The dominant car in GT5

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Yes, I have to agree with everyone saying that there will be top tier cars for each race. I just really hope they have a better system to balance the cars out.
 
My bad Dan i wasnt arguing about the x1 being the best (suppose to be) it is just unfair to compare it with real and abundant type of cars.

In addition gt isnt about the best cars as in some cases it would be useless e.g career mode regulations blablabla. But about your skill to nurture your favourite car to becoming thd best.

Oh, sorry, I misread your post and then made a erratic reply. :P

I see your point now, and it really isn't fair to compare it against real cars, and to be honest, it isn't fair to compare the X1 even with the LMP beasts and F1 cars, as they doesn't share the same limitations when it comes to architecture. :)
 
Now that I think of it, there will always be dominant cars. It's like in reality how we have slow cars and fast cars. This is after all, the real driving simulator.
 
While I think most people will go for Ferrari or Lamborghini, personally, the car I'll have my eye on is the Tesla Roadster. I want to see how it compares since it's been called a "super car" itself.
Only problem is that it probably won't work in endurance races! :P
 
While I think most people will go for Ferrari or Lamborghini, personally, the car I'll have my eye on is the Tesla Roadster. I want to see how it compares since it's been called a "super car" itself.
Only problem is that it probably won't work in endurance races! :P


It might... pit crew could maybe do like a 5min battery swap?
I do kinda wonder what the pit crew is gonna do when you pit in with a Tesla, though...
 
I'm gonna go way out on a limb here and say that PD is going to cram the GT by Citroen and its Racing version down everyone's throat and label it as the car that has the most WIN....





It's too bad it didn't make it into production and had a relatively ordinary V8 instead of 17 Toyota Priuses under the hood.
 
I doubt with 1000 cars that people will pick one specific common model from the start, people will learn from playing online over time which are the most superior cars.

people are like sheep, there going to follow the leader and play copy cat. There are plenty that won't but your avg users are going to be doing what proves to be easy mode wins.
 
As far as top of the line super cars go the GTR will be a favorite with some of the less skilled drivers because it's just so easy to drive(and so, so cheap for the performance you get).

In real life it's almost too easy to drive. It doesn't feel like a supercar. It doesn't grab you by the nuts and clench you up like supercar should. Even in Prologue it just.. wasn't all that fun for me. You can't hang the back end out on it at all. It never catches you out and redirects your attention properly to the task at hand with white knuckles and tight knees.

There are quite a few rides out there that will drive laps around the thing on most any circuit. Whether I will be able to control them at that pace is another story. :)

For me, I'm going straight for the Cavallino Rampante. Enzo or bust.
 
I'm gonna go way out on a limb here and say that PD is going to cram the GT by Citroen and its Racing version down everyone's throat and label it as the car that has the most WIN....





It's too bad it didn't make it into production and had a relatively ordinary V8 instead of 17 Toyota Priuses under the hood.

I have the same concern as you. Why they bothered to put such a ****pile in Prologue when there are so many better options is beyond me. I'd sooner buy 10 Fiat 500's than one of those.

I only fear that because that would grind my gears to an extreme level, not because I would put money that GT5 is actually going to do that.

What an absolute rubbish excuse for a car... I wish they would have just put the v8 version in the game but that car is everything the future of supercars should avoid. Of course this is all a matter of opinion. :dopey:
 
Hmm, I really think it's too early to tell the answer to this one; we are going to need to wait until the game comes out.

The OP mentioned the Powerhouse Amuse S2000. That'd be a good place to start.
 
I have the same concern as you. Why they bothered to put such a ****pile in Prologue when there are so many better options is beyond me. I'd sooner buy 10 Fiat 500's than one of those.

I only fear that because that would grind my gears to an extreme level, not because I would put money that GT5 is actually going to do that.

What an absolute rubbish excuse for a car... I wish they would have just put the v8 version in the game but that car is everything the future of supercars should avoid. Of course this is all a matter of opinion. :dopey:


I actually read a review of someone that drove it around London once. Apparently it was really quite an unimpressive motor, very heavy clutch and quite 'mechanical' rather than what you'd expect considering it's visual appearance.
 
There's also proof saying Vettel drove the car around Suzuka 20 seconds faster than the current F1 record.


The latest news post on the official Gran Turismo site :dopey:

Gran-Turismo.com
Performing the shakedown test and settings for this Gran Turismo 5 car was the world famous driver Sebastian Vettel. On his first virtual lap, Vettel achieved an unbelievable time on the Suzuka circuit, beating the course record by over 20 seconds.

I'm pretty sure the X1 will be the fastest car in GT5 but if you class the most dominant car as the car that can be entered into and win the most races I doubt it will be this.
 
GT by Citreon is already that type of car.

Has anyone noticed the Citroen gt in the gt5 replays has a manual gearbox and what sounds like an engine.?
Prologue its 1 gear and electric !!
as for the X1, if gt5 still uses PP as a performance scale chances are you won't be able to use it in much anyway like the F1 cars in prologue
 
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The latest news post on the official Gran Turismo site :dopey:



I'm pretty sure the X1 will be the fastest car in GT5 but if you class the most dominant car as the car that can be entered into and win the most races I doubt it will be this.

I agree with you here. This isn't a car we can enter in any race. It would deem the game completely pointless. I hope that it is just something we can enter in time trials and single races. I don't want to see this thing entered in anything that progresses the career mode, unless of course it's an all X1 field. How wild would that be?
 
I'm not sure what could be the dominate car,but if were lucky there will be no dominant car.Instead it would come down to how well the car is tuned.

A couple of cars i would like to get my hands on and i hope they are in the game will be the Mercedes-Benz 190 Evolution and the BMW M3 E30.I've always loved those 2 cars.
 
I think the dominant starter will be the RX-7 Infiniti III (as it was in GT4), the car that will win the most road car races will probably be the 458 Italia and the GT-R (supercar races, manufacturer and nationality challenges will favour these cars) but for racecars, I dont think any one machine will be dominant (maybe the Audi will be the best LMP and maybe the GT500's will have an edge over the DTM's but no dominance)
 
It's the same car, just the 2 different liveries Ferrari has (car number 5 and 6) and then 2 different colors for them.
 
It's the same car, just the 2 different liveries Ferrari has (car number 5 and 6) and then 2 different colors for them.

Having different numbers and colors makes them different cars there not identical.
Vettel and Webber don't drive the same red bull F1 car.
 
We are talking about in GT5P. They are the same car, one model. If they were different cars in game, there would physically be 2 different cars to buy.
 
We are talking about in GT5P. They are the same car, one model. If they were different cars in game, there would physically be 2 different cars to buy.

But they are 2 different cars, you have to spend 4 million to get them both,
But If thats how you see it thats o.k with me 👍 I do get your point but see it differently.
Anyway I have 2 of them, same or not, cars was the correct term to use.
 
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Of course if you bought two you refer to them as plural. When you originally mentioned it you referred to it as if there was more than one model, which there isn't. Maybe I'm wrong and you were referring to the two that you bought, but that wasn't clear enough I guess.
 
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