12-12-2007, 05:09 PM
Yeah I guess it comes down to cost. In an ideal GT class you could have cars like the AM DBRS9, Vette, Viper, 430, 911, Gallardo, M6, etc. but stuff like the Gallardo and 430 are pretty expensive to run, followed by the DBRS9. Vettes, Vipers, 911's, and the odd BMW probably aren't crazily expensive though.
Maybe the tube-framed cars are cheaper to build and run than something like a Viper but somehow I don't think they are by much. I think just allows brands that don't have a GT car to compete.
At the very least though FWD grocery getter silhouette cars shouldn't be allowed.
Maybe the tube-framed cars are cheaper to build and run than something like a Viper but somehow I don't think they are by much. I think just allows brands that don't have a GT car to compete.
At the very least though FWD grocery getter silhouette cars shouldn't be allowed.
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