For a video game they could give them any specs or simply let Polyphony make up whatever they wanted. Back in GT3 and GT4 they had several concept cars that never made it into production but still had HP and weight ratings. None of it was real.
Me too. I wanted to like Forza Horizon but hated the feel.
Not going to happen. I've worked on film sets before. You can't walk 5 feet without a camera on you. Every person on set (all 100+) has a smart phone, and anyone could easily snap a pic at any moment. If it was in the film, it would have been leaked months ago.
Thus is why I said especially towards the end of the movie...it wouldent take long to film and doesnt necessarily require any driving scenes. The movie release isnt until March, so timewise it wouldent impede too much of the final production. Just thinking out loud
A 10 second scene in a movie takes hours and hours of setting up. They would have to have the car sitting there for literally hours to get the lighting right, multiple takes. PA's get paid just above minimum wage, so I have no doubt that someone would risk there job to get a few grand from an auto magazine for the picture. I'm not saying it's impossible, but don't get your hopes up.
