Now you got your car, what do you want next?

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I remember when before first DLC came, many people had the Lamborghini Aventador at their wish list at number 1, now that the car is coming to the game and the wish been fulfilled. What is your Number 1 car at on your list now.

My BMW M3 E30.
 
The one that used to be number 2 on the list :)
 
Abarth 500 EsseEsse '09 (EUROPEAN VERSION)
 
The Aventador wasn't my number 1, so my number 1 remains the same: VW Golf Mk 5 R32.

I'm afraid with the recent release of the Mk VI R as DLC though, the chances are pretty slim of getting the Mk 5. :(
 
I think the Ariel Atom was high on everyone's list.
 
I want the Ford Pinto. Yeah, I kinda hate 9-year olds with their Vettel X2010s.
 
Ariel Atom V8!!!!
 
I want that people stop asking PD ridiculous petitions (Like getting their own boring crapbox car in GT5, or asking for every car ever made, or asking for their local track) and then getting angry at them because they can't make it real. Being critic is different from being a 🤬.

Oh, a car??? Hmm...gimme an Audi R18 :D
 
The #1 requested car in the feedback section is the BMW E30 M3, which I'd love too. I'd love an E36 M3 more though. :D
 
Ferrari F50 would be top of my list and always has been :)
 
BMW E30
Ariel Atom (doesn't even need to be the V8)
A modern Cadillac
50's era Alfa race car.
 
Maserati Granturismo and Nissan Skyline R34 will always be my favorties
 
Per Kaz, it takes approximately 6 months of man-hours to model 1 car and 2 years of man-hours for 1 track. So all these wish-lists are for not, we will get whichever cars/tracks they have the most work done on. Or we will get whatever cars have had manufacturer support behind getting them produced, such as the FT-86 or the NSX concept. Obviously PD is going to listen more to a car manufacturer that is handing them money to model a car. Wishlists on an internet forum, probably not of their concern.
 
would have to be an atom v8... a good tune would make it ridiculously fast
 
I've always wanted to see some Rolls Royce models added to the game.
 
top 3:
- premium GT40 Gulf livery
- Ferrari 388 GTO
- Audi S5 or S4 (NON hatchback)

and if there was no more licencing problem:
- Porsche 917k Gulf - Steve McQueen edition
- ANY porsche 911
- Ariel Atom V8
 
I want Motegi and Infineon next, along with the old Fuji and Valencia from TT.
 
Any version of the Series 2 Lotus Exige!
 
BMW 3-series E36 and E30. Any version will do.

Also, a Alfa Romeo Spider 2000 from the 70s. Most beautiful Spider of all time!

Alfa_Romeo_Spider_2000_Fastback_big.jpg


With exactly those rims, this is the car my father has and I'll be driving for the first time next summer. :)

MasterLeaf
I want the Ford Pinto. Yeah, I kinda hate 9-year olds with their Vettel X2010s.
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Fun fact: My last name is Pinto and I would also explode if someone would hit me in the rear...
 
The Aston Martin V12 Vantage...wait
 
I'm am thrilled that the Aventador will be included in the next DLC but I still want more street and race/RM Ferraris.
 
Koenigsegg Agera
 
BrandonW77
Per Kaz, it takes approximately 6 months of man-hours to model 1 car and 2 years of man-hours for 1 track. So all these wish-lists are for not, we will get whichever cars/tracks they have the most work done on. Or we will get whatever cars have had manufacturer support behind getting them produced, such as the FT-86 or the NSX concept. Obviously PD is going to listen more to a car manufacturer that is handing them money to model a car. Wishlists on an internet forum, probably not of their concern.
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I love the way Kaz worded that to make it sound like each car took a lifetime to model, going by the games development time and the number of premium cars included in the game then realistically they could make one car per week, probably more considering the modelling of premium cars didn't start on day one of development so 5 years is the maximum time it took for 200+ premiums but I'd lean towards maybe 3 years, if that's the case then theoretically PD could make 2 per week. Yes, each car would have taken a lot of people to make piece by piece but they certainly don't take a long time on average.
 
BrandonW77
Per Kaz, it takes approximately 6 months of man-hours to model 1 car and 2 years of man-hours for 1 track. So all these wish-lists are for not, we will get whichever cars/tracks they have the most work done on. Or we will get whatever cars have had manufacturer support behind getting them produced, such as the FT-86 or the NSX concept. Obviously PD is going to listen more to a car manufacturer that is handing them money to model a car. Wishlists on an internet forum, probably not of their concern.
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I completely agree that a paying manufacturer's wishes are bound to be their priority (they need to pay their staff!), but I really think PD listen to their fanbase. It may have taken a while, but they've done many of the things most asked for; the Aventador, standard cockpits, test track, wheels for standards - the list goes on. Its the very fact that they DO seem to listen which makes me so happy to pay for any DLC they produce. Especially if it is a premium XJR-9!
 
I would like the koenigsegg CXX and Agera.
 
Surely a livery editor would be easier to implement and would instantly make many of the cars more attractive to a large % of the users.

I know not everyone wants this and it will be abused by some with no taste but it gives the opertunity to create many race car replicas.

A livery editor would also make online race series/events far more interesting and allow drivers to create a car which they feel is "theirs".
 
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