What Is the Value of the Beignet? | Roblox Jailbreak Trading Network

    Hello everyone, welcome back to the Jailbreak Trading Network. Today, we're going to be talking about the Beignet. Now, this is easily one of my favorite track-focused hypercars in this game. I seriously can't stress this enough, but if you just like joyriding in Jailbreak, then the Beignet is really hard to beat, especially because I'm going to be talking about some of the unique performance characteristics the Beignet has, and that actually comes down to its performance basically being a one-on-one clone of the first generation Eclaire. Now, the Eclaire has recently been revamped to cost $600,000, and it does now have slightly better performance than the Beignet, but even before that revamp, the performance was already phenomenal, and the first generation Eclaire, not referring to the Brulee, just literally the Eclaire that replaced the Brulee, that's basically the performance that the Beignet has, and it's what makes it go 305 miles per hour with incredible launch speed and very consistent acceleration, and I think that if you like playing as a cop, this is easily one of my favorite cars to drive around with. It's very low to the ground, and it still has pretty decent suspension, so it's not going to basically crash into train tracks or any rocks in the road. I have to say that if you want to use monster suspension, then it works great for that too, to basically have insane off-roading capability; the Beignet is very good at that. And basically, what is there to dislike about the Beignet? I can't think of anything. It was actually a seasonal car, so as you guys know, you were able to get this vehicle from Season 6, which was the "Race to the Top" season, so I don't think that season was necessarily the best one, but I would say that it's still a pretty decent reward from it. You had about 2 months to get this car, and Season 6 was somewhat one of the better seasons, like you had plenty of time to essentially do the contracts in order to get this vehicle. It's not like now how you have 3 months to get a car and you can basically get it like 10 times over. The older seasons used to be a little bit harder, but I think Season 6 was when we started figuring that out. Unlike Season 1, which only lasted like what, 45-ish days, and the Beam Hybrid is now insanely hard to get. So much so that it basically has been duped thousands of times, and basically most of the copies that are trading for the Beam Hybrid, they're very likely duped. But that being said, let's go ahead and go back to the Beignet. A lot of you guys wanted to know what's up with its value. Now, I have to say that the Beignet has always been trailing behind the Javelin to some extent. Now, when the Javelin started increasing from 35 million, so did the Beignet. The Javelin is currently at 37.5 million, and the Beignet trails behind at 32.5 million. And the Beignet is also right in front of the Celsior, so overall, a pretty good lineup. You might occasionally see that the Beignet does spike up a little bit. There is some periods where it gets some peak over pays, but lately, it has just been selling at that 32.5 million range. We've definitely been experimenting a lot with what the best placement for the hypercars are, and right now, I think the best settlement is the Torpedo at 45 million, followed by the Javelin at 37.5 million, Beignet at 32.5 million, and the Celsior at 30 million. That seems to work best. Each vehicle has its own distinguishment, and it does make sense, especially because these values play very nicely with the demand. So, for instance, the Torpedo has very high demand, the Javelin high demand, the Beignet medium demand, and the Celsior also at medium demand. So then, my friends, let's go ahead and discuss if the Beignet is right for you. Now, I think the easiest way to put things into perspective is if you have the Eclaire, then you're going to know exactly the performance you're getting. Now, the Eclaire's recent revamp has made it just a slightly bit faster than the Beignet. That's because the Beignet hasn't really been changed since it was first added. But that being said, I think if you like the Eclaire's performance in the game right now, then you're absolutely going to love the Beignet because it's just a redesigned model of the Eclaire. I'm pretty sure the Beignet uses the exact same chassis of the Eclaire, except it's just the different model on top. And that's what makes the Beignet special. It's basically not trying to be something it's not. It's not having any gimmicks. It's not having anything like really dumb about it that really off-puts people from using it. Despite it not having any opening doors, it's the one thing I definitely dislike about the Beignet. It still is phenomenal to use. I actually really like the headlights on it. It's got that really nice X-shaped cross on it, but the interior is obviously a two-seater. It's very standard in terms of just what a supercar is, but it's a very good supercar, hence why it's at the very top of the value list in third place. It's very hard to go wrong with the Beignet. If you like using this as a cop, then I definitely can totally understand why, because its acceleration is better than something like the Javelin, even though its top speed is lower. And specifically, what I meant in terms of that acceleration, I meant in that initial launch speed and all the way to like around 100-200 miles per hour; the Beignet is super fast. And it's only really the other supercars, such as the Torpedo and Javelin, those only start picking up after that kind of 200 miles per hour range, and it's simply because they have the higher top speed. So yes, you're going to lose in a drag race around the map with the Beignet, simply because while it does have that faster acceleration, it is going to cap out at around like 80 miles per hour less top speed than something like the Javelin. And that's because the Beignet has a top speed of 306 miles per hour. And once again, this is the performance of a $500,000 vehicle. That's what it was based off of. So, that's what you have to expect. But is it a bad thing? Absolutely not. The braking is actually very good on this vehicle. That's something I definitely start taking into account a lot in some of these vehicles, just the pure braking performance and also reverse speed. That's something that can definitely make a vehicle much harder to control. And I'm glad to see that the Beignet actually does it extremely well. It's got the excellent braking and great reverse speed. It's very hard to beat in everything. I mean, it's basically on par with something like the Successor, and the Successor is a vehicle that starts at $649,000. So, while I definitely understand that not everyone's going to be wanting to pay 32.5 million in value for the Beignet, if it has the performance of a $500,000 vehicle, it's definitely still a major flex. Like, don't get me wrong. It's got a really nice built-in spoiler. Now, there's not a whole lot of customization you can really do with it, but at the same time, I think that's also asking for too much. That being said, thank you so much for watching. 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