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If ETS2 is already famous, imagine after that.
The thing is, improving the customization of physics in the game will also improve truck physics, because it is not that good to begin with, even when you mod it. So improving what you can do with the physics will benefit everyone, vanilla truckers, modded truckers, and modded racers.
but, lets face it, the devs are never going to change it.
I personally would love to just cruise around in the world of ETS2 in a nice car here and there. And I know I'm not the only one.