yup, there are no production Toyota cars in Forza Motorsport, although there are a few race cars etc. I just don't get Toyota's stance on this though. How can cars in video games harm sales in the real world? It makes absolutely no sense, but then I guess that's up to them.
@dog8myscreenie Its not a legit excuse. Their sales are hurting because they have yet to make an appealing car. They are just trying to find someone to blame but themselves for their lack of appeal. Their hay day is about to be over if they do not get their act together. They renewed the Supra trademark but the concepts of the car are just plain ugly. Its not a Supra.
@Odyco_Cody3 Who's the idiot here? Explain why Forza doesn't have Toyota then? The old NFS created parts without their permission? Every need for speed game out there had Toyota up to 2015. Since you don't like to site sources here you go https://www.carthrottle.com/post/y88pl3z/ second paragraph. The whole reason why Ferrari isn't in this game is more than likely a licensing issue. As far as your far fetched reason goes, if it were the case, those manufacturer's could sue EA for that. The manufacturers have to know what is going to be done with their cars. So please enlighten us on your reason and how you came up with it. You're on here just to be antagonistic twords people. If you don't want anything to do with EA, that's your choice but, don't come on here trying to influence people to hate them either. That's not what a forum is for.
They were also decided that they were against the appearance of after market modifications on their production cars, which was one of the reasons why Ferrari was a little cagey about NFS previously. They're a little more lenient these days, which is why they allowed the Rocket Bunny mods on the 458 Italia in Forza Horizon, but obviously EA had problems with the licensing. Personally I think NFS Payback has a pretty decent car list, although somewhat restrictive with customisation.
