Originally Posted by: NeoDragonaut 
Originally Posted by: xJonxMonx56 
I thought so as well. Most divisions at a minimum require a change of tire compound, which would be considered an upgrade. If you set "Allow Upgrades" to No, then most of the divisions simply won't work, or there would only be a few cars eligible at best. Given that there's also a hidden minimum PI limit, even if the tire compound is correct stock, you'd probably still have to throw something(s) on there to make it eligible.
It does seem to be binary. Entirely homologated, or entirely free. There is no in-between.
The divisions are not strictly related to performance, they group similar cars together. If the opposite was true you'd have been able to homologate every car into every division as long as it met the requirements.
It could be a bug because I don't see how weight and year limits should void the homologation.
None of that's false......but didn't really affect anything I said. I'm saying that for many cars in their divisions, they need upgrades to be eligible to race in their own division. If you do not allow upgrades, there's no way that car can run in its division. You have to play within the homologation ruleset (which means allowing upgrades), or you have to make it so anything is allowed, eliminating the whole point of homologation.
Edit: Wait, I think I got what you mean, of course right as I press Post. Just run the cars in that division, forget homologation, upgrades, etc., just simply have all Modern Hot Hatches in a race together, all Modern SUVs, etc.?
In that case, I'll give everyone the benefit of the doubt in saying that it's a bug, as I can't recall personally running a non-upgraded division race in Free Play before it was broken (not by rules, but by personal choice of not wanting to).
In older games, you could manually choose every car in Free Play :/
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