No... I hate this idea. I'M JUST KIDDING!
You see, this is an idea of yours that we can both agree on. I don't necessarily agree with having it all scrolling down. Here are the systems used in GT games in the past:
GT1 - click on "Info" get a full screen of information for cars with information on the cars. You can also click on the car's specifications with a complete array of stats on cars from suspension types and such.
GT2 - click on "Info" and get two screens of information on cars. The stats on cars are highly limited on cars, but also focus on what is equipped on the car.
GT3 - see car information with scrolling text, especially for cars at dealers. Information ends when choosing that car. You can still get stats on cars while viewing cars.
GT4 - only car stats on cars, usually when you're going to buy or sell a car, not as diverse as GT1.
So for GT5, call me Dr. John. I'm ready to prescribe some medicine for this. My solution for this? I'll go back to basics. * If you ask me, I want to completely do away with horizontal scrolling text. What I'd "prescribe" would be keeping the same car selecting system GT4 currently has. All the information you get in Gran Turismo 1 for car stats (even on the Race Cars) should be on GT5 cars to give you great stats on cars. If any aren't know, then it's okay to leave it blank or with a dash (-), though you want to get in as much as you can. Don't want to leave things blank, especially drive trains of certain cars. Maybe even give gamers a chance to choose between Metric and Customary units too. * Instead of "Equipped Parts" in GT2, I'd come up with another option called "Equip," showing all equipped parts, but you can't change settings, of course. * GT3 and GT4 have scrolling of data. I would prescribe vertical scrolling text after accessing the "Info" option. When clicking on "Info," I want to know as much as I can about the car. So for my idea, I want to know when the car was made, the manufacturer, the price and selling price in GT, horsepower, torque... basically all the essentials. Underneath all the essential data, I want to know as much about the car. Include as much info as possible. If there's more to read, I want to be able to scroll down or up to read as much as I can about the car. That even includes concepts, classics, race cars, and the like.
It can all be done, hopefully in the best fashion. You GTPlanet people dig my flow?
Ditto, me too.
), prefferably with slightly larger print and, for the super-nerdy among us, have the option to print out the text or transfer it to a jump drive a la Photo Mode pics. 
