Again, what's wrong with Used Cars? It isn't like someone f:censored:ed up a car and then sold it off to some secondhand dealer for you to screw it up a little more. When you're starting out, you normally won't have enough money to get that Viper or that SLR McLaren. In fact, you're not going to have enough to get a solid and legit sports car. Since you don't have enough for a true sports car starting out, that is why you look for used cars. Most cars 10,000 Cr are likely low-priced and weak compacts and minis (not the Mini Cooper, mind you). So, you're better off getting a used car. The more miles it has, the lower it costs. Don't you want to have a nice car to start out with rather than waste money on a brand-new car? If you're fortunate, you will likely find a good car for about 4K to 6K and be able to mod it in basic terms. You know, Sports Tires, Racing Chip, maybe even some Weight Reduction. Don't forget that you need to get an oil change for it to replace the old oil. The dealer isn't going to do it for you, so don't be lazy and take the car as is. You own the new car, so you're in charge of every aspect of the car including maintenance. A used car can be every bit as good as a new car. Why want new cars all the time? Look for an old car. Do a little car collecting. Find something you might like. For Christ's sake, just look at a little history.
I'm going to go a bit off-topic now. It was nice seeing some of the older cars in GT4. I think the Honda S500, S600, and S800 are pretty nice-looking automobiles. The Mazda Carol is cute and functional. But for the first time since GT2, two of my all-time favorite Japanese sports cars are in the game- the Datsun 240Z and the Toyota 2000GT. One reason why I love the Used Car lot is because it is full of surprises. Part of the fun of any GT (especially GT4) was looking for an old or older car. The Toyota Supras are still good buys in GT games, but have you ever picked up an Aston Martin V8 Vantage in GT4 from the Used Car lots? How about the Mitsubishi 3000GT VR-4? The Jaguar XKR or XK8? Or what about the car that got me into cars- the 1997 Camaro Z-28? You'll never know what you find. It's the same reason why I look in collections of old computer games when I'm at an EB Games store. I'll never know what I could find. Then when I do find something interesting, I want it! Look for some Used Cars. It only adds to the fun of finding an old auto. It doesn't have to be a pure sports car, either. You can look for a Honda City or even the surprisingly heavy Lotus Carlton. Part of GT's glamour is seeing the world. For GT5, I hope "seeing the world" can inlcude racing in Australia or maybe in South America (preferably Brazil, to support my buddy "Johhny"). Trust me, GTPlanet. The Used Car lot is full of surprises. You may find a gem within a collection of used cars. In addition, you may be able to get that gem at a price that won't break the bank.
So, if you think that Used Cars are an eyesore to the GT series, why not take my advice? I'm not hallucinating when I mention this. It's actually quite a staple that shouldn't be removed. But if you want another GT3 in terms of new and used cars, then go ahead. But it will only rile up GT veterans like myself. So remove Used Cars... at the expense of many GT fans. But if you've been paying attention, keep used cars and keep the fun. Last thing... you dig?
I'm on topic... and I also like the used cars but just want the way they do it to be redone... Make it random and not a staged rotation.
