Gran Turismo 7 "April 2025/1.59" Update Prediction Thread
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Gran Turismo 7 "April 2025/1.59" Update Prediction Thread
I'm depressed seeing so many people say that an April update is unlikely because I've been eagerly awaiting the silhouettes to drop this week. Really, they should have landed by now if it's an April update, and the whole thing with the social media posts on the previous update's content that...
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Hm, we didn't have an American car for quite a while. We know PD doesn't hesitate to add somewhat strange cars. And I guess Uncle Elon is trying to push a certain car, 'cause it's no secret that it doesn't sell at all.
I have a bad feeling about this😟😄
I have a bad feeling about this😟😄
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As they have no marketing department of which to speak, it's probably not a concern.
That said, he does self-identify as a gamer - though he is more like when you give a toddler a non-functional controller to keep them occupied and engaged while you play the game. In fact I'm surprised, given that he pays people to be good at the game so he can take credit and pretend it's him, he didn't qualify for GTWS with Renault.
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Regards Alpina, they are now a subsidiary of BMW, whereas before (and possibly when the Toyota survey was live) they were an independent manufacturer. So it's possible they would be added under BMW, the same way the European Fords are lumped in with the parent company.
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So with the review posts starting for the cars in the last update, I predict the update on May 1 with the following:
Chevy Corvette C5 - the missing Vette
Honda HR-V - the CR-V is too lame to go with the recent CUVs added
And I have nothing for the Euro and/or Legend pick.
We will not get any new GT3 cars until GT8. All of the ones we have are what was available/homologated (and licensed) when GT Sport was being developed. I assume the Evo's we have were in active development at the time and were able to be licensed also.
Chevy Corvette C5 - the missing Vette
Honda HR-V - the CR-V is too lame to go with the recent CUVs added
And I have nothing for the Euro and/or Legend pick.
We will not get any new GT3 cars until GT8. All of the ones we have are what was available/homologated (and licensed) when GT Sport was being developed. I assume the Evo's we have were in active development at the time and were able to be licensed also.
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My predictions, given the patterns of the most recent updates and Kaz's car choices (four cars):
Honda Vezel Hybrid Modulo X '19 - Kaz has begun to add new SUV's (starting with the Lamborghini Urus), but he has also included economy crossovers, and given that vehicles such as the Toyota C-HR, Mazda CX-30 and Suzuki Jimny Sierra have been added lately, the Honda Vezel Hybrid Modulo X (HR-V in other countries) would make sense.
Hyundai N Vision 74 '22 - Given Polyphony's strong partnership with Hyundai even after the official Manufacturers Cup partnership with Genesis has ended, the N Vision 74 would be ideal for the next update, to celebrate the Hyundai N brand, and that a real RC version of this car is a reward for winning a Hyundai-sponsored time trial event.
Koenigsegg Jesko Attack '21 - If Kaz still won't add a race car this time around, he could at least add one car that's surely going to provide some positive feedback with this update, with the Koenigsegg Jesko Attack, scratching the itch for the hypercars and exotics crowd and finally giving in to the fans' demand for Koenigsegg to be featured. Also to make up for adding the Renault Kangoo from the previous update, and not to mention, even if it may be a long shot, it could be a fitting rival to the Aston Martin Valkyrie.
Subaru Impreza Sedan WRX STI '10 - Ever since day one of the game, a 3D model of this car was always seen in GT Auto, but never seen in actual gameplay as a fully complete car. It is apparently on the datamine, however, and one more Subaru won't hurt.
No new track, however, expect GT Sophy support to be expanded, as well as new engine swaps, Scapes and race events.
Honda Vezel Hybrid Modulo X '19 - Kaz has begun to add new SUV's (starting with the Lamborghini Urus), but he has also included economy crossovers, and given that vehicles such as the Toyota C-HR, Mazda CX-30 and Suzuki Jimny Sierra have been added lately, the Honda Vezel Hybrid Modulo X (HR-V in other countries) would make sense.
Hyundai N Vision 74 '22 - Given Polyphony's strong partnership with Hyundai even after the official Manufacturers Cup partnership with Genesis has ended, the N Vision 74 would be ideal for the next update, to celebrate the Hyundai N brand, and that a real RC version of this car is a reward for winning a Hyundai-sponsored time trial event.
Koenigsegg Jesko Attack '21 - If Kaz still won't add a race car this time around, he could at least add one car that's surely going to provide some positive feedback with this update, with the Koenigsegg Jesko Attack, scratching the itch for the hypercars and exotics crowd and finally giving in to the fans' demand for Koenigsegg to be featured. Also to make up for adding the Renault Kangoo from the previous update, and not to mention, even if it may be a long shot, it could be a fitting rival to the Aston Martin Valkyrie.
Subaru Impreza Sedan WRX STI '10 - Ever since day one of the game, a 3D model of this car was always seen in GT Auto, but never seen in actual gameplay as a fully complete car. It is apparently on the datamine, however, and one more Subaru won't hurt.
No new track, however, expect GT Sophy support to be expanded, as well as new engine swaps, Scapes and race events.
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