Forza 3 delivers when other racing titles can't.
I was a big fan of Forza 2. I played that game up until the release of Forza 3. With Forza 3, they really did a good job of adding in the things that the community wanted. The new features are great. The Storefront is the biggest addition. The ability to buy desings and logos instead of buying an entire car is huge. I also like the ability to make movies from your replays.

The single player is great as usual. The calendar and season layout is awesome. It feels like you're actually racing through a career as a pro driver.

The MP is good but they removed the ability to tune your car from the race lobby. I can't figure out why they would do that. Now you must have a tune setup saved for your cars if you want to have a tuned car in a MP race

Graphics are great. The only problem I have is with the tires. The tires are all too narrow on the wheels. You can see the lip of the wheels sticking out beyond the tires. I think they did this to enhance the sidewell flex that they added to the game.

Despite these small gripes, it's the best next gen racing game to date.

Amazing game
This is the best racing game you can get now.

Graphics are just so nice and gameplay is so real. You can customize your car from the front to rear, top to bottom, and this makes a difference during the race.
Or, if you dont know so much about cars...you just can let the AI to setup your car for you.

For the professional, as well as the newbies, this game is for you if you just love cars.

If you liked Forza 2, Forza 3 will likely make you very happy.
Forza 3 is an improvement over Forza 2 in almost every way.

The graphics are the most obvious improvement, with some of the best looking colors and textures available on the xbox 360.

The selection of cars is another area that is larger and more impressive than before, with the same emphasis on realism and detail that made Forza 2 one of my favorites.

One aspect that seems to have let some people down is the lower difficulty level, but it`s not that hard to simply avoid using the rewind feature and play the same way you did on Forza 2 if you want a challenge. In fact, the ability to decrease the difficulty of the game should attract new fans that were turned off by Forza in the past.

If you like racing games in general, this is an A+ title in my opinion.

not the best
The physics simulation has improved over forza 2 but is definitely not up to the level of PC sims. The game has moved towards a more mainstream approach multiplayer is geared towards either casual or hardcore gamers and not those in between, I don't have time to join a league and the pick up races have been very ordinary. I was pleasently suprised to see a 10,000 credit cap on the store front for paints and tunes but alas this has been lifted meaning that if you can't paint or tune you are never going to have enough money to be competitive. Car list was hyped up to be over 400 cars but if you discount the SUVs and ultra minis there are very few all new cars just a lot of cars from the last 2 games which now feel dated and very few classic cars from the 60s, 70s, 80s etc Track list was even more disappointing the only new real life tracks were Le Mans and Catalunya which in my opinion are the two most boring circuits in use today and don't provide good racing on or off line. The AI is improved over the last game but is incredibly easy to beat on the hardest difficulty in an underpowered car which makes the very long career mode a huge grind session. In the end if you like drifting or painting cars or thought that Grid was a great game then you will love this, if you prefer Race Pro, Rfactor, Netkar, iracing etc then this game is not going to tear you away from those for very long which is disappointing because they were very close to making this a real sim

Another Winner!
Combine with this with a Wheel attachment and a Wheelstand Pro, and it is seriously like real driving.

Very realisitc!