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Plus it weighs only 875kg, and you don’t need to be a mathematician to understand that means it’s fast. The car is powered by a 3.2-litre twin-turbo V6 which produces 875 horsepower. The Peugeot 208 T16 Pikes Peak car that 9-time World Rally champion Sébastien Loeb drove to obliterate the all-time record in 2013 by over 90 seconds (which has since been beaten by Romain Dumas in the Volkswagen I.D. Although the game doesn’t yet have the actual Pikes Peak 13.5-mile hillclimb which covers 7,400 feet in elevation, perhaps it could come to the game with the first car on this list. Pikes Peak cars are very popular, it seems. Peugeot 208 T16 Pikes Peak Image credit: Wikimedia Commons These are the ones that we are most excited for should they turn out to be true. So after a quick run-through the list, here are a few names that will thrill Gran Turismo players. With the way it’s been right so far, it’s seems more and more likely that the information is valid. Are all these cars coming to Gran Turismo 7? Image credit: on TwitterĪll of these appeared a couple of months ago. The likes of the Toyota Le Mans Hypercar, the Suzuki Vision Gran Turismo, the 1932 Ford Roadster, the Subaru BRZ GT300 and the Suzuki Escudo along with the most recent three cars have all been added to the game.

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As we all know, these sorts of things can be faked.īut these leaks from a Discord server full of data miners have so far proven true. Rewind the clock back a few months, we noticed a couple of supposed leaks for cars coming to Gran Turismo 7. But, because of people looking into the game files, these cars were confirmed to be coming to the game a long time ago. With the addition of the Porsche 918 Spyder, the Nissan Skyline Super Silhouette and the Maserati A6GCS/53 Spyder, Gran Turismo 7 is bringing more and more cars to the game. These are some other cars that could be added to the game.

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Just make sure you have a 4K or HDR TV display to support these promised visuals.The three new cars that have just been added to Gran Turismo 7 were all leaked by data miners. It has become somewhat difficult to quickly tell a real photograph and a rendering from GT7's Scapes mode apart. The reflection of headlights off plastic rear bumpers, individual rain droplets running down the window glass, and tiny etches and imperfections around the gauges of the historic cars look stunning in this preview. Yamauchi explained that replay and photo mode are the only two areas with ray tracing capability, to preserve performance while racing. The hyperrealistic photo mode, Scapes, will have more than 2500 locations where you can photograph cars. Yes, that means the gang of yellow-polo-shirted garage crew members is back to clean your car, change your oil, and, in one cute animation, pull at either side of a car to illustrate the installation of a widebody kit. License, Used Cars, and the Tuning Shop have returned. The World Map, teased earlier, brings back some of our favorite GT modes that were otherwise skipped in GT Sport. 3D audio makes it possible for you to identify where the noise is coming from instead of just flooding your ears with raw audio. It's more than just making the exhaust louder in tunnels: the sound will react differently depending on the surface it hits, such as raindrops hitting glass versus puddles or tires over grass versus curbing. Experienced best with headphones, 3D audio better imitates how the sound we hear in reality bounces off various objects before reaching our brains. The more than 300-person team at Polyphony Digital, once just a group of 15 at the start of the series, are eager to show off the 3D spatial audio they've cooked up for GT7. We spotted a few interesting tuning options in the preview trailer that include nitrous oxide, an exhaust silencer, and an anti-lag system. GT7 uses a new Measure feature, which will allow you to make adjustments, and the game will quickly simulate the areas in which the car's performance has either improved or decreased. Yamauchi described the mechanical tuning capability as a 'mini-game within a game.' The goal is that it will become a learning tool for people curious about how changing or adjusting specific parts of a car immediately affects things like acceleration, weight, horsepower, grip, and top speed. Sony Interactive Entertainment Tuning Is a Game within a Game