My Favourite and Least Favourite Modern GT Cars from Forza Motorsport 6 (excluding DLC)

My Favourite Modern GT Car:2014 Lamborghini #18 DragonSpeed Gallardo LP 570-4 Super Trofeo

I was thinking a lot between this car and the DB9, which is the fastest non-DLC Modern GT car. And why I chose it? Because it’s livery, it’s sound (which is very similar to the R8’s), it’s looks and a lot more. It features a chrome gold paint, a really nice front dinner plate and a splitter, an enormous rear splitter and a big wing. The interior is nice, too! It features a square steering wheel with smooth edges and a nicely visible dash with some exposed roll cage bits. Also, if you have the patience to wear out the tyres, it can make to a good drift car.

And now, let’s talk about some pros and cons!
Pros:
+All Wheel Drive
+It’s really forgiving
+Sound
+Looks
+It’s kind of fast
+It’s really cheap (300K Credits)

Cons:
-It does tend to understeer
-It would look cooler with yellow headlights (this is a small one)

My Least Favourite Modern GT Car: 2011 Mercedes-Benz #35 Black Falcon SLS AMG GT3

Now, people are gonna hate me for this, but I think this car is slow. And I’m not wrong. In it’s stock form, it has a performance index of 808, meanwhile the Lamborghini has 816. That may not seem to be a big difference, but this the slowest non-DLC Modern GT race car. Although the exterior looks good (but not on the #84 HTP Motorsport one), but the interior doesn’t. The steering wheel is not round, but oval. Also, it sometimes blocks the dials. At least, maybe a Disklok can fit on it… Or not. The sound is great, but after time, it gets somewhat boring. And it costs more than the Gallardo. Although I like the road version of the SLS.

Now, to the pros and cons!
Pros:
+Yellow headlight (very cool)
+Looks
+Sound
+Place of the exhaust

Cons:
-It’s the slowest non-DLC Modern GT race car
-The livery on the #84 HTP Motorsport race car
-Interior
-Price (650K Credits)

Please note that it’s my opinion. Thank you for reading!