On each of our individual derelict car guide pages we’ll detail exactly what you need to do in order to unlock each, but the general idea is that you need to complete a series of races and beat a boss for those races. How to Unlock and Find Derelict Cars in Need for Speed Payback Most cars in NFS Payback are given a class, be it race, off-road, drift, drag, or runner. Once you have found all the parts of a derelict car you can customise it and turn it into one of the best cars in the game, and it can be any class you wish. There are five derelict cars to build and each has five parts to find. Need for Speed Payback Derelict Cars Explainedĭerelict cars in Need for Speed Payback are the most desirable collectibles in the game and the best cars in Need for Speed Payback.

Chevrolet Bel Air 1955 Derelict Car Guide - Runner EventsĪbove are the locations of all the NFS Payback Derelict Cars, but what actually are the cars themselves, and why should you be so eager to seek them all out? Check out our guide just below to answer both those question.

Chevrolet C10 Stepside Pickup 1965 Derelict Car Guide - Riot Club.

Volkswagen Beetle 1963 Derelict Car Guide - Shift Lock.

Nissan Fairlady 240ZG 1971 Derelict Car Guide - League 73.

Ford Mustang 1965 Derelict Car Guide - Graveyard Shift.

These hidden and abandoned cars can be quite tricky to find, so we've given as much detail as possible so you won't have to struggle on searching for much longer. Read on for all the info you need to find them. The derelicts in NFS Payback are some of the best, and coolest, cars in the game. Here we will run down the five derelict cars you can find parts for and build in Need for Speed Payback. Need for Speed Payback Derelict Car Location Guides

How to Build Your Derelict Car in Need for Speed Payback.

How to Unlock and Find Derelict Cars in Need for Speed Payback.

Need for Speed Payback Derelict Cars Explained.

Need for Speed Payback Derelict Car Location Guides.

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