What to look for when buying your virtual racing car, where to find prices, and more.
NB: Our showroom is in process, so I will update here when it goes live.
Upland’s Four Racing Classes
The buying goal for racers should be to buy the highest-performance vehicle in a class. Currently, Uplandme divides racing competitions into four classes.
Class 1 (the elite)–1Rs and special edition 1s.
Class 2 (high-end racing cars)–1Es and 1s.
Class 3 (high-end non-traditional racing cars and trucks) —All 2s (including Es and Rs), 4R, TR, and special edition Ts.
Class 4 — (normal non-traditional cars, trucks, and vans)- Semis (S), Vans (V), 4E and 4s, TEs and Ts.
Which are the Best in Class Vehicles in Uplandme?
Players will want the 1Rs (Class 1), the 1Es (Class 2), the 2Rs and the TRs (Class 3), and the 4Es and TEs (Class 4). At LA Motorsports, our car showroom metaventure in Uplandme, we only feature these best-in-class vehicles.
Where to Find Prices
Prices for all cars available at metaventures are available at: https://www.ablend.me/vehicle/shop_listings
If you click on the column names, you can sort by mint number (for rare versions of any given vehicles) or total mints (to find the rarest vehicles in the game), and any other variable like price. It is not recommended to trade for a vehicle outside of a metaventure unless you personally know and trust that player, as the rarity and high price of many vehicles make it perfect for scams. My car showroom (LA Motorsports) focuses on best-in-class vehicles, so you can avoid scammers.
Coming Soon
In the coming days, I will publish a breakdown of each vehicle, its strengths and weaknesses, and tips for adapting your vehicle choice to your preferred racing tracks in Uplandme.
In the meantime, if you have questions, you can chat in-game with Andia2 or comment on this article with tips, questions, and more.
