From my last post, I'm pretty sure that there are many, many cars to be raced. When there's a car you want to race but is not there, you can find others. Not to brag, but this is kind of why I'm so neutral with cars. I think since GT2, variety is the name of the game. Why do you think you raced against historic cars, muscle cars, GT race cars, even Le Mans-style race cars? Look at the variety in GT1- VERY LITTLE. So with GT4, there's lots to be happy about. Project Gotham and Forza will have Ferrari and Porsche and such, but I honestly couldn't care less about them in GT4. 98Cobra, you commented that after reading my past post, that you'd want to play GT4 a bit more. And I mean, why not? I just think that GT4 doesn't leave out several cars in a game just to rot. This is all about us picking up our DualShock 2s and Driving Force Pros and playing the crap out of whatever cars are in GT4. I know 98Cobra wants Detroit Iron. Chaserfan would sure like the Toyota Chaser (that I call a Japanese BMW because it looks a lot like a BMW even without the signature grill). Someone on here liked to race the Fiat Panda. And you already know McLaren'sAngel would love to race her favorite car.
There's something my last post didn't contain- Kei cars and mini cars. I want to try out the Honda Fit/Jazz This car is actually pretty cute. Maybe not VW New Beetle cute, but a fun ride. I sure like to race the Spoon Fit/Jazz. If the Ford Puma is in GT4, I'd take it rally racing. But do you know the ultimate small car? The Mini Cooper! If I ever get a small car, let it be the tiny terror that can step up against almost any competition- the Mini Cooper. New or old, I don't care. It's the ultimate mini car. And since this is about confirmed cars, I haven't seen anything Australian yet in GT4 pictures.