Do you have a passion for cars? Sleep at night under your Ferrari duvets in a bed modeled after a Testarossa, and wake to the smell of petrol and burning rubber being pumped through your humidifier? We've got a feeling that you're quite going to like Forza Motorsport 4 then.

Looks stunning; Rivals mode is inspired; Handles beautifully

Not enough new content

In this age of instant gratification, disappointment is all too easily experienced; why should something only be a little bit better than its predecessor when much, much better is what the punter craves?

I'm into my fifth 'season' of racing in Forza Motorsport 4 and I've completed a very low percentage of the game. But I will complete a very high percentage, of that I have no doubt. Graphically beautiful with excellent playability and a superb community and on-line experience.

Heading into Forza a little late, most car connoisseurs have already purchased what is being jubilated as the "best car game ever made." Since its debut Turn 10 Studios proprietary racing sim has been unstoppable. In 'Forza Motorsport 4' we see more of everything.

Autovista feature not necessary; No night racing or weather effects

which is the racing game we have kept coming back to even after the initial thrill of its rival Sony's

Racing games don't get much bigger than this. Almost two years to the date since the well received Forza Motorsport 3 launched we have its successor. Forza Motorsport 4 (FM4). It has been taunted as the biggest, best and most feature packed assault on the racing genre to date.

arrives exactly two years after its predecessor thundered ahead of its racing genre rivals, leaving them behind to choke on a rather large trail of dust. In the two years since its release, petrolheads with a soft spot for racing simulators will no have no doubt enjoyed