Car setup is a bit limited, but sufficient for the majority of gamers.
To get the most out of your car, you can adjust rear spoiler, wedge, tire pressure, gear ratio and watch the settings' impact on speed, acceleration, handling and pit distance with the help of some handy bar diagrams. Framerates are smooth, the tracks feature all the right elements and tribunes and the car decals are quite detailed, but it seems as if the developer opted to simplify everything in order to keep the game running smoothly. A little more variation could have gone a long way. Even important details like the racing line and shadows are done poorly. On top of everything, there is quite a lot of fade-in, much like in the infamous Cruis'n series.