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This Week In TC2 – December 7
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Gearheads,
Let’s jump straight into our weekly round-up of news and find out what fresh content you can discover this week in The Crew 2!LIVE SUMMIT – CHEVROLET ADDICT (DECEMBER 8 – DECEMBER 15)
Need that escape? Let’s dive into the heart of the American dream with Chevrolet. One of the most popular automotive brands in the United States. Get behind the wheel of some of their most iconic models.
PLATINUM: LEGENDARY SR PERF PARTS (FAME MAGNET, BUMPER & RICH)
GOLD: CHEVROLET CAMARO SS DRAG RACE EDITION
SILVER: 52.5K SPARE PARTS
BRONZE: 150K FOLLOWERS
You can find all the details on The Crew Hub
The Far & Beyond store is awaiting new customers, and this week’s LIVE Summit Bundle has four vehicles available at a discounted price. Great for helping you get started on the leaderboards:
- Chevrolet 3100 (1951) – Street Race
- Chevrolet CORVETTE STINGRAY (2014) – Drift
- Chevrolet CORVETTE C6R (2005) – Touring Car
- Chevrolet CAMARO RS (1969) – Rally Cross
VEHICLES & VANITY BUNDLES
This week, unleash your inner Chevrolet pride with our vehicle & bundles. Jump on over to the Far & Beyond store and check-out the Red Light, Dry Ice and Wrecker bundles. All three bundles come with a vehicle and a selection of vanities. Available until December 14th, more details down below!Chevrolet 3100 (1951) - Wrecker Bundle
- Chevrolet 3100 (1951) - Street Race
- Orange Smoke
- Dark Yellow Nitro
- Blinking Yellow Underglow
- Retro Light Bar Rooftop
Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 (2017) - Red Light Bundle
- Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 (2017) - Street Race
- Red Lightning Smoke
- Red Molten Core Tire
- Red Underglow
Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport (1963) - Dry Ice Bundle
- Chevrolet Corvette Grand Sport (1963) - Street Race
- Blinking Sky Underglow
- Cyan Smoke
- Dark Cyan Nitro
BASIC BUNDLE
Maserati Addict 01- Maserati Alfieri Concept (2018) - Hypercar
- Maserati MC12 (2004) - Hypercar
COMMUNITY ROUNDUP
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