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nope, just the Vulcan
Gran Turismo 7 Master Car List
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For a comparison, Aston Martin Valhalla:
Pagani Huayra:
Now look back at the screen (at the grey car in the shot I assume):
That is pretty much the Huayra as @GBalao888 says.
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Ahh yeah you're right. I wanted to believe lol. Would also fit the PP of that race it looks like
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I mean Kaz has confirmed that every car is returning.
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“Gran Turismo 7 will really contain everything that was in GT Sport; there’ll be nothing lost there”
In light of this I think it'd be worthwhile to include all the GT Sport cars possibly as a new category to help us better see how close we are to that 420+ cars at launch number.
"Gran Turismo 7 will contain everything that was in GT Sport" - Polyphony CEO
GT7 will build upon the extesive content that was available in the previous game according to the GT creator.
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“Gran Turismo 7 will really contain everything that was in GT Sport; there’ll be nothing lost there”
In light of this I think it'd be worthwhile to include all the GT Sport cars possibly as a new category to help us better see how close we are to that 420+ cars at launch number.
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I was not entirely sure, so I mentioned the Veyron anyway.For proof (I think the Veyron was already shown in an earlier trailer?):
At this point, we can see they are keeping everything close to their chest, as no new cars have been revealed lately.
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Not exactly. I mean, I do agree that it is extremely likely, based on that statement alone, that if not every - there's always the potential for one or two to fall through the cracks - then almost every car in GT Sport will return to GT7. In fact we also said as much in our article (which was five days earlier than the one linked in your post, and credited the source for the quote):
More Gran Turismo 7 Details: Classic Original Circuits, AI Improvements, and GT Sport Content Confirmed
GTPlanet met with Gran Turismo series creator Kazunori Yamauchi earlier this week to ask some of the GT community's questions about Gran Turismo 7, but we weren't the only outlet invited for an interview. A handful of our colleagues from the wider gaming industry were also able to speak to the Po
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No, this thread is for cars seen in official GT7 media only. I was tempted for a while, but if we haven't seen it, it's not going on the list.
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Since he said 'over 400' it could be everywhere between 401 and 499I mean Kaz has confirmed that every car is returning.
"Gran Turismo 7 will contain everything that was in GT Sport" - Polyphony CEO
GT7 will build upon the extesive content that was available in the previous game according to the GT creator.
“Gran Turismo 7 will really contain everything that was in GT Sport; there’ll be nothing lost there”
In light of this I think it'd be worthwhile to include all the GT Sport cars possibly as a new category to help us better see how close we are to that 420+ cars at launch number.
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Yeah that's fair. It is simple enough as is to just count how many non GT Sport cars there and just add that to the GT Sport total on my own so I'll just keep doing that.Not exactly. I mean, I do agree that it is extremely likely, based on that statement alone, that if not every - there's always the potential for one or two to fall through the cracks - then almost every car in GT Sport will return to GT7. In fact we also said as much in our article (which was five days earlier than the one linked in your post, and credited the source for the quote):
More Gran Turismo 7 Details: Classic Original Circuits, AI Improvements, and GT Sport Content Confirmed
GTPlanet met with Gran Turismo series creator Kazunori Yamauchi earlier this week to ask some of the GT community's questions about Gran Turismo 7, but we weren't the only outlet invited for an interview. A handful of our colleagues from the wider gaming industry were also able to speak to the Po
No, this thread is for cars seen in official GT7 media only. I was tempted for a while, but if we haven't seen it, it's not going on the list.
He has said over 420 in other interviews so I'm going by that. Technically that can mean anywhere from 421 to a million but I choose to interpret it as in the ballpark of 420-470 but we'll see.
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Problem is what he means by "content".
We've seen the modes all survive, or are expanded upon.
Do the cars?
We've seen the modes all survive, or are expanded upon.
Do the cars?
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All of the cars from gtsport will be in GT7.
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Do we have any proof where was the 2013 GT-R GT3 was sighted?
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I believe there’s a shot of it as the cars exit the tunnel at Trial Mountain. I think from the Livery video(?).
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Maybe except 3-4 cars that got updates to the latter version, but 99,9% should be in GT7
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In the Racer video (that you mentioned), the cars I saw in that scene in order was:
- Mustang Gr.3 (blue)
- Atenza Gr.3 (red)
- C7 Corvette Gr.3 (yellow)
- Genesis Gr.3 (cyan)
- Ford GTE (blue/red)
- BMW M6 GT3 Sprint/M Power (white)
- Audi R8 LMS (silver; unsure if regular or Evo)
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Racing modifications will have to be done your own way though, with performance upgrades, a roll cage, custom wheels, any dress-up parts/aero upgrades (either individual parts or wide body) and lastly, a proper livery to match. It's still there, but you have more freedom to customize the car exactly how you want it.
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Racing modifications, as in GT1 or GT2-style, or something similar to that of Project CARS 3, is now a thing of the past, as that would mean having to build a racing interior for that car and that takes time. Which is why GT5 didn't have many cars that could do racing modifications.
Closest thing you could get to that is GT7's tuning parts and visual customization. It won't necessarily look the part, but it will be tuned enough to be almost the same idea.
The upgraded road car in question won't necessarily end up being a race car that fits any of the categories, but rather, it will try its best to be an unrestricted car that tries to fit in.
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My guess to how all that racing modification works is that you can modify road cars into the equivalents of the Group B and Group 3 road cars in GT Sport so the class will not actually change.
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