Every Gran Turismo game begins with this desire, and Gran Turismo 7 is no exception. The franchise appears to be opposed to damage modeling to keep its wonderfully rendered automobiles looking brand new.
But we want to see it. Suppose we veer off course and crash into a wall at high speeds. We anticipate our vehicle to be severely damaged, not just a few small scratches.
Many other recent racing games have achieved this degree of realism, and now that the PS5 has some very powerful next-gen technology, it's time for Gran Turismo to do the same.