Thank you for properly demonstrating my point.
I'm just sayin' "if". I could go on about the three generations of the Ranger, both generations of the Maverick, the Cheyenne, the Scottsdale, etc. The only one of those that's fundamentally different is the Maverick. Gen 1 was a mid size car, gen 2 is hybrid electric. The rest is all trim levels and age.
I think we need somewhere between 5 and 10 pickups in game, that includes stuff like the Avalanche and the Ridgeline if those show up. Having just two in a 12 or 16 vehicle grid was kinda boring.
How's this for a lineup...
'11 F-150 Raptor
Whatever Tundra they have already
GMC Syclone (sold at Hagerty's)
Ram SRT (Brand Central)
1997 Dakota w/318 engine (Auto Plus)
Chevrolet El Camino (Auto Plus)
Ford Atlas concept (Brand Central)
Honda Ridgeline (Brand Central)
Ford Ranger EV Ni-MH (also sold at Hagerty's)
and one of those small Toyotas from around 1990? (Auto Plus)
I'm just throwing it out there. Pickup trucks are heavy and not well suited to racing against even Group 3 stuff or highly tuned road cars, but there is an absolute
lack of them in GT7.
Better yet, how about a game that focuses on them? You've got Manx TT and extreme- G for bike racing, Hydro Thunder for boats, American Pro Trucker for semis, why not a game with 90% of the vehicles being pickup trucks with some Craftsman Truck/Camping World races and a few cars and bikes scattered about. If you could mod the trucks like you can the cars here, I'd play it.
I'm not saying pickups are the be all, end all for racing or GT7 should be flooded with them. I do think that outside of the US Midwest they're just not that common and folks don't realize they're valid for transportation.