Toyota would later reveal that they do not support illegal street racing in non-Japanese video games that involve their cars. Again, players who had the cars in their possession before their removal were highly affected. Later, the Toyota FT86 II, Lexus GS 350, and Toyota Supra RZ (Mark IV) were all removed in the same update due to licensing issues with Toyota, which had removed most of its production cars from video games that are not developed by Japanese developers on the grounds that its cars were becoming "less popular" due to people preferring to drive the simulated versions rather than the real versions (which would cost money). Meanwhile, a new collection was created for the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X FQ-400 as part of the Premium Bundle. The Premium Bundle, a car pack which required the car was changed to not include it, both for owners and non-owners of those vehicles. To cover it up, the duplicate was wrongly covered with the image of the 2015 Ford Mustang. Curiously, though, the SLK55’s cup was not removed, with now a duplicate cup taking the original spot of the Leon WTCC, which is most certainly unintentional. Soon afterward, the SEAT Leon WTCC cup and Champion Challenge requiring the Mercedes-Benz SLK55 AMG and SEAT Leon WTCC were all removed entirely.
This car has never returned to the game and is likely to be unavailable for purchase indefinitely. When the Savage Rivale GTS Winter was added to GT Racing 2 in the Team Clash Update, the track-only hatchback (the SEAT Leon WTCC) was removed from the Garage and from players’ inventories. GT Racing 2: The Real Car Experience (Gameloft) and SEAT 5 Renault/Alpine Automotive Issues (1972 A110 Delays).3 Elon Musk’s Anti-Video-Game Controversy.1 GT Racing 2: The Real Car Experience (Gameloft) and SEAT.
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