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Indeed. Some of the data you bring up, it does make logical sense to include the Unimog and Kangoo. The livery editor is one excuse to bring those vehicles to the game. A popular long life spanning off-road truck and a popular recreational & work minivan in Europe, I see plenty here in Australia and popular in Japan. I still believe PD have the data to see how people utilise all vehicles in Lobby role play with friends and adding those two vehicles makes sense.I don't think that's quite fair. I'd say there's only two cars this year that we don't know the reasoning for, the Unimog and Kangoo. Everything else makes 100% logical sense based on what we know:
There's absolutely logic there, it's just not the logic some people want them to follow.
- 812, C5, Z4, Vantage - sports cars have always been a core GT segment
- Carry - kei cars have always been a core GT segment (and post-2000s ones are underrepresented)
- Civic, 205 - hot hatches are a core GT segment as well
- C-HR, CX-30, CR-V, 2008 - Kaz is on record in 2023 as saying GT needs to add SUVs to represent what people are driving in real life
- Ioniq - You'll note this is in basically every generalist road car game, Hyundai are marketing this into every game they can
- F3500 - fills an as-yet unrepresented formula car gap in the roster.