Fanatec’s flagship wheel for Gran Turismo 7 has been featured in a special sales bundle, available at various discounts in different markets around the world.
The savings apply to the “Gran Turismo DD Extreme Ready2Race Bundle”, which includes the Gran Turismo DD Extreme wheel and ClubSport Pedals V3. Customers in the United States stand to save the most, with the price of the bundle dropping by more than 16%.
Here’s what the discounts look like in each region, along with affiliate links to Fanatec’s online store:
- Europe:
- €1,629.90 → €1,500
- 7.9% off (you save €129.00)
- United States:
- $1,799.98 → $1,500
- 16.6% off (you save $299.98)
- Australia:
- $2,669.80 → $2,300.90
- 13.8% off (you save $368.90)
- Japan:
- 262,000¥ → 239,400¥
- 8.6% off (you save 22,600¥)
Released just last year, the “Gran Turismo DD Extreme” includes the 15 Nm ClubSport DD+ direct-drive wheelbase with a 300 mm GT-branded steering wheel developed in collaboration with Polyphony Digital.
For more on the GT DD Extreme, check out our extensive review:
The GT DD Extreme is also set to include Fanatec’s high-frequency “FullForce” force feedback effects in Gran Turismo 7 (along with a wide variety of other popular games), but the feature is yet to materialize. According to reports from the company, the technology is ready to go, it’s just a matter of waiting for Polyphony Digital to implement it with a future update to the game.
One added bonus of the GT DD Extreme set is the fact that in addition to full PC support, it includes PlayStation 4 and 5 compatibility out-of-the-box. And, when paired with an Xbox-compatible steering wheel rim, the wheel base and pedals can be used on all major gaming platforms.
The ClubSport Pedals V3 are an adjustable three-pedal set which include a load cell brake pedal with a small vibrating motor attached. It simulates the effects of an anti-lock braking system to add a level of immersion to your feet. The ClubSport V3s have long been a popular choice for pedals in the Fanatec ecosystem and make a nice complement to the 15 Nm direct drive wheel.
To learn more, visit Fanatec’s website or check out the various Fanatec threads right here in GTPlanet’s popular Sim Racing Hardware forums.
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