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If you're trying to tell us that being the time honoured tradition that many look upon with great nostalgia of choosing your favourite first car, being supplanted by a fixed car choice is "the same idea", I'd say it's you that don't get Gran Turismo. People generally develop stronger attachments to choices they make, not those forced upon them.If you're complaining about having to drive the FIT, you don't get Gran Turismo. Sure it's not the same as it used to be where you'd pick out a used cheap car to drive at first, but the idea is the same: don't judge a car on it's name and type, because you can have a lot of fun and develop an attachment to that car through working hard to win with it.
If you watch the hour-long gameplay video that Inside Sim Racing did, you'll see that by the end despite ragging on the FIT they'd both developed some kind of relationship with the car... that's what Gran Turismo is about. It's about working to get that better car, each and every time.