when a car is tuned, the costs of parts (including Racing Modifications in GT1 and GT2) are added to the base car price. Trading is done from the Trade option in the My Home in GT/Simulation Mode, except in GT2, where it is located in the Data Transfer menu within the title screen (meaning it is possible to trade cars even from Arcade Mode disc). Trading in the first four numbered games involves memory cards, and allows players to buy a car stored on a save data stored in another memory card located in slot 2 (in GT2 and GT3, it is also possible to buy cars from memory card in slot 1).