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Welcome to this GTPlanet Cool Wall Public Opinion Poll.
The subject for this poll is to re-establish the Cool Wall rules on:
Currently, race cars are allowed to be nominated to the Cool Wall. Four are on the wall currently
Concept cars and prototypes are not allowed, none are on the wall, and they are easy to explain. They may look either great or horrid, but most times it's merely a mock-up or a rolling chassis. These cars are merely there to show-off, obviously, and I believe as beautiful as some have been, there's no place on the wall.
Modified cars are a gray area, and the best example is the 2001 A:Level Volga V12. Why? because while it does look good and run, it is a rebodied car. A rebodied what, I don't know, but is also not in production. There are cars that are modified that DO have production status though. RUFs, the Singer 911, the Hartage E46, etc. The laws for these are that the modifications are so far beyond mere upgrades that they can be classified as a new model in thier own right. This is how GT and Midnight Club get aroung Porche's exclusivity deals.
The Poll will be open through Friday, and it is multiple choice. Thank you all for participating.
The subject for this poll is to re-establish the Cool Wall rules on:
- Purpose built race cars and heavily modified race cars.
- Concept cars and prototypes.
- Modified cars with non production status.
Currently, race cars are allowed to be nominated to the Cool Wall. Four are on the wall currently
Concept cars and prototypes are not allowed, none are on the wall, and they are easy to explain. They may look either great or horrid, but most times it's merely a mock-up or a rolling chassis. These cars are merely there to show-off, obviously, and I believe as beautiful as some have been, there's no place on the wall.
Modified cars are a gray area, and the best example is the 2001 A:Level Volga V12. Why? because while it does look good and run, it is a rebodied car. A rebodied what, I don't know, but is also not in production. There are cars that are modified that DO have production status though. RUFs, the Singer 911, the Hartage E46, etc. The laws for these are that the modifications are so far beyond mere upgrades that they can be classified as a new model in thier own right. This is how GT and Midnight Club get aroung Porche's exclusivity deals.
The Poll will be open through Friday, and it is multiple choice. Thank you all for participating.
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