@CaLe said:

You're just too damn good man.

Agreed, some of us need those better cars to win. Actually I always like to race stock cars in Forza anyways so I don't encounter this problem.

@DuhQbnSiLo: That's what stock races are for.

I'll tell you what they're missing: when your car flips the driver should start cussing followed by a quick time event where he has to get out of his car, which is on fire. The game then jumps a couple of days and there is a mass effect style dialogue sequence where he must explain in front of the investors why he crashed

maybe you should downgrade your car then. the system gives you a number and class what the opponents are at. 
 
i have to say that in the beginning of all racing games are kind of hard. you have a stock and they have more things in their cars.

@Yanngc33 said:

...the driver should start cussing followed by a quick time event where he has to get out of his car, which is on fire. The game then jumps a couple of days and there is a mass effect style...

I thought you were going to say that it should skip to a couple days after the race with scene similar to the opening of Mass Effect 2 where future technology is used to...

...your class E car known as 'The Normandy'.

Sim racing has never been about racing against the AI. In fact true sim racing is all spec classes to truly eliminate all variables of which car is faster and instead put it all down to driving skill. 

@Yanngc33 said:

I'll tell you what they're missing: when your car flips the driver should start cussing followed by a quick time event where he has to get out of his car, which is on fire. The game then jumps a couple of days and there is a mass effect style dialogue sequence where he must explain in front of the investors why he crashed

Rofl. I love it.

OH FUCK A TIT NOT THIS SHIT AGAIN.

Heh some good responses. To the OP: yeah good idea. Forza3 is good though in that you can see the PI of your opponents before you enter the race so at least you can match your car to theirs, thereby giving you the challenge you look for while saving you in game cash. Win-win. GT5 has a much less challenging solo player. In the end the racing vs the AI boat has sailed; I'm much more concerned about multiplayer and definitely hope they focus their resources there.

I'll tell you what they're missing: when your car flips the driver should start cussing followed by a quick time event where he has to get out of his car, which is on fire. The game then jumps a couple of days and there is a mass effect style dialogue sequence where he must explain in front of the investors why he crashed

You're just too damn good man.

I was playing Forza 3 and I noticed something. Why doesn't the computer upgrade their cars to match mine? I have it with no assist on hard in a 06' Focus with like 2 engine mods and suspension work. The computer is in stock car of the same E class and I easily outrunning them. Now what if the computer upgraded their cars randomly? The engine for Forza 3 already can upgrade your car to the class that you choose. Why can't the computer use this same system on there cars? This would the game more random in the type of cars you face. So that Scion tC that is a lower 203 in the E class race can be upgraded with the rest of the cars make the race muce more exciting. What's the point of upgrading your cars if you opponent isn't doing the same?