should ferrari and lamborghini (might have gotten spelling wrong) be allowed in Gt 4?

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this is your opinions so say what you gotta say.

Don't be shy. :indiff:

oh and why should they be allowed?
 
should ferrari and lamborghini be allowed in Gt 4?

hmmm.... strange..... The answer is a Strong YES!

Why would anyone say no???


BTW your spelling is correct.
 
yes of course
 
Because those 2 car makers make amazing cars. If I can add, I think porsche should be in.
 
Any car should be allowed, it is supposed to be a driving simulator.
 
the real question is why is this thread allowed?

The horse is dead, and further beatings will not do anything to insure it stays that way.
 
oh for god sake, ANOTHER BLOODY THREAD LIKE THIS
 
Come on GoKents, I know your just aching to close this one. :D
 
no, i really don't think they should be let in, i mean, it would completely ruin the game, having such cool cars in and all, it defeats the purpose

seriously, i will not buy this game if Ferrari and Lambo are in it, and espessially if Porshe is in it, its bad enough that Ruf is in it....

what in the hell do ya think people are gonna say to your question? HELL YES!! give us the big-guns!
 
Polyphony Digital has made it their personal goal to include as many cars as possible into the Gran Turismo series, due to licensing problems with some brands some obvious choices of cars have not been able to make it in.

In this light, a discussion titled "Should Ferrari and Lamborghini be allowed into GT4?" is quite useless.

So this thread is now closed.
 
You might also have noticed a thread titled Ferrari. Lambo. Porsche. that was posted - and closed - this very morning.

In all honesty, do people think that PD is neglecting these makers because they just don't feel like modelling the cars or something? Ten seconds' worth of coherent thought should tell you there must be a reason they haven't included them.
 
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