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My prediction is there's going to be a lot more on-foot traffic at the beginning of the game than the end. Early on your car is a junker. You're going to be trying to salvage every scrap you can for an upgrade. Once you get to the end game though, you'll have loads of spare materials, fresh car parts that are more reinforced against the zone's conditions, and the junction you WANT to reach is several drives away.
Maybe you're set and don't need to scrounge as much. Perhaps earlier areas aren't worth salvaging compared to later games that give better resources. Or, maybe the route you're taking is so dangerous you have no time to risk too much damage. Get through the junctions quickly, safely, get to the exit, do any repairs, repeat until you're at the end game where it'll hurt a lot more and you want your best parts at maximum health to ensure survival.
Whatever the case - here's to hoping for a good experience.
Why play GTA with JUST a wheel? Do you think using a wheel excludes someone from also using keyboard, mouse and/or gamepad? Who's not using their brain?
Ever heard of On the Road or Alaskan Truck Simulator? Both have outside the vehicle experiences as well as driving and most people who play either are using a wheel and pedals.
If the devs are willing to add this to the game, Is a completely different question however.