The Gran Turismo Car & Track Wishlist Thread...
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It would create a race opportunity if they added some cars that would be natural competitors for the MP4/4 and Honda RA272 already in the game so that we could have a Formula 1 race with a diverse grid covering one period or the other.
GT hasn't ever been about F1 cars though. It's always had only 2 or 3 when it's had any at all, which is likely what a collector would have access to in reality. I wonder if this is because of licensing... they include F1 cars that become available through the manufacturer licence like Ferrari and Lotus cars in the past but for many F1 cars they'd need an FIA licence. Perhaps.
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Super Formula is about as good as it’ll get. We still don’t know about the old Formula E announcement.
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Gran Turismo Sport Will Get Formula E Cars According to Kazunori Yamauchi
Gran Turismo Sport could be gaining another racing category in the near future. According to series creator Kazunori Yamauchi, Formula E is on the way. The news comes by way of Porsche. More specifically, it's from when Yamauchi-san was on hand in Japan recently to announce GT Sport would be the
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Amazing that this appears one post after me asking someone to actually name some cars instead of a vague category handwave.
We have cars that represent around half of all 1999-2024 wins (depending on what wins 2024), so listing around a dozen actual cars can't be too hard a task, can it?
Again, bearing in mind the point of this thread, do you have any you want to actually name?
There are two real F1 cars in GT7 already, and one that is inspired by a real F1 car from a previous game.
This thread isn't that difficult, folks.
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Suzuka, Monza, Interlagos, Barcelona, Spa and the Red Bull Ring are on this year's F1 calendar. Brands Hatch last hosted a F1 race in 86.
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Monza is still used & will host its next F1 race on the 1st September. The Red Bull circuit is real and will host its next race on the 30th of this month. Take it you don't follow F1 that much?
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We also have former F1 venues Fuji (to 2008) and Watkins Glen (to 1980), and Autopolis was built to host F1 but never did.
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@Rizla already gave you a list, and it's way more than three. There's six in just the current season, so I don't know what you Googled.
Since nobody suggested that, it's an odd point. Adding F1 cars doesn't mean it's an F1 game.
GT7 currently has two real F1 cars already, and one that's essentially a clone of one from GT6. GT Sport had another, more current one. GT5 had two others. None of them were an F1 game.
Lastly, this thread has very few rules, but this is one of them:
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Some of these are biased i'll admit:
2001 Porsche 911 Turbo:
2001 Lamborghini Diablo VT 6.0:
1999 Ferrari 360 Modena:
1995 Mercedes-Benz SL600:
1994 Lamborghini Diablo SE30:
This one I actually can see coming in the next few months, Tommy Kaira ZZII:
2001 Porsche 911 Turbo:
2001 Lamborghini Diablo VT 6.0:
1999 Ferrari 360 Modena:
1995 Mercedes-Benz SL600:
1994 Lamborghini Diablo SE30:
This one I actually can see coming in the next few months, Tommy Kaira ZZII:
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I’m seriously trying to will the Primera’s return.
Pretty much why it has importance in automobile history and Gran Turismo’s collection. It’s racing pedigree notwithstanding.
Pretty much why it has importance in automobile history and Gran Turismo’s collection. It’s racing pedigree notwithstanding.
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I'd like to see Jay Leno's Oldsmobile come back, but I'd also like to see the introduction of "regular" Oldsmobile cars. It's a storied marque with some cool models, after all.
+1 for the base Audi Quattro. It's just a really nice car and it would be nice to have the base model of such a famous rally car.
@SuperSportX: +1 for the 360 and the Tommykaira (ZZII and other models too). The 360 is another potent model, Ferrari's first -line car of the 2000s, that would fill a gap in the game's Ferrari roster. Tommykaira is an interesting small automaker that had the distinction of getting a car to appear in Gran Turismo that failed to actually enter production (until very very recently anyway). In that sense it's much like the Delfino Feroce in Project Gotham.
While I'm at it, Pikes Peak would be nice but I think Repco Race to the Sky in New Zealand would be just as cool. It's the longest gravel hill climb in the world now that Pikes is fully paved.
+1 for the base Audi Quattro. It's just a really nice car and it would be nice to have the base model of such a famous rally car.
@SuperSportX: +1 for the 360 and the Tommykaira (ZZII and other models too). The 360 is another potent model, Ferrari's first -line car of the 2000s, that would fill a gap in the game's Ferrari roster. Tommykaira is an interesting small automaker that had the distinction of getting a car to appear in Gran Turismo that failed to actually enter production (until very very recently anyway). In that sense it's much like the Delfino Feroce in Project Gotham.
While I'm at it, Pikes Peak would be nice but I think Repco Race to the Sky in New Zealand would be just as cool. It's the longest gravel hill climb in the world now that Pikes is fully paved.
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Posted three times in this thread & haven't made an offering. Outrageously bad form. Let me make amends...
I've always thought Oulton Park would be a great fit for Gran Turismo. An undulating circuit, 22 meter elevation change with many fast & challenging corners. My favourite being the double apex of Druids. Very satisfying, hurtling through there & making it out the other side in one piece.
Oulton has three configurations:
I've always thought Oulton Park would be a great fit for Gran Turismo. An undulating circuit, 22 meter elevation change with many fast & challenging corners. My favourite being the double apex of Druids. Very satisfying, hurtling through there & making it out the other side in one piece.
Oulton has three configurations:
- International Circuit
- 2.692 miles / 4.333 km
- Island Circuit
- 2.260 miles / 3.637 km
- Fosters Circuit
- 1.654 miles / 2.662 km
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Though it won't happen, you can't win the lottery if you don't play.
I'd love to see Mid-Ohio as an added track. It's in Forza 8 and iRacing, and is very underrated IMO. They race (or have raced) Indy, LeMans, MotoGP (or some sort of superbike series, I honestly don't recall), NASCAR (not the top level NASCAR but the next one down), IMSA, and many more there over the years. In a previous life, I even spent some time on it. The elevation changes in the latter half of the layout are very fun.
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I'd love to see Mid-Ohio as an added track. It's in Forza 8 and iRacing, and is very underrated IMO. They race (or have raced) Indy, LeMans, MotoGP (or some sort of superbike series, I honestly don't recall), NASCAR (not the top level NASCAR but the next one down), IMSA, and many more there over the years. In a previous life, I even spent some time on it. The elevation changes in the latter half of the layout are very fun.
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