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This lull period of GT Sport slowing down and GT7 on the horizon is a good time for this thread.
Porsche: A long time coming and they arrived in a massive way. A handful of different 911 generations, 919, 962, Taycan and the 356 are the first tastes of what I expecting to be a boatload of Porsches coming to GT7.
Supra A90: The PD and Toyota partnership pushed the Supra's return massively. Along with the regular road version came the GTE Concept and the survey executive GT4 model.
Super Formulas: Copying the playbook that their Super GT colleagues used for nearly two decades to bring recognition to a very overlooked championship.
RX-Vision GT3 Concept: I was personally excited for this car when it was first announced. It gave me similar vibes when the LM55 debuted in GT6.
300 SEL "Red Pig": A great surprise to come with the Spa update. I would love if PD could add more of these vintage race cars in future titles.
Porsche: A long time coming and they arrived in a massive way. A handful of different 911 generations, 919, 962, Taycan and the 356 are the first tastes of what I expecting to be a boatload of Porsches coming to GT7.
Supra A90: The PD and Toyota partnership pushed the Supra's return massively. Along with the regular road version came the GTE Concept and the survey executive GT4 model.
Super Formulas: Copying the playbook that their Super GT colleagues used for nearly two decades to bring recognition to a very overlooked championship.
RX-Vision GT3 Concept: I was personally excited for this car when it was first announced. It gave me similar vibes when the LM55 debuted in GT6.
300 SEL "Red Pig": A great surprise to come with the Spa update. I would love if PD could add more of these vintage race cars in future titles.
