Which models belong in NASCAR?

[Rollo75]

We currently have three:
- Camaro
- Mustang
- Camry

As far as I am aware, the big three are abandoning sedans which is why they've been left with pony cars. Camry appears to be all that Toyota have because they don't make a pony car either. Supra is just bloody daft as that's a full on sports car.

I personally think that it matters diddly squat what goes on the front and rear of the car as what's under the car bears zero relation to anything in the real world.
I already think that reality is sufficiently broken that it's irrelevant.

What do all y'all think? Are there criteria about what should be allowed in under the spirit of the sport?

 

[Highbank]

Its a mess

 

[muhan78]

I would like to see Supra in next gen than Camry. At least it is not FWD. Toyota don't run Supra because Camry has nose aero advantages that rumor said. But yeah NASCAR is just silhouette racing car, manufacture can run what ever they want. I already saw unusual car ( Prius/CR-Z ) racing in GT300 class in SuperGT, so it doesn't matter anymore. Next year we will get Ford Puma in WRC. There's also rumor Honda will run Civic if join NASCAR, I hope not. At least Honda should run Accord if they join NASCAR.

 

[Cola83]

It's not going to matter with the Next Gen Car, the only difference next year will be the fake front and rear end bumpers, lights and exhaust pipes. Maybe NASCAR isn't so dumb coming out with a Kit Car since Chevy and Ford only make pony cars. What else are they going to run?

I still think the Next Gen Car is a mistake. I needs more developing. To answer the question above - Honda Accord and a Dodge Charger I would like to see added.