A hundred cars, three million credits and one specific prototype

The purchases that come easily

Four trophies that close with menu actions and almost no money:

Love at First Sight — 82.03%. Buy a car at the dealership, under Cars › Buy new and used cars › Dealership. Any car works and there is no price requirement. It is the most common on the list.

Bargain Hunting — 75.62%. Buy a car from the used market. It is worth browsing even if you are not after the trophy: every purchase counts towards Collector, and there price per unit is the only thing that matters.

Flying Along — 66.76%. Drive an R-class car, the game's highest-performance category. Sitting behind the wheel for a few seconds pops it: you do not have to race or win anything. If you own none, the cheapest at the dealership works, and Premium editions include one as standard.

Starting From Scratch — 67.42%. Buy the Yashiki player house, north of Tokyo. It costs 10,000 credits and unlocks when you earn the diary's yellow stamp. It is deliberately cheap: it is the entry-level house.

And a cross-benefit worth knowing: buying houses earns exploration points, so that last trophy also pushes the diary stamps, which are among the most expensive at the end.

The three that actually cost money

Collector — 41.19%. Get 100 different cars. It is not hard, it is expensive.

Every route counts: dealership purchases, wristband rewards, wheelspins, treasure cars and barn finds. And that is the order to work in: before you start buying, collect what is free. The 9 treasure cars, the barn finds and the wristband rewards add up to thirty-odd cars that cost nothing. For the rest, buy the dealership's cheapest models in bulk once credits are no longer an issue.

Let's See What You've Got! — 25.51%. Display 3 different cars in your garage at once.

It looks like a menu action, which is why the 25.51% throws people. The real requirement is not the cars: it is owning a house with room for three, and that is the Tokyo house, at 3,000,000 credits.

If you are going for 100% you will buy it anyway, because money eventually piles up. But do not prioritise it early: three million at the start is a lot of racing.

Showing Off — 15.04%. Park the 2025 GR GT Prototype at a car meet.

The catch is that you need that specific car: it is bought at the dealership for 250,000 credits and there is no alternative way to get it. Hence just 15.04%, even though the action itself is parking.

If you are going to buy your first dealership car anyway, make it this one: it closes Love at First Sight and saves you a second purchase later.

The three car meets and the one social trophy

World Valet — 21.76%. Park your car at the game's 3 car meets: the Daikoku parking area, the Horizon Festival and Okuibuki.

Stopping at each is enough: nothing else required. The 21.76% does not measure difficulty, it measures that all three sit in places that are not on the way and nobody visits them by accident.

And here is the trip that saves another trip: take the 2025 GR GT Prototype to the first of the three. Park, take Showing Off, then carry on to the other two in the same car. Two trophies, one route.

This Is Private Property! — 20.12%. Visit another player's property, from Creative Hub › Properties.

It is one of the only two trophies in the game that need a connection, alongside Four Swords. The other 55 can be earned solo, which is worth knowing if you play offline most of the time.

Its 20.12% does not measure difficulty either: it measures how many people open the online section. It takes a minute and does not depend on finding anyone online, because properties stay published.