I want to see more of the Willard. A frickin' Dodge Dynasty, man. I've owned three of them myself. But they need to puff out oil smoke at stoplights like the real ones with the 3.0 engine do. That's another thing. Mechanical issues, especially in bad parts of town, should be added to unoccupied cars. Say a car is parked, there should be a one in three chance that the thing has a dead battery (won't go anywhere), or the transmission slips in forward gears (can only drive in reverse), or like, the engine overheats and tries to cut out an hour later (hour of game time). If it stalls and you restart and drive for another hour, it should catch fire, making the driver jump out and find another car. Could really suck if you're stuck in the middle of a gang war and can't find a running car.
I would also like to see something resembling an 80's Crown Vic or Grand Marquis, the boxy one. With wide chrome wheels, dark tint, and family names on the back window. Also the "conversion" Chevy/Ford trucks and Suburbans, Regency and Cowboy do those type of conversions, makes the interior extra-plush, adds ground effects, billet grills, custom paint jobs, wide chrome wheels, et cetera.
As for individual car models, let's go with 90s Cadillac Seville, 80s Chevy Monte Carlo SS, 90s Dodge Intrepid (this one should have a 2 in 3 chance of being a POS), new Ford Super Duty diesel pickup, 90s Geo Metro sedan, 90s Kia Sephia, late 90s Nissan Maxima, older diesel Mercedes that are slow but take lots of damage (think late 70s early 80s W123, like a 240D), Volvo 240, and the New Beetle.
