Where the **** are all you guys (and girls) getting all this "GT4 doesn't have Ferrari" **** from? I honestly don't understand. And guess what? I think GT4 DOES have Ferrari (and Lamborghini and Porsche for that matter), and it's not because of any photos of PD testing them that's got me like this. One thing is proof enough. Burnout 3. Look at the car roster. Notice anything? NO FERRARIS, NO LAMBORGHINIS, AND NO PORSCHES!!! Now, don't get me wrong, I understand that neither of the other Burnouts had any licensed rides in them. I get that. I also get that the big reason that Burnout didn't have any was because of funding, and Burnout 2 didn't have any because EA had NFS: HP2 already. No need for competition with two of their own games. However, there is no new Hot Pursuit coming out this year (unforturnately), so you'd think that Burnout 3 would fill in the void of having licensed exotic rides available for major speed and carnage. But it doesn't. Now, don't get me wrong, I love Burnout 3 (hell, I'm gonna get the damn thing soon enough), but I find the fact that it doesn't have any licensed rides, Ferrari in particular, in there a bit odd. A LOT odd. For quite some time now, EA has, until recently, had atleast one racing game with licensed exotics in there since, like 2000 or something for every year. This year they have none. And it isn't because of money issues. A $20 billion+ company doesn't have to worry about that. They DO, however, have to worry about having a licensing agreement for putting, say, Ferraris and the such in a game, and that's exactly what EA DOESN'T have. They don't have the Ferrari licensing agreement. And they MIGHT not have the Lamborghini and Porshce licensing agreements either. And let's face it. You can't really do an arcade racer with ANY licensed cars these days without those three because it'll look wrong or uncool (minus exceptions such as Burnout 3, of course). So there you have it. Looking at all that stuff, Burnout 3 in particular alone, I have a feeling that we'll all be driving that super-exclusive Enzo, that georgous Gallardo roadster, or that magnificent Carrera GT in GT4 once it hits our streets. That's about it.
I still stand next the my statement. What I was trying the say is that it's pretty much a proven fact that EA tries the put some exotics such as Ferrari in atleast ONE of their racing games every year. The fact that they don't have THAT game this year, and that Burnout 3, being the best possibility of being THAT game, doesn't have 'em in there is speakin' volumes. Agree or disagree, this whole fiasco has me believing that Ferrari WILL be in GT4. Remember now, that whole thing of KY saying they wouldn't be in was WAY back at E3 this year. E3 and November are quite some time apart. Enough for a change of ways. And he said that he'd try EXTREMELY hard the get Ferrari in GT4. And that's why I've said what I've just said. Later. 
