Haven’t been racing on that track ever since Forza Motorsport 2, and that was years ago. But I’m happy for it to make a return 
It would be great, but I don’t have any trust in the new Turn 10 getting it right.
Since Forza 5 (or even earlier), Turn10 did their city based tracks look like a ridiculous amusement park instead of going for a realistic recreation. See Rio, Prague and Hakone for example.
Just imagine you starting going south Time Square, turning right to go across the middle of the Vessel, left through the High Line, then teleported to the top floor of the Empire State, going down spiraling ending up in the main concourse of the Grand Central Terminal, which somehow turns into a submerse tunnel in a lake of the Central Park with a finish line on the Bethesda Terrace.
That’s your Turn10 city track design.
I loved this track. But in FH3 I couldn’t see the barriers in one of the variants so I kept crashing into them. I was playing it on an old tv. I’d love to see this track again though!
Please, please, please YES! Lovely layout, and lots of places for loud exhaust reverb!
We already have that 
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Yeah I know, I meant on that particular track slamming the throttle and drifting out of corners with the exhaust wailing and bouncing off the buildings and surroundings would be a treat.
I’d prefer if we got the original layout, with a couple of the chicanes from the current layout.
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Please bring this track back call something else if you have to
Se need more track cities so this needs to return.
Back in FM3, the NY city street circuit was actually based on real roads. You can’t just make a fictional racing route with the backdrop of a real-world city.
Why not?
Enjoyed the living daylights out of this one! I wish T10 would bring this back and also give us more city-specific fantasy tracks like Hong Kong, China, Tokyo, Seoul, Dubai, Colorado, SF, Stuttgart, Milan, etc.
I would love to see the new york street circuit make a return to FM23
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