The Gran Turismo Car & Track Wishlist Thread...

  • Thread starter Famine
  • 726 comments
  • 99,689 views
By the way, Donington Park is a fantastic circuit. I believe PDI would have no difficulty adding it to the GT7. Its landscape is not difficult to work with and Donington's licensing is taken care of by the same company that takes care of Brand Hatch (if I'm not mistaken).
Yes all are owned by Jonathan Palmer's MSV Group:
Brands Hatch
Donington Park
Oulton Park
Snetterton
Cadwell Park
Navarra (Spain)
 
Lotus Esprit,
Why?
Because it's the only car was drove by james bond, julia roberts and sharon stone. What else?
 

Attachments

  • 1200-L-festival-de-cames-la-lotus-esprit-turbo-se-de-pretty-woman-1990.jpg
    1200-L-festival-de-cames-la-lotus-esprit-turbo-se-de-pretty-woman-1990.jpg
    65.9 KB · Views: 12
PDI could add, in addition to the first version of the Porsche 911 GT1 (1996), the other rivals of the McLaren F1 GTR '95, which competed in the BPR Global Series.

  • Ferrari F40 GTE '96 (Gr.3)
  • Toyota SARD MC8-R '96 (Gr.3)
  • De Tomaso Pantera GT1 '96 (Gr.3)
  • Jaguar XJ220 GT1 '96 (Gr.3)
  • Lotus Esprit GT1 '96 (Gr.3)
  • Venturi Atlantique 600LM '95 (Gr.3)
  • Lamborghini Diablo Jota GT1 JLOC '96 (Gr.3)

As I mentioned in another topic, PDI's "fish out of water" policy is frustrating, when it brings a car from one universe and inserts it into another environment, completely disconnected from its habitat.

Of course, the those cars don't have the same performance as modern GT3s, as can be seen the McLaren GT1 '95 during the game. But this would be completely circumvented by hashtag mechanisms, making the appropriate division in the Gr.3 class.

The last four cars mentioned were in Gran Turismo 2.

Furthermore, by way of poetic license, PDI could bring the Mercedes CLK-GTR '97 and add it to the Gr.3 class, diverging from the CLK-LM of Gr.2.

It wouldn't be absurd at all, because the record for GT3 cars at Donington Park is held by the McLaren 720 GT3 with a time of 1:24.977, broken last year. The Mercedes CLK-GTR had a time of 1:23.854 in 1997. A BoP service would adapt the CLK-GTR to the Gr.3.

View attachment 1323699

By the way, Donington Park is a fantastic circuit. I believe PDI would have no difficulty adding it to the GT7. Its landscape is not difficult to work with and Donington's licensing is taken care of by the same company that takes care of Brands Hatch (if I'm not mistaken).
They could do that but then the F1 GTR would have to be downgraded too then seeing as the CLK-GTR was consistently faster than it only being bested on it's very first race against the '97 F1 GTR and the F1 GTR had a lap time of 1:25.131. In 1998 when AMG ran both the CLK-GTR and CLK-LMs, while the LMs were faster the GTRs weren't much further behind pretty much on pace with the GT1-98 Porsche.
 
So, my car wish list isn't too drastic, but I feel at least two of them should be essential:

  • Toyota AW11 MR2 (both N/A and S/C would be nice)
  • Ruf CTR Yellowbird (Come on!!! Why is this not here already?)

Apart from those:

Audi Urquattro 20V
Lancia 037
VW Corrado VR6
Ford BA Falcon XR6T (I'd like to see some Barra action. Imagine being able to boost it to 2000HP, like you can in real life ;)
A few more Aussie cars: XY Falcon GTHO, Torana GTR XU1, V8 Supercars.

As for tracks, I have a different wish: historic tracks. Bring in old school layouts of Fuji, Spa, Monza (the full track with the banked loop would be epic), La Sarthe. ESPECIALLY Fuji, the modern layout is a bit pants. Rouen, old Hockenheim, personal favorite Westwood (located in Port Coquitlam BC, no longer exists, great short road course). Driving modern road and race cars around vintage race courses is a lot of fun in Assetto Corsa, imagine the extra detail and polish Polyphony can bring to these now long-gone tracks.

There's only two old GT original tracks I'd like back: Costa Di Amalfi, and El Capitan.

Some sort of open world map for cruising and more casual/impromptu racing. SS Route X could be made into something?

Finally; I would also like to see hillclimb and touge courses. The full Pikes Peak. You could have Lia Block as a rival character, along with Hoonipigasus (sic) as an ultimate prize car.
 
Last edited:
Come on PD, you're literally in Japan, it can't be that hard. Also, with so many auction websites today it can't be that difficult to contact owners of showroom-quality examples to model. You already have licenses for all these companies. Plus, many of these old cars are actually more rare today than some of the exotics in the game so they're even more of an experience for younger players.

95694805_1718457114979391_8742691370239524864_n.jpg

117174914_3391000894295325_8977067045289977836_n.jpg

117653871_3410799132315501_8093834848557613966_n.jpg

306847860_1999247113600094_4520550373711920530_n.jpg


I want a pink Vitz again!

7.jpg

91-sentra-png.6265

261137531.jpg

tumblr_omoxrxEQCI1u8imavo1_1280.jpg


Come on PD, don't leave your roots behind. These are the cars that started the passion in most of your core audience back in the 90s.
 
Last edited:
Pebble beach GT award winners from:
  • 2015: Cunningham C-4R Competition Roadster CN.5217 '52
  • 2016: Ferrari 330 P4 Drogo Spyder '66
Maserati 250F - would be such a unique drive and add to the legendary F1 collection.

AC Cobra (hard top with the 289 engine) - an essential for Goodwood.

R32 Calsonic Skyline - no justification necessary.

Fiat Punto - already lots of Fiat and Abarth in the game and would be another good European hot hatch.

Land Rover defender - an automotive icon (not the new Chelsea tractor).

Autumn ring layouts - suitable for low powered cars, my first GT memories.
 
How can you offer 2 PikesPeak cars, with no Pikes Peak racecourse ? A reverse run on Nurgergring comes close, as does a reverse run on Bathurst. No Road America track, no Talageda Infield?
We're all with you on the hillclimb courses, but Road America and especially Talladega aren't highly-regarded tracks outside of Wisconsin and Alabama respectively.

That mo'fo' kept me up all night - one of the loudest race cars I've ever heard. On par with a 2005 F1 car (but deeper). Rattled my fillings
It would've been incredible to be at that race in person! A buddy and I stayed up most of the night to watch the whole race on Motor Trend.
 
Last edited:
Given so few members used the old Wish List thread, I wonder if this was also the case for PD staff?

For anyone casually reading the forum it's much easier to check this thread. Particularly if your first language isn't English.
 
Here's my wishlist.

Cars:

  1. BMW M5 E60
  2. Autozam AZ-1 '92
  3. Chevrolet Corvette Z06 C5 '04
  4. Buick GNX '87
  5. Bentley Speed 8 '03
  6. Honda Integra Type R DC5
  7. Plymouth AAR Cuda
  8. Lexus IS F
  9. Subaru Impreza WRX STi '06
  10. Subaru Impreza Sedan WRX STi '10
  11. Subaru Impreza WRX STi '07-'09
  12. Audi Sport Quattro S1 '86
  13. BMW 507 '57
  14. Mazda Roadster RS NC '07
  15. Audi RS6 Avant '08
  16. BMW Z4 M Coupe '08
  17. Chevrolet El Camino
  18. Chevrolet Nova SS '70
  19. Ferrari FXX
  20. Ford Shelby GT500 '13
  21. Formula Gran Turismo
  22. Lamborghini Reventon
  23. Volkswagen Golf R32 Mk.IV
  24. Volkswagen Golf Mk.V
  25. Volkswagen Golf R Mk.VI

I want these cars back! Especially these top 3! I really want these top 3 back!

Tracks:

  1. Cote d'Azur
  2. Indianapolis
  3. Mobility Resort Motegi
  4. Silverstone
  5. Sonoma Raceway
  6. Apricot Hill
  7. Autumn Ring
  8. Midfield Raceway
 
Last edited:
Here's my wishlist.

Cars:

BMW M5 E60
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII '04
Autozam AZ-1
Chevrolet Corvette Z06 C5
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX '06
Buick GNX
Chevrolet Chevelle SS 454
Nissan Skyline GTS-R R31
Honda Integra Type R DC5
Plymouth AAR Cuda
Lexus IS F
Subaru Impreza WRX STi '06
Subaru Impreza Sedan WRX STi '10
Subaru Impreza WRX STi '07-'09
Audi TTS Mk.II
BMW 507
Mazda Roadster RS NC
Audi RS6 Avant '08
Chevrolet El Camino
Chevrolet Nova SS '70
Ferrari FXX
Ford Shelby GT500 '13
Formula Gran Turismo
Lamborghini Gallardo
Volkswagen Golf R32 Mk.IV
Volkswagen Golf Mk.V
Volkswagen Golf R Mk.VI

I want these cars back! Especially these top 4! I really want these top 4 back!

Tracks:

Cote d'Azur
Indianapolis
Mobility Resort Motegi
Silverstone
Sonoma Raceway
Apricot Hill
Autumn Ring
Midfield Raceway
I agree..wonder why Kaz " lover of fantasy cars " never made per Class "his own car"
he could made his road car,electric car, race car per class, open wheeler, ...etc
at least that would really be good to try...
like formula gran turismo concept
 
Let's just start with something simple, just one car I badly and desperately want to see:

Lamborghini Murcielago '01

(6.2L model with gated shifter, to accompany the LP 640 we already have)

2001-lamborghini-murcielago-4.jpg


Then tracks, let's see, I've been wanting some city tracks, so let's base it off of venues for GT World Series events:

  1. Amsterdam
  2. Circuito de Madrid
  3. Cote d'Azur
  4. Las Vegas (an actual city street circuit instead of just a quarter-mile drag strip)
  5. Metropolitan Tokyo (not just Tokyo R246, but maybe even deeper like the Shibuya Crossing route driven by go-karts in the area)
  6. New York
  7. Paris
  8. Salzburg
  9. Sydney
 
Last edited:
This probably not gonna be a popular wishlist but maybe some of my Polish folks will agree. Old polish Polonez and Fiats. With the level of detail GT7 provides it would be beautiful. Sadly will never happen.
 
PDI could add, in addition to the first version of the Porsche 911 GT1 (1996), the other rivals of the McLaren F1 GTR '95, which competed in the BPR Global Series.

  • Ferrari F40 GTE '96 (Gr.3)
  • Toyota SARD MC8-R '96 (Gr.3)
  • De Tomaso Pantera GT1 '96 (Gr.3)
  • Jaguar XJ220 GT1 '96 (Gr.3)
  • Lotus Esprit GT1 '96 (Gr.3)
  • Venturi Atlantique 600LM '95 (Gr.3)
  • Lamborghini Diablo Jota GT1 JLOC '96 (Gr.3)

As I mentioned in another topic, PDI's "fish out of water" policy is frustrating, when it brings a car from one universe and inserts it into another environment, completely disconnected from its habitat.

Of course, the those cars don't have the same performance as modern GT3s, as can be seen the McLaren GT1 '95 during the game. But this would be completely circumvented by hashtag mechanisms, making the appropriate division in the Gr.3 class.

The last four cars mentioned were in Gran Turismo 2.

Furthermore, by way of poetic license, PDI could bring the Mercedes CLK-GTR '97 and add it to the Gr.3 class, diverging from the CLK-LM of Gr.2.

It wouldn't be absurd at all, because the record for GT3 cars at Donington Park is held by the McLaren 720 GT3 with a time of 1:24.977, broken last year. The Mercedes CLK-GTR had a time of 1:23.854 in 1997. A BoP service would adapt the CLK-GTR to the Gr.3.

View attachment 1323699

By the way, Donington Park is a fantastic circuit. I believe PDI would have no difficulty adding it to the GT7. Its landscape is not difficult to work with and Donington's licensing is taken care of by the same company that takes care of Brands Hatch (if I'm not mistaken).
Dude, you have great taste. Like you also mention it is indeed very important that we have cars that make sense racing against each other.
 
Honda Civic Type R GT500

Why:
  • It's a new car for the 2024 season of super gt which also celebrates it's 30th anniversary
  • it's a japanese car (it seems to me that PD can get them "easier" into the game)
  • gr. 2 needs more cars
  • it's a new car :D
 
Last edited:
Classic race cars

Bentley speed 8
Ferrari F40 gte
Bugatti Eb10 gt1
Oreca viper gt1
Chevrolet C6r
Lister storm g1
Maserati Mc12 gt1
Nissan R390
Panoz gt1
Porsche 911 gt1
Saleen s7 gt1
Opel calibra dtm
Opel astra dtm
Toyota gt-one

Modern race cars

Cadillac lmdh
Porsche 963
Ferrari 499p
Bmw m hybrid v8
Nissan z gt500
Honda civic gt500
Toyota supra gt500
Lexus lc500 gt500
Aston Martin vantage dtm
Bmw m4 dtm
Aston martin vantage gt3
Bmw m4 gt3
Chevrolet c8r gt3
Ferrari 488 gte
Ferrari 296 gt3
Ford mustang gt3
Mclaren 720s gt3
Alpine a110 pikes peak
Hoonipigasus Porsche 911
Tesla model s plaid

Road cars

Chevrolet c5
Amg gt-one
Mclaren senna
Ferrari 812 superfast

Circuits

Sebring
Motegi
Sugo
Silverstone
Portimao
Imola
Apricot hill
Midfield
Goodwood hill climb
Pikes peak
 
I’ll throw my hat and provide a wishlist or 2 - both with a specific theme in mind (I’ll do a separate post for the other theme based on debutants).

Starting with Gran Turismo Originals - based on tracks and cars that have appeared in previous GT titles but not since seen.

Gran Turismo Originals - Tracks (5):
  • Apricot Hill Raceway
  • Autumn Ring & Mini
  • Midfield Raceway
  • Red Rock Valley
  • Special Stage Route 11
Gran Turismo Originals - Cars (20):
  • Alfa Romeo 147 GTA ‘02
  • Aston Martin DB9 Coupe ‘06
  • Chevrolet Corvette C5-R ‘00
  • Chevrolet Corvette Z06 (C5) ‘00
  • Ford RS200 ‘84
  • Honda NSX GT500 ‘00 (e.g. ARTA)
  • Mazda Autozam AZ-1 ‘92
  • Mazda RX-7 Type R (FD) ‘91
  • Mitsubishi FTO GP Version R ‘97
  • Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution VIII MR GSR ‘04
  • Nissan Pulsar GTi-R ‘91
  • Nissan R390 GT1 ‘98
  • Opel Calibra Super Touring Car ‘94
  • Pagani Zonda C12S 7.3 ‘02
  • Renault Espace F1 ‘94
  • Subaru Legacy B4 Blitzen ‘00
  • Toyota GT-ONE (TS020) ‘99
  • Toyota MR2 Spyder (6MT) ‘02
  • Toyota Yaris (Vitz) RS 1.5 ‘00 (PINK)
  • TVR Cerbera Speed 12 ‘00
 
As promised, here’s my second list which is entirely based on new stuff not featured in any GT game before - Gran Turismo Newbies.

Gran Turismo Newbies - Tracks (5):
  • Circuit of the Americas
  • Mugello Circuit
  • Oulton Park
  • Portimão (Algarve GP Circuit)
  • Snetterton (All Variants)

Gran Turismo Newbies - Cars (20):
  • Abarth 595 Competizione ‘16
  • Aston Martin Vantage DTM Turbo ‘19
  • BMW M4 DTM Turbo ‘19
  • BMW i8 Coupe ‘15
  • Bugatti Divo ‘20
  • Citroen Saxo 1.6 VTS ‘02 (not the one in Gran Turismo 2)
  • Dodge RAM SRT10 ‘06
  • Ferrari 296 GT3 ‘23
  • Ferrari 488 GTB ‘13
  • Ford Capri RS 3100 ‘73
  • Lamborghini Sesto Elemento ‘11
  • McLaren P1 ‘13 (We only have the GTR version so want the normal one)
  • McLaren Senna ‘18
  • Mercedes-AMG A 45S AMG ‘21
  • Nismo Skyline GT-R Z-Tune (R34) ‘05
  • Peugeot 205 GTI 1.9 ‘85
  • Porsche 911 GT1 Race Car ‘97
  • Subaru Impreza Rally Car ‘95
  • Volkswagen Golf R VIII ‘23
  • Volvo 850R ‘97
 
I really like the aesthetics and sound of F1 cars from the “Senna Era”. I believe most F1 fans do too. And I think Kaz does too, considering what he did in Gran Turismo 3, when he brought exactly six cars (F686/M, F687/S, F688/S, F090/S, F094/H, F094/S) from that era in generic models.

Therefore, taking into account that we already have the McLaren MP4/4 '88 in the game, it would be wise to bring six more cars, each from the following six seasons, in order to avoid any licensing conflict with the FOM.

6 cars
  • Lotus 101 '89
  • Ferrari F1 641 '90
  • McLaren MP4/6 '91
  • Williams FW14 '92
  • Sauber C13 '93
  • Benetton B194 '94
requests20.png

I chose six cars without repeating the manufacturer, aiming for more representation, including the engine.

These cars could compete in the same category through the BoP, making performance equivalent to the level of competitiveness. This idea would be unique on the market, at least officially.

But I don't know if it would be legally possible for PDI to obtain licensing for these six listed cars. I don't know if this would invade the sphere of interests of CodeMasters and FOM/Liberty Media. Maybe not, considering the last Forza Motorsport game featured the McLaren MP4/4 and the Ferrari F1 641.

In any case, if it is not possible to bring the licensed cars, PDI could bring them in their generic “Gran Turismo” versions, such as the Formula GT F-1500T-A, generic model of the Lotus 97T '85, and those others mentioned of GT3.

Regarding the tracks, in search of a more equitable distribution between the continents, I would like to:

8 Tracks
  • Indianapolis (3 layouts)
  • Mont-tremblant (3 layouts)
  • Imola (1 layout)
  • Kyalami (1 layout)
  • Shanghai (3 layouts)
  • Everland Speedway (3 layouts)
  • Yas Marina (3 layouts)
  • Sydney Motorsports (3 layouts)
 
Last edited:
I really like the aesthetics and sound of F1 cars from the "Senna Era". I think Kaz does too, considering what he did in Gran Turismo 3, bringing some cars from that period.

Therefore, given that we already have the McLaren MP4/4 '88 in the game, it would be fantastic to bring these six cars.

6 cars
  • Lotus 101 '89
  • Ferrari F1 641 '90
  • McLaren MP4/6 '91
  • Williams FW14 '92
  • McLaren MP4/8 '93
  • Benetton B194 '94
View attachment 1324565
This cars could compete in the same category through the BoP, making performance equivalence to level competitiveness.

This idea would be unique on the market, at least officially.

But I don't know if it would be legally possible for PDI to obtain licensing for these six cars listed. I don't know if it would invade the sphere of interests of CodeMasters and FOM/Liberty Media. Maybe not, considering that Forza Motorsport managed to bring in the McLaren MP4/4 and the Ferrari F1 641.

Anyway, if it is not possible to bring the licensed cars, PDI could bring them in their generic "Gran Turismo" versions, such as the Formula GT F-1500T-A, a generic model of the Lotus 97T '85.

PS: Of course, PDI needs to resume its partnership with Lotus Cars to get Piquet's yellow car.

Regarding the tracks, in search of a more equitable distribution between the continents, I would like:

8 Tracks
  • Indianapolis (3 layouts)
  • Mont-tremblant (3 layouts)
  • Imola (1 layout)
  • Kyalami (1 layout)
  • Shanghai (3 layouts)
  • Everland Speedway (3 layouts)
  • Yas Marina (3 layouts)
  • Sidney Motorsports (3 layouts)
It would be a dream come true to see all these old f1 machines come to gt7 even as generic GT versions. The game is currently lacking at least two more formula cars.
 
I really like the aesthetics and sound of F1 cars from the "Senna Era". I think Kaz does too, considering what he did in Gran Turismo 3, bringing some cars from that period.

Therefore, given that we already have the McLaren MP4/4 '88 in the game, it would be fantastic to bring these six cars.

6 cars
  • Lotus 101 '89
  • Ferrari F1 641 '90
  • McLaren MP4/6 '91
  • Williams FW14 '92
  • McLaren MP4/8 '93
  • Benetton B194 '94
View attachment 1324565
This cars could compete in the same category through the BoP, making performance equivalence to level competitiveness.

This idea would be unique on the market, at least officially.

But I don't know if it would be legally possible for PDI to obtain licensing for these six cars listed. I don't know if it would invade the sphere of interests of CodeMasters and FOM/Liberty Media. Maybe not, considering that Forza Motorsport managed to bring in the McLaren MP4/4 and the Ferrari F1 641.

Anyway, if it is not possible to bring the licensed cars, PDI could bring them in their generic "Gran Turismo" versions, such as the Formula GT F-1500T-A, a generic model of the Lotus 97T '85.

PS: Of course, PDI needs to resume its partnership with Lotus Cars to get Piquet's yellow car.

Regarding the tracks, in search of a more equitable distribution between the continents, I would like:

8 Tracks
  • Indianapolis (3 layouts)
  • Mont-tremblant (3 layouts)
  • Imola (1 layout)
  • Kyalami (1 layout)
  • Shanghai (3 layouts)
  • Everland Speedway (3 layouts)
  • Yas Marina (3 layouts)
  • Sidney Motorsports (3 layouts)
It’s pretty funny to me how nearly all
of those old F1 cars are sponsored by cigarettes. If they ever were brought to the game it’d be interesting to see how PD got around that, like the 962C having the generic ‘Porsche Racing’ livery instead of Rothmans :lol:
 
It does make me wonder if the Lotus 97T (F1500T-A) and MP4/4 for GT7 were made from the same scans/CAD data they made the Gran Turismo 3 cars from, and if so the scans from the Williams FW11, FW16A/W16B, Lotus 99T and McLaren MP4/5B could be used for a GT7 return.

One of the Willams would be good.
 
I'd love to see more inclusion of the Group 7 cars and related eras of motorsports.

So essentially, every Chaparral that still exists (2A to 2K, barring the 2J as that's already in), The McLaren M6 and M8, Lola T160, Toyota 7 in its three iterations, Shadow Mk.I and Mk.II, etc.

Some historical tracks would also be excellent, like 1960s Laguna Seca.
 
Circuit wise something historic that can't be run in real life given safety parameters these days, e.g. Pescara (Italy) road race of the 1940-60's, two huge fast straights, one along the coast and a twisty mountain road joining the two, obviously would be a mammoth effort to reproduce it given it hasn't been run for 60years and it was 16miles start to finish but would be a lovely place to play with an old Aston Martin, Ferrari or Jaguar. Some nice gradient changes and blitzing it past some lovely real estate.
Car wise something like the Ford RS200 would be nice to see return from previous generation GT games would happily go straight into the heritage market at 1-2million credits.
Lotus as a brand would be nice to see?
 
Last edited:

Latest Posts

Back