Gran Turismo Sport New Cars Leaked: Porsche 930 Turbo, Civic Type R, and More

[ARTAsean]

Was he a race driver or someone reputable at the FIA championship event? because some of the information he's providing is weird. There's clearly spray and raindrops in the direct-feed footage as well as offscreen footage of the drivers. it's not something you can fake with a screen overlay given the way it looks, especially with spray alpha particles being lit up by other cars headlights. Plus we knew they were working on rain a year ago after it was decided between static or dynamic weather.

They may have just had different builds of the game at the event.

I think what he’s saying is there was no spray and raindrops in the Arcade version of the rainy track, and they were added to the build of the game that the actual races were played on.

 

[Volksauto]

I hope prewar cars might eventually come to the game. The Mercedes-Benz S Tourer 2017 Pebble Beach GT winner is from 1929 so it'll come to Gran Turismo eventually but I feel not in GT Sport. The 1937 Auto Union Streamliner from GT6 is a possible candidate considering Audi doesn't have any pre 1980 classics in the game and it was a great Route X monster in GT6 and it'll be great for the Nostalgia 1979 races. As for other prewar cars, the 1915 Ford Model T and the 1886 Benz & Daimler I feel have no chance of ever returning to Gran Turismo so hopefully there will be new additions such as the Bugatti Type 35 or the BMW 328.

 

[GTV0819]

I guess I’ve struck a sensitive nerve regarding the Civic.... jeez....

Well, it seemed like you had some form of grudge against the car or brand based on the words you used to voice out your impression on it.

 

[Nielsen]

I suspect the possible track will be Motegi. It’s a GT staple circuit owned by Honda, and with two Honda classics arriving it would seem fitting.

 

[05XR8]

Speaking on Audi, weird tha PD didn't make a Gr.B TT. We just got another TT, but since the Gr.B S1 is already in the game, maybe the ur-Quattro could also make a return.

As for pre-war Auto Union, other than being the oldest car( for 20mil no doubt), it maybe a match for the 330.

 

[ScottPuss20]

I hope prewar cars might eventually come to the game. The Mercedes-Benz S Tourer 2017 Pebble Beach GT winner is from 1929 so it'll come to Gran Turismo eventually but I feel not in GT Sport. The 1937 Auto Union Streamliner from GT6 is a possible candidate considering Audi doesn't have any pre 1980 classics in the game and it was a great Route X monster in GT6 and it'll be great for the Nostalgia 1979 races. As for other prewar cars, the 1915 Ford Model T and the 1886 Benz & Daimler I feel have no chance of ever returning to Gran Turismo so hopefully there will be new additions such as the Bugatti Type 35 or the BMW 328.

I'm not really a fan of pre-war cars; unless you're talking about Bugatti. Which you are, so that I agree on.

 

[Flashfire926]

If you ask me, any car that came out prior to the late 70’s (before the trans am) might as well not exist.

Though I respect them for what they mean.

 

[Clean Racer]

Wow, you're missing out on appreciating a lot of cars with that approach. To each their own I guess.

 

[Lee x sensai]

Was he a race driver or someone reputable at the FIA championship event? because some of the information he's providing is weird. There's clearly spray and raindrops in the direct-feed footage as well as offscreen footage of the drivers. it's not something you can fake with a screen overlay given the way it looks, especially with spray alpha particles being lit up by other cars headlights. Plus we knew they were working on rain a year ago after it was decided between static or dynamic weather.

They may have just had different builds of the game at the event.

Yes he the one behind scenes. Check out his Instagram

 

[dimassa19]

Beautiful toy...

 

[RandomCarGuy17]

Unfortunately they still do that here..

That's really strange to hear, I think I've seen only one Civic with a tacky body kit within the last few years. Most Civics I see are just regular Civics with nothing on them. Even the performance models are typically stock (or at least look stock).

I wouldn’t know, I’m not very knowledgeable about the various Civic generations. But 99.9% of Civic’s I see have those features...

Well just in case you don't know, the Civic Type R won't be likely "riced". It's a hardcore Civic reserved more for twisty roads and track days, not for teenagers revving their silly "fart can" exhausts.

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Well, those are the leaked cars. I'm going to predict a track.
It's going to be Twin Ring Motegi, it's the last major Japanese track not featured in GTS yet and it's been in every mainline GT title since GT4.

 

[Celicaas]

That's really strange to hear, I think I've seen only one Civic with a tacky body kit within the last few years. Most Civics I see are just regular Civics with nothing on them. Even the performance models are typically stock (or at least look stock).


Well just in case you don't know, the Civic Type R won't be likely "riced". It's a hardcore Civic reserved more for twisty roads and track days, not for teenagers revving their silly "fart can" exhausts.

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Well, those are the leaked cars. I'm going to predict a track.
It's going to be Twin Ring Motegi, it's the last major Japanese track not featured in GTS yet and it's been in every mainline GT title since GT4.

I'm hoping for something obscure like okayama circuit or sugo they don't get that recognition.

 

[DriftShock]

I'm hoping for something obscure like okayama circuit or sugo they don't get that recognition.

Sugo has appeared in Ride 1, 2 and Project CARS 2

 

[Celicaas]

Sugo has appeared in Ride 1, 2 and Project CARS 2

Well for me i learnt about sugo in PC2 & Autopolis in GT Sport , not your usual japanese tracks like suzuka , tsukuba , motegi and fuji which are populaised by both GT and forza series , though fuji only appeared in gt not in forza ASFAIK.

 

[Loverson]

The Twin Ring Motegi would be quite spot on with the Civic S-1 License in GT4

I can smell liveries ha

 

[05XR8]

The Twin Ring Motegi would be quite spot on with the Civic S-1 License in GT4

I can smell liveries ha

Tell me about it...I was struggling in December. I even made the Scirocco as a Christmas Day present for me.

 

[GiuliettaQV82]

So 4 Cars + Probably another still hidden + Probably Weather Update + Probably a New Track?

 

[QC YALUM]

Worst update ever......actually might be there best. Good to see a racing car added in an update for a racing sim.


If there actual racing cars, then don't expect to see many, if any in GT Sport

GTS the real DRIVING simulator not RACING simulator .

 

[MaxAttack]

If you ask me, any car that came out prior to the late 70’s (before the trans am) might as well not exist.

Though I respect them for what they mean.

The Ford GT-40, Mini Cooper, Ford Escort, Lancia Stratos, every legendary racing Ferrari, Lamborghini Miura, every legendary racing Jaguar and of course the glorious and indefatigable Hillman Avenger might as well not exist.

Well, that's news to me, but whatever floaticuses your boaticus, i guess...

 

[Flashfire926]

The Ford GT-40, Mini Cooper, Ford Escort, Lancia Stratos, every legendary racing Ferrari, Lamborghini Miura, every legendary racing Jaguar and of course the glorious and indefatigable Hillman Avenger might as well not exist.

Well, that's news to me, but whatever floaticuses your boaticus, i guess...

Way to completely ignore that last sentence. The cars have a deserved place in the game

I just find older cars to be useless pieces of **** mainly today. Especially muscle cars.

Bar a few exceptions, like the Alpine A110, and the Lancia Stratos.

 

[FoRiZon]

If you ask me, any car that came out prior to the late 70’s (before the trans am) might as well not exist.

Though I respect them for what they mean.

Why?

 

[MaxAttack]

Way to completely ignore that last sentence. The cars have a deserved place in the game

I just find older cars to be useless pieces of **** mainly today. Especially muscle cars.

Bar a few exceptions, like the Alpine A110, and the Lancia Stratos.

I see a bit of cognitive dissonance between your two statements - "might as well not exist" and "earned their place in the game" - which is it?

The real crime is that the old cars come with traction control - active by default, and can use ABS and ASM.


Also, if PD had not made faithful recreations of these cars alongside the modern machinery in the game, what reference would you have for how bad they are?

Here's how I see it - the modern cars let you experience current tech like good brakes, slick tyres, aerodynamics and bags of mechanical grip. They make for good racing because they can handle on the limit, slipstream, trail brake etc very reliably.
The old cars - without TCS, of course, deliver good racing in a different way, because the cars easily break traction and require finesse to get the best out of. Driver mistakes are accentuated by the less forgiving cars, so skill is rewarded.

It seems to me you don't really dislike older cars at all - you appear not to like classic, heavy, front engined v8 muscle cars, and there are plenty of modern examples of such things.

Another problem i'd like to point out - a lot of people insist on tuning the charm out of the old cars, with RSS tyres and sequential transmissions... At that point you may as well drive a race car.

 

[Matthew_Bogus]

I suspect the possible track will be Motegi. It’s a GT staple circuit owned by Honda, and with two Honda classics arriving it would seem fitting.

I'm hoping for anything Japanese; Twin Motegi, or Sportsland Sugo!?!?!? Or maybe even the Toyota test track?

 

[Greycap]

Another problem i'd like to point out - a lot of people insist on tuning the charm out of the old cars, with RSS tyres and sequential transmissions... At that point you may as well drive a race car.

Unfortunately the game doesn't give a lot of choices with the transmission. As much as I'd like to drive my Mach 1 Mustang, GT350 or Camaro Z/28 with around 400 bhp, Comfort Softs and a "four on the floor" while sporting a period style racing livery, there's little point to it as the default transmissions top out at around 200 km/h and the cars are easily capable of 50 km/h more. So I reluctantly equip a racing gearbox - at least all the rest is still possible.

 

[MaxAttack]

Unfortunately the game doesn't give a lot of choices with the transmission. As much as I'd like to drive my Mach 1 Mustang, GT350 or Camaro Z/28 with around 400 bhp, Comfort Softs and a "four on the floor" while sporting a period style racing livery, there's little point to it as the default transmissions top out at around 200 km/h and the cars are easily capable of 50 km/h more. So I reluctantly equip a racing gearbox - at least all the rest is still possible.

Fair enough - I tend to only drive the older stuff bone stock at the 'ring for daily workouts, but of course to each their own.

 

[Satomiblood]

I'm hoping for anything Japanese; Twin Motegi, or Sportsland Sugo!?!?!? Or maybe even the Toyota test track?

Ever since January, my real track guess has been Twin Ring Motegi and I've been wrong each time. But maybe, just maybe, I'll get it right this time.

 

[Greycap]

Fair enough - I tend to only drive the older stuff bone stock at the 'ring for daily workouts, but of course to each their own.

In fact it's another weird/bad/bizarre etc. decision by PD. The three cars I mentioned get a sequential gearbox when equipping a racing transmission. On the other hand the C2 Corvette and Firebird get a fully customizable H pattern which makes far more sense. So what the *bleep*ing hell PD, some consistency and common sense please?

 

[mwoodski]

I hope prewar cars might eventually come to the game. The Mercedes-Benz S Tourer 2017 Pebble Beach GT winner is from 1929 so it'll come to Gran Turismo eventually but I feel not in GT Sport. The 1937 Auto Union Streamliner from GT6 is a possible candidate considering Audi doesn't have any pre 1980 classics in the game and it was a great Route X monster in GT6 and it'll be great for the Nostalgia 1979 races. As for other prewar cars, the 1915 Ford Model T and the 1886 Benz & Daimler I feel have no chance of ever returning to Gran Turismo so hopefully there will be new additions such as the Bugatti Type 35 or the BMW 328.

I'm good, personally, with nothing pre-war.

They just do nothing for me personally and I'd never use them.

 

[Matthew_Bogus]

Ever since January, my real track guess has been Twin Ring Motegi and I've been wrong each time. But maybe, just maybe, I'll get it right this time.

For me the second half of Twin Motegi is awesome!

 

[TonyJZX]

I have no interest in anything open wheeler pre 1967... and the only reason I'm ok with 1967 is because Gran Prix Legends made me aware of that year.

Also to be honest I dont have much reason to need anything earlier than 1961.

I may extend that to 1957 which is the first year the Corvette came out.... Corvettes have a long standing tradition in this series.