When adding a non-OEM racecar, how should make and origin country be determined?

Poll created by Yewnos100 2 months ago. 40 views.

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Yewnos100  2m ago

@humana need your opinion on this

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humana  2m ago

So if you have like a super gt car where its still identifiable as a benz or what have you, it is german. If its like a "special" from the 1960s or before, and its not identifiable as whatever its based on, then its wherever it was built, thats how im doing it.

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Yewnos100  2m ago

while it isn't allowed on this website (yet), I feel that the Super GT Mercedes CLK could serve as a good example
it's based on a German car (obviously), but was built by Japanese HKS with close to zero Mercedes involvement (the car doesn't even bear Mercedes badges)

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humana  2m ago

In that case, its a benz, therefore german. Ive been doing this with the non oem porsche GT1 cars.

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