Equal distribution of regions

MaverickOZ
at least add a little bit more aussie... the good old aussie cars or even some aussie tracks like bathurst or phillip island! some australian tracks are voted best in the world and there not in the game! but if they do add bathurst i expect some classic holdens/fords added to the game!
👍 👍 👍 That would be good. All they need is a basic holden and ford supercar model and different paint jobs for the different teams to replicate part or all of the championship here. They could do it to the european championships, but I don't care so much about them :dopey:
 
Regions don't have to be taken simply as geographic restirctions. Most of the worlds auto manufacturers are controlled by massive parent auto groups, so why not make divisions among them. GM, VW AG, Ford, Diamler-Chrysler, Toyota, Honda, Nissan and so on.. GM, Ford and Chrysler make up the majority of American manufacturers, VW seems to have Central Europe locked up and everyone else has thier niche'. So say that Ford, GM and VW AG each comprise 15% of the lineup, Probably slightly more for VW if PD can land Bently, Bugatti and Lamborghini. Then Diamler-Chrysler and Japan Make up 35% - 45%, and BMW and the independant, semi-independant ( IE: Porshe, Lotus) and tuners make up the rest. The percentages may be off a little but the idea is simple and since most of the parent companies have brands in most world regions, It could work!

I left Fiat AG out because aside from Ferrari and Alfa Romeo, they dont have many interesting brands. Besides, as much as we all want it, there will be no Ferrari's in GT5, or any GT. There will likely never be Porsche's either even with Ferdinand Peich running VW.
 
No I just say scrap this who equal distribution idea and just set the simple goal of broadening the range by adding more cars with every release.
 
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