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It would've been better if they'd come equipped stock with Race medium tires, but maybe it wasn't something that was possible with how GT2 was programmed at the time, so it's an easy solution. Plus, it wouldn't be logical to have road tires on a race car, so they had to give them good compounds.
I wonder if the reason the Road Runner is named "Muscle Car" in GT2 is comparable to Gangrel's name in WWE games at the time. SmackDown 1 and 2 had this at startup:
It would've been better if they'd come equipped stock with Race medium tires, but maybe it wasn't something that was possible with how GT2 was programmed at the time
Dirt tires must also have a flag per car to tell the game when they can and can't buy them
The point was that WWE at the time had to pay White Wolf (makers of a tabletop RPG) for the Gangrel name.I believe it was called Muscle Car because the name Road Runner was really expensive, as they had to pay Warner Bros for the licence.
There also should be a picture of the Road Runner on the Plymouth Superbird's spoiler if i'm correct, which is also missing because of the same reason.
Edit : It's even missing on the GT4 variant.
I dunno if this thing is already posted, then here it is: every time you enter in a race, the sponsors on the billboards change always. Also if the track is the same, the sponsors are different. You can notice well on rally races (because you must complete three races in the same track). You can see also Acura, Vauxhall and Infiniti sponsors in releases that haven't these cars
Browsing on the Internet, I found a beta image of the Gran Turismo 2 driving license mode. Also note the Lotus Elise with the soft top used in driving licenses.
Maybe it's nothing new, but I just wanted to point out.