The levels on car doesn't represent their performance, although it should. A personal exemple I have is two of my A+ class cars.
An RX-7 and an Mustang Foxbody. Both lvl 269. But while my RX-7 can go above 310 km/h, my mustang only goes 268 km/h.
I know about the problem, you're not the first one talking about it here. A 488 shouldn't be able to race in B class. It's broken because the level calculation system for cars is not coded correctly.
Something similar happenned earlier this year on gran turismo 7, which also has car level based restrictions for races. Needless to say, between a Supra and a 600 km/h able SRT Tomahawk, you don't need to look at the race to know the winner. This wasn't supposed to happen but it happened anyway. I really hope they will fix this with the 488 in NFS.
As for rammers and trolls, I know they're annoying, in every racing game. Most of the games have countermeasures against them like Forza with ghost mode or GT7 with penalties. Being able to at least report these kind of behavior in nfs would be great. But like I said, it wouldn't make sense to report them for ramming if that is exactly what the game ask you to do.
They would have to replace the challenges that ask you to neutralise people during races at the same time as making ramming a bad behavior. And to be honest, I don't see Criterion doing any of this to begin with.
