The other big new feature was an extended look at GT5's Dynamic Weather System. After previously announcing that GT5 will offer the ability to race during nighttime conditions, today we got to see what sort of hazardous weather you'll be able to pair that with to create some truly challenging race scenarios. Rain and snowfall are a couple of the weather types you'll be able to race in, and in true Polyphony style, these conditions affect not only the driver's visibility but also the physics of a car on the road. In fact, the driving lines left by cars in a heavy snowfall to create grooves in the ground that you'll also have to contend with. Yamauchi admitted that these types of conditions are definitely far the expert driver, but hopes the allure offers more novice players an enticing challenge to work up to. All we know is, with one of the newly announced cars from today, you'll now be able to race a Volkswagen Bus through a snowstorm in the dark of night. That's pretty crazy.
To bad that you invested a lot of hours to get all the license and unlocked all the modes and earn a billion credits just to see that this car X1 cannot be part of racing in Gt5 because it is to powerful and not regulated 
