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Gemini also raced in Group A
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Gran Turismo 7 January 2025 Update Prediction & Discussion Thread
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Hyundai Ionic 5N 2024: As mentioned previously was revealed during the GTWS finals.
Gran Turismo F3500 -A: same as above, along with a special race series in the same vain as the DTM events but with half of the field having GT3 throwback liveries.
Mercedes-Benz CLK-GTR Strassenversion: Will complete the 90s Hypercar trinity, the W 196 R was completely unexpected and I suspect this one would be widely received with high praise. Also fits in with the stats posted by Famine as it's:
1. New to the series.
2. Would be the second most expensive Legends car added at atleast $12 million.
3. Classed as a roadcar and has very good racing pedigree when looking at it's dominating racing counterpart.
I imagine the performance being in between the F1 and 911-GT1 Strassenversion. To me personally it's like the JGTC class before they added the Castrol NSX, it's pretty obvious the GT1 era class is missing it's main competitor when it comes to the road cars.
4. Mercedes-Benz are clearly very proud of this car and even though they no longer have any roadcar chassis at the their Museums I imagine it can't be too hard for PD to get their hands on a privately owned one if they really wanted to add it.
The fourth car I predict will be a newer road car of some sort, possibly a BMW or Porsche. Wouldn't be surprised to the see them add the Ferrari Purosangue as Kaz did say GT would be receiving more SUVs.
Gran Turismo F3500 -A: same as above, along with a special race series in the same vain as the DTM events but with half of the field having GT3 throwback liveries.
Mercedes-Benz CLK-GTR Strassenversion: Will complete the 90s Hypercar trinity, the W 196 R was completely unexpected and I suspect this one would be widely received with high praise. Also fits in with the stats posted by Famine as it's:
1. New to the series.
2. Would be the second most expensive Legends car added at atleast $12 million.
3. Classed as a roadcar and has very good racing pedigree when looking at it's dominating racing counterpart.
I imagine the performance being in between the F1 and 911-GT1 Strassenversion. To me personally it's like the JGTC class before they added the Castrol NSX, it's pretty obvious the GT1 era class is missing it's main competitor when it comes to the road cars.
4. Mercedes-Benz are clearly very proud of this car and even though they no longer have any roadcar chassis at the their Museums I imagine it can't be too hard for PD to get their hands on a privately owned one if they really wanted to add it.
The fourth car I predict will be a newer road car of some sort, possibly a BMW or Porsche. Wouldn't be surprised to the see them add the Ferrari Purosangue as Kaz did say GT would be receiving more SUVs.
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Well... anything really: predictions are guesses with evidence, so really we need a reason why this choice rather than just "this choice".
I mean, had you said something like "GT7 already has a bunch of Group A peers" that'd have been totally fine. Unlikely - PD has seemingly given Australia a massive swerve since GT6, and even such cars as it had then were just GT4 cars carried over so we've had nothing really new in 20 years
- but it'd have been fine as a prediction.
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That VL SS Group A would have to be a special one as this is #750 of 750.
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As mentioned in the Aussie Car thread, Kaz sure is taking his sweet time to add anything from the down and under.
So many “Group A” cars being added, the time does look right to add Group A Holden and (other)Ford cars.
Last-built Walkinshaw VL Group A SS offered for sale
The final VL SS Group A Walky is for sale in original condition, despite being owned by a former Bathurst racer-turned-team boss
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As mentioned in the Aussie Car thread, Kaz sure is taking his sweet time to add anything from the down and under.
So many “Group A” cars being added, the time does look right to add Group A Holden and (other)Ford cars.
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