I fear there is a constraint that will not allow an open-world Gran Turismo, and it's not a technical one. Kaz and Polyphony have always been careful to distinguish legal track racing from anything that could be taken as illegal street racing. They don't simulate or support the latter. It's just a matter of their…

So Ferrari has no more FXXKs to give?

Since we're talking about a 100 year list, I fail to see why the Beetle, a car that's nearing it's 80th birthday and is still loved the world over, isn't on it. No doubt it'll still have a fan base in 100 years and a readily available parts supply to support it.

no one will remember the morgan 3 wheeler in 100 years...

For that money buy them some seat time in a car at a track. It costs less.

There will only be one car on the roads in 100 years, a red Barchetta.

For your listening pleasure, the Honda RC166:

I absolutely love the Audi R8. I intend to purchase a use one as soon as it becomes financially feasible. The first car I ever fell in love with was my neighbor's MKIV Supra when I was a kid. It took the unveiling of the R8 for me to feel the same way about a car.

Rolls Royce Merlin V12:

Rofl, Jerry driving with Kevin looks like someone kidnapped a small black child and made him put on some goggles.

He was the first person to spray champagne after winning a race and also invented the Gurney Flap and and was the reason for the bubble (Gurney Bubble) on the GT40!

"Why do I get all the time blue flags?"