Placement of the Bison, Sadler, and Bobcat.

[justinlynch3]

I've been thinking about this for a while. Couple things got me curious.

 

1) Why is the Sadler a utility while the Bison and Bobcat are vans? A Sadler is the same thing as the Bison/Bobcat, it's a pickup truck. Why place it in a different class of 2 other vehicles that's just like it?

 

2) Wouldn't pickup trucks fit better in the SUV class? SUV means Sport Utility Vehicle, correct? A pickup truck can be sport, and it's a utility vehicle. I honestly have no idea why they are classed as vans.

 

I would say all 3 should be classed as Utility, but that'd be unfair. The Sadler is already completely broken in the Utility class. Just race a Sadler against a Faggio or golf cart and see what happens.

 

The Sadler has no business being in the class it's in, given what it has to compete against. But it also seems a bit strange calling a pickup truck a van. There isn't enough trucks to give it it's own class unless you make it something like

 

- Sadler.

- Bison.

- Bobcat.

- Rebel.

- Rebel.

- Sandking SWB.

- Sandking XL.

 

But I'm not sure removing the Rebel's and SK's from Offroad class to boost the numbers of a Pickup Truck class would be well received.

 

So instead, why not have the Sadler, Bison, and Bobcat as a SUV instead?

 

 

 

I've mentioned this topic a few times but I own all 3 trucks and enjoy them all, I'd like to see better for them then to be locked away in the virtually none existent Vans class.

 

Anyone else think the SUV class would be a better fit for these out of the options given?

[kjahcleveland]

One time I owned a Chevy Astro Van but in the manual it said it was a truck

[Eamonn3]

I agree they need to redo the car classes. The dirt bikes are Motorcycles and off road for example. Sedans are all over the place as well. Like the Buffalo is in Sports when it's a Muscle car in real life as well as a Sedan and not a Sports car.

[Blingy]

I agree they need to redo the car classes. The dirt bikes are Motorcycles and off road for example. Sedans are all over the place as well. Like the Buffalo is in Sports when it's a Muscle car in real life as well as a Sedan and not a Sports car.

I'm not too sure if I would call the Buffalo a Muscle car, but the classes are pretty f*cked. Hence why I never race.

[CrysisAverted]

We got the Blista Compact in Sports

No "Trucks" class, so Bison and Bobcat are classed as vans...

Buffalo is a sedan according to Dodge but its in sports

Mustang is a sports, but its in muscle

Edited November 25, 2014 by Sh4d0wX32111