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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Banshee16" data-source="post: 3964608" data-attributes="member: 7883">You do have to use those ratings though, to figure out about the cars.  Their racing modelling seems pretty good.  In reality, some cars are just better than others.  They model that in the game pretty well.  It's not like 3E where it's designed so that no choice is a bad one.  In Forza some cars are just not as good.Personally, I found the upgrading system seems rather generous.  My understanding is that unless you want to spend a tonne of money, modding in reality is a pretty inefficient way to improve your lap times.  You're better off investing in more training, rather than a K/N filter or something.  Yet in the game, just for fun, I've been modding a Mustang GT, similar to my own car, and have it up at 550 horse or so, plus a bunch of suspension improvements and such, and it's slaughtering everything in the rating level as itself.  Seems a little extreme compared to what I expected.Part of the trick is balancing which enhancements to use, in a manner that minimizes the impact on your car's rating.Banshee</blockquote>