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Forza Motorsport 2 Cars Revealed

With the game set to hit store shelves in May, Turn 10 Studios has released some new details about their upcoming racing simulator Forza Motorsport™ 2. With more than 300 models from upwards of 50 of the world's leading manufacturers, Forza Motorsport 2 is all about helping racing enthusiasts own the cars they want to help them own the competition.

Imagine this beauty in your garage.

Check out the more than 30 models from Ferrari, Maserati, Porsche, and Lamborghini—all of which will be fully customizable and are sure to leave tire tracks on your Xbox 360™! Click over to forzamotorsport.net to see the full list of European production cars, as well as new hi-res screenshots of several of the hottest vehicles.

Ferraris always look better in red.

Here are a few of the cars that you'll be racing with (and against!) when Forza Motorsport 2 hits retail shelves in May:

• Ferrari brings 15 of their most desirable models including the 2004 Ferrari F430, 2002 Enzo Ferrari, and even the classic 1969 Dino 246 GT.
• From the country that has preserved the thrill of driving in the fast lane with its world famous Autobahn, Porsche delivers 13 sports cars ranging from the newest members of the 911 family—the 2007 911 GT3 (997) and 911 Turbo (997)—to fan favorites from yesteryear including the 1970 Porsche 914/6 and 1987 Porsche 959.
• Five heart-stopping models from Lamborghini include coveted makes such as the 2005 Murcielago and 2005 Gallardo, as well as classic Diablo and Countach models.
• Not to be outdone is Lamborghini's Italian counterpart, Maserati, who joins Forza Motorsport 2 with two of its revered exotics—the 2004 MC12 and the 2006 Gransport

As Forza Motorsport 2 races toward its retail debut, the development team will reveal additional models from the roster of more than 300 cars worldwide, including top European manufacturers like Audi, BMW, Lotus, Peugeot, and Jaguar in the coming weeks. 

Wireless Racing Wheel

One of the more notable new and improved features being added to the sequel of the famously popular Forza Motorsport™ is Force Feedback. Microsoft Games Studios and their partners have been hard at work optimizing Forza Motorsport 2 for the Wireless Racing Wheel with true force feedback as well as maximizing rumble in the Xbox 360 Wireless Controller to help you literally feel the road as your fully-tuned racer takes turns at triple digit speeds.

Please visit forzamotorsport.net for a more in-depth report on Force Feedback. Xbox.com will continue to keep you posted as the full car list is unveiled over the next few months.