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** In the first two games, all FWD saloons from the late 90's could be turned into their touring car counterpart from the period.

* [[Dueling Games]]: With ''[[Forza Motorsport]]''. ''Forza'' contained elements such as car vinyl creation, full damage modelling and performance changes as a result. The ''GT'' series would not see the latter until a few games later in the series.

* [[Executive Meddling]]: Gran Turismo 2 was rushed to store shelves for the Christmas period. Cue [[Game-Breaking Bug]](s), a few dozen typos, deleted cars, and (biggest of all) the omission of a drag racing mode.

** Promotional material, the website and even the instruction booklet all make mention of the illusive drag racing mode. Two or three drag cars slipped their way into the game, although were pretty useless. This just shows how much Sony were pressuring Polyphony into getting the game in a marketable state.

** Hell, the deletion of the drag racing made 100% completion [[Unwinnable by Mistake]], as the player could only achieve 98.2%. Sony admitted they were trying to get the game out in time for the holiday rush, and offered a bug-free version with 100% completion available. The drag racing was still omitted however.

** External executive meddling (between Panoz and Nissan) led to Nissan-marked DeltaWing removed from ''GT6''... only to be added back at the last minute, thanks to day one patch. Now players has two DeltaWings to drive (the 2012 one at Le Mans and the 2013 one with it's chrome livery), with DeltaWing assigned as manufacturer name.

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