Dan
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All the Miata comments make me want to cry.
I know it's your opinion folks, but it hurts me to see so much hate for the Miata.
I don't like the mean comments either. I like the Miata in both forms, stock and tuned. It's just one of those really fun cars in GT. A lot of people underestimate them. Sure, they aren't a Bugatti Veyron when it comes to power, speed, and acceleration, but unlike your high-priced supercars, there's just something fun about driving these little cars around big tracks. They have superb handling and they don't look half bad either. Now I can see why some people might not like them, namely the outrageous amount of duplicates, but I suggest everyone drive any of the Miatas and there's bound to be one you might like. I personally don't own them or even drive them that often, but I still really like them.
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Now, getting back on topic.
3: The premium 2007 Ford Mustang. Everything about this car is just bad. Bad handling for a muscle car, it comes stock with a 5-speed instead of a 6-speed and Comfort Soft tires as opposed to Sports Hard tires like its opponents, the Camaro and Challenger. This car is slow, doesn't feel powerful at all, even after tuning, and it sounds bad. It doesn't have a racecar version like the Camaro RM and Challenger TC. Finally, it is overpriced compared to its rivals. $50,000 for this lame excuse of a Mustang? No. Way.
2: Bugatti Veyron. $2 million instead of the regular $1~ million asking price for a regular Veyron? A bit steep, eh? Also, it is too common in lobbies, too difficult to maneuver through tight tracks, and is in the list of favorite cars for GT5 trolls. If I was to pay $2 million for a very fast car, I would atleast hope it was capable of taking turns at the same speed as cars in the same price range.
1: The Red Bull Prototypes. One of the most brilliant and daring virtual concept vehicles of all time. I really respect PD and Red Bull for the work they put into the car. But I DO NOT like how they gave it to players. They first gave out free Red Bull X2010 S.Vettels when Sebastian Vettel won the F1 World Championship. This was the first opportunity for immature little brats to ruin the races for skilled players. When PD announced the X2011, an even faster X2010, this was another blow to the community. Now, the same little brats could ruin the community even faster! Since it was a one-time buy and have it on all accounts car, you didn't have to work your way up to level 40 to drive this car because all you had to do was install it on your new account and you got it for free. Ugh. Rant over.
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because its designed by top race car designers. Its is a car that CAN be built and WOULD accelerate and corner very much like it does in the game. Its can corner like it does because, for those who know what one is, it is a fan car (the chaparral 2j is a fan car as well). Fan cars have been banned from many race circuits (including formula 1) because if their unbelievable cornering and top speed capabilities. So why is there no real life red bull x cars? Again, if you do the research, you will find that the #1 reason there is no real red bull x car is because of the lateral g-force the car would be capable of... 8.75g. That's 8.75 times normal gravity, which is on the edge of what the human body can withstand. Fighter jet pilots wear special "g" suits and practice certain techniques in order to withstand 7-8Gs. So is the red bull x car is not "unrealistic". Its actually the virtual version of todays very real racing and aerodynamic technologies... virtual only because the human body can't withstand what would otherwise be a very real car 
