using your flawed logic we should also have semi trucks in the game cause they are on the road. wait nvm i see Optimus prime is already on there LMAO. and as far as movie cars, there are no ramps in a GT game so yeh.....pointless.
And this, folks, is what's called, "Taking things out of proportion."
A few examples of film car modifications:
for the 1969 Film, "The Love Bug," One of the VW Beetles was fitted with a Porsche engine for the racing scenes.
For "Starsky and Hutch," in 2001, one of the cars was fitted with a built "Monster" 351 Winsdor engine, and strengthened drivetrain, for the burnout scenes.
many of the "Dukes of Hazzard" General Lee vehicles featured strengthened suspensions to deal with the rigors of jumping.
Don't even make me bring up that damn RB26-Powered Mustang, (Think of that one even further modified a minute) or the Veilside RX-7.
As well, most cars had rollcages, which, of course, affects the handling by stiffening the car. Many cars built in the "Smog Control" Era ('70s-80s) don't make enough power for stunt duty stock, so the engines are thuroughly gone-through. In other words, these things have the potential to be FAST.
But, moreover, What would happen if, say, you took one of these movie cars and modified it? Granted, it's be about like building up one of the cars in Tuner Village: stuff's already been done for you. and, moreover, What would be more fun than "Fixing" one of the Fast and Furious cars: that is, dumping all the rice off on the road, the garish lights, the heavy, overdone interiors and "Saving" them from their shameful former life. Or, you could just make fun of the kid who decided his NAWSZ would be enough to keep him in the pack, as he nails the wall in Brian's Eclipse from the first movie.
On the trucks...They race them up Pikes Peak, and on road courses all over the world. and they make over 1,200 HP...maybe more than that.
so if someone could get the proper info that would be great.
