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The Gran Turismo Car & Track Wishlist Thread...
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I for one would love the return of the Mazda RX-7 GT-Turbo from Gran Turismo 2, its only appearance. Would make an excellent 500PP-600PP car and even better if it could be engine swapped. Also, the return of the Toyota Celica 1600GT. Believe it or not, those are my wish cars because for me that's GT soul. Racing your humble daily driver to hell and back.
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More EV and PHEV cars, More US and China EV cars, More full-EV race:
Tesla Model 3
Tesla Model Y
Tesla CayberTurck
Ford Mustang Mach-E
Cadillac CelestIQ
Xiaomi su7 ultra
Yangwang U9
Yangwang U7
Zeeker 001FR
Zeeker 007
NIO ET7
NIO ET5
Xiaopeng P7
Tengshi Z9GT
IM L7
IM L6
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Tesla Model 3
Tesla Model Y
Tesla CayberTurck
Ford Mustang Mach-E
Cadillac CelestIQ
Xiaomi su7 ultra
Yangwang U9
Yangwang U7
Zeeker 001FR
Zeeker 007
NIO ET7
NIO ET5
Xiaopeng P7
Tengshi Z9GT
IM L7
IM L6
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- SpacedustDaddy
Think this could win the GT Award?
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I'd definitely like to see more cars for the brands that haven't had additions in a very long time, like Mini and Hyundai. The former could even get a Gr.4 racer! But the latter could get a ton of stuff, like the N versions of the Veloster and Elantra, and maybe even a TCR Elantra as a newer Gr.4 entry. Plus even the older Tiburon.
EDIT: I think certain automakers that already have a VGT could make another, not only to reflect their newer design philosophies, but also to potentially provide racecars that could fill certain niches. For example, I'd love to see a hybrid version of the Jaguar VGT SV, if only so that brand can get a Gr.1 car. I'd especially like to see Mitsubishi and Subaru each make another VGT, and this time, they could even both be in Gr.B, even if Mitsubishi's hypothetically additional entry would be based on the Outlander or something.
I saw that, too, and as much as I like it, I'd personally much rather have a more contemporary Toyota Gr.B car based on the GR Corolla or GR Yaris, whether that means actually licensing an actual WRC car or not. But speaking of the WRC - and more specifically, the 90s era where we've gotten entires from Subaru and the aforementioned Toyota, I could definitely see similar entries from Lancia and Mitsubishi coming. Heck, I could see Lancia getting three Gr.B cars - the 037, the Delta S4, and the Delta Integrale.
EDIT: I think certain automakers that already have a VGT could make another, not only to reflect their newer design philosophies, but also to potentially provide racecars that could fill certain niches. For example, I'd love to see a hybrid version of the Jaguar VGT SV, if only so that brand can get a Gr.1 car. I'd especially like to see Mitsubishi and Subaru each make another VGT, and this time, they could even both be in Gr.B, even if Mitsubishi's hypothetically additional entry would be based on the Outlander or something.
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When is the next update for GT7. I am still waiting.
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Nobody can answer this question for you, and we are all still waiting.
When the update is announced, we'll post an article on it here:
Just like every other update...
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Wrong oneBack on the SEMA thing.
Guess this is one way to get a GN in the game.
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Well, traditionally at the end of the month… but with PD you never know… everything comes “soontm”
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I hope so, I am getting pretty damn bored of waiting for this long.
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I didn’t see that Ring Brothers one. Proper engine in that.
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