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Well, here's my debut thread for this forum.
In my first few months on GTPlanet, I came up with a great deal of topics looking to discuss as many aspects of GT4 as possible. One of those topics was on American cars. Well guess what? New game, new discussion. The amount of American cars in the game was pretty sufficient for almost any American car fan. Many of my fellow American car fans stated that the American cars sound completely weak, especially with a Racing Muffler. I think many of us can agree that the American cars in GT4 were pretty sick looking. I love my C1 and C2 Corvettes. I think my new favorite Corvette, the 1958 Corvette, would be nice for GT5. I'm going to roll with my buddy 98Cobra in saying that a nice selection of Mustangs should be made available in the upcoming game. The most Mustangs ever featured in a Gran Turismo game was Gran Turismo 2 (about 6). I guess from an American perspective, if you're going to have a lot of Skylines and Lancers, why not many Mustangs to even things up? GTPlanet, this is not only a discussion about American cars in general, instead, this is also a thread about what improvements should be made to American cars to make them shine more in GT5? Let's keep this moving, you dig?
GTPlanet, this is a list of issues I've read on GTPlanet that would be interesting to address. I'll cite issues I've read on GTPlanet and from some GTPlanet members concerning American cars. Here are some I read: (1) American cars don't seem to do well on the strip in GT4. (2) American cars sound pretty weak in GT4. (3) Not enough American cars.
These are the majority of issues I've read about American cars in GT4. You know me. I respect a world of cars, so just because I'm American doesn't mean I have to like only American cars. But I do want to carry on this discussion about American cars in GT5. Of course, American means American. Everything from a Scion xB to a Dodge Viper is perfectly legal in this thread. It isn't a wishlist, though you can talk about what would be interesting in terms of American cars. Alright. The floor is yours.
In my first few months on GTPlanet, I came up with a great deal of topics looking to discuss as many aspects of GT4 as possible. One of those topics was on American cars. Well guess what? New game, new discussion. The amount of American cars in the game was pretty sufficient for almost any American car fan. Many of my fellow American car fans stated that the American cars sound completely weak, especially with a Racing Muffler. I think many of us can agree that the American cars in GT4 were pretty sick looking. I love my C1 and C2 Corvettes. I think my new favorite Corvette, the 1958 Corvette, would be nice for GT5. I'm going to roll with my buddy 98Cobra in saying that a nice selection of Mustangs should be made available in the upcoming game. The most Mustangs ever featured in a Gran Turismo game was Gran Turismo 2 (about 6). I guess from an American perspective, if you're going to have a lot of Skylines and Lancers, why not many Mustangs to even things up? GTPlanet, this is not only a discussion about American cars in general, instead, this is also a thread about what improvements should be made to American cars to make them shine more in GT5? Let's keep this moving, you dig?
GTPlanet, this is a list of issues I've read on GTPlanet that would be interesting to address. I'll cite issues I've read on GTPlanet and from some GTPlanet members concerning American cars. Here are some I read: (1) American cars don't seem to do well on the strip in GT4. (2) American cars sound pretty weak in GT4. (3) Not enough American cars.
These are the majority of issues I've read about American cars in GT4. You know me. I respect a world of cars, so just because I'm American doesn't mean I have to like only American cars. But I do want to carry on this discussion about American cars in GT5. Of course, American means American. Everything from a Scion xB to a Dodge Viper is perfectly legal in this thread. It isn't a wishlist, though you can talk about what would be interesting in terms of American cars. Alright. The floor is yours.