You can apply the same question to the following cars as well:
- 2006 Mini Cooper-S
- 2005 Volkswagen Golf V GTI
Both of which also have non-adjustable final drives in GT5P.
I'm also curious why (other than a potential oversight) we can't adjust the individual gears for the following cars:
- 2007 Daihatsu OFC-1
- 2002 Mercedes-Benz SL 55 AMG
- 2007 Suzuki Cervo SR
I've also wondered why the
2005 Citroen C4 Coupe 2.0 VTS in a Right-hand drive car in GT5P.
While I understand the mix-up with the
"Showroom" and
"Quick Tune" weight specifications of the
Ferrari F40 (1100kg vs 1352kg) - as there were two versions of the F40 with those two weight specs, the heavier being the one sold in the US.
On the other hand, I think the
"Showroom" weight specifications for the
Mercedes-Benz SL 55 AMG (1970kg) is just a typo. Fortunately the
"Quick Tune" weight specs
(1955kg) are correct for that car... which is all that really matters as it is the QT specs that are used to determine the car's actual performance in GT5P.
Overall though, I am actually very impressed and surpised how few inaccuracies/mysteries there are in terms of the car specifications and tuning options in GT5P.