Multiple tags and divisions per car

[Draugnimir]

The strict rule of putting every car into just one category implies too many limitations in my opinion (in both Forza Horizon and Forza Motorsport series).

I’d suggest using tags instead of categories so that every car could be grouped with others based on various criteria. It’d give developers much more freedom in coming up with interesting events.

For example, 1965 Mini Cooper S is put into Classic Rally category in Forza Horizon, while Forza Motorsport 7 has it under Major Micros label. Why not combining both factors?

We could also see some categories split for more accuracy with tags. For example, Early Prototype Racers could be divided between Group C legends and prototypes from late 90s (like BMW V12). Or Group B cars separated from modern rallycross vehicles among Rally Monsters.

[PizzaEnjoyer685]

Somewhat related topic:

More race car divisions than just Forza GT and prototypes

In real life GT3 cars will never race against GT4 cars that’s for sure. I think I’m not the only one who is fan of simulating real races so it would be nice to have more possibilities to choose the authorized cars. A similar problem with the Prototypes. Cars from the last 15 years in one class? That sounds unreal. One solution could be to split the ForzaGT class and the “Modern Prototypes” class or at least an individual car selection like in FH5. Then we can do it by ourselves. By the way, mor…

[Azhurel_Pigeon]

We need this. The fact that some categories have like 50+ cars while other have 2, is kind’ve insane. There’s not even a Modern Muscle car or Modern German sports category anymore. They’re all just tossed into a “Modern Sport Touring” category. Who calls a Challenger Hellcat a “touring car”? So bizarre. Tags or having cars in more than one division is feeling like a requirement at this point. Otherwise some cars are stuck in giant chaotic mish-mash divisions & others are practically useless stuck racing one or two different cars, which will get boring real fast.