Europe is better represented in GT than the Americans. Both sides need more cars. Europeans have great race cars and sporty cars and what have you. However America isn't properly represented. I love how you people complain about American cars can't turn in a game like GT where it would be as simple as tuning it to get to turn drift or outrun almost whatever you want it to. Cadillacs, Pontiacs, Saturns, 80's and late 70's era Muscle cars. What about tuning companies? I don't see many american tuning companies that are featured that would be equal to say RUF, Nismo or AMG? Wheres Ford Racing? Mopar? Saleen? Hennessy? A viper that can outrun a Veyron to 255? You're going to tell me you wouldn't want that? For that matter, WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED TO VECTOR AEROMOTIVE? An American car company that could stand toe to toe with machines that both the Euros and the Japanese could put out at the time. What about tested experiments? Thhe Mustang GT-R? What about the Chrysler Firepower or the ME-4.12? What happened? Why not Buick? You're going to put in a Land Rover and an Audi SUV and then throw a fit because the Americans want a few luxury machines in there too? What about some of the Hyundai and KIA cars? Not American but they should be in there too? We want more cars. You got a problem with the American rides? Lets see you hop into that CTR-3 and go against a Saleen S7 Twin Turbo? Or maybe grab that AMG SL and put it toe to toe with a Lingenfelter Corvette? I don't know if its fear of getting upstaged or if its just ignorance. American car companies are that stupid. We just like certain things. The world is going into a mass technological stage. Forgive us if we still like the more mechanical aspect of out machines. We have plenty of regulars from Europe and Japan. Korea, America and most definitely Australia, need better representation. If you got a problem with that, too bad. The last time the US was well represented was GT2. With more cars and better tech, more machines from different countries will make it into the game. If the American's have to apparently put up with (as apparently someone is forcing players to look at or purchase these machines) Subaru 360s or Fiat 500s, then I'm sure everyone else can put up with seeing a Cadillac CTS-V. I'm not commenting on some other countries like Australia or Korea, because they haven't really been represented fully. A few cars here and there. There will be more American cars, as there will be more Japanese cars and there will be more European cars, but seriously, don't get all anal retentive just because someone wants to have more cars from a place you may not agree with. Some American cars can't turn, But the newer boys, the Corvette, Mustang and Viper, are more than capable of dealing with corners. So seriously, you got a problem, eat it. Because there's nor reason why there shouldn't be a wider array of cars. If you don't like the way it handles then tune it. If you can't tune, learn how. If you refuse to learn how, settle for the back of the pack. 'Nough Said.
