"Next Gen GT7 will allow for a record 600 cars that are allowed to be stored in a player's garage at a time.
Genius creator Kaz Yamuchi commented in how far the series has come in terms of players Garage freedom.
'We felt that this was the next step,' Yamuchi said in an exclusive interview to IGN Japan, 'Amazing to bring GT7 into the next gen with giving our suckers... aherm... players the ability to put 100 more of our nearly 1,500 car list in their personal garages.'
GT7, slated for a Christmas... er... Holiday... 2018 release, will launch with an unprecedented lack of features and content.
Players can expect features to be added over the course of several months, new cars through the VGT 2.0 program will also be added periodically.
When asked about GT7's predecessor's GT6 still unfinished game. Yamuchi said... Course Maker coming soon.
9/10- IGN
-Not enough standard cars."
"Suckers"?
Well now I know what I am playing Gran Turismo.
Still, a seemingly happier sucker than the ones who write fiction about it. That
is fiction, right, not just typos in the names?
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Who else hates the stockyard?
*raises hand.
I only started using the stockyard recently - always avoided it, and kept my garage limited to just under the 500 mark. The 'collecting' aspect of Gran Turismo is missing so I don't have to hold on to any cars; I can buy and sell them as freely as the game allows and not have to depend on 'Justin' popping up with new cars I didn't have, and which I
had to buy and store. What we have now is a catalog of cars that we unlock via credits.
Makes the cars actually disposable.
But we like to get attached to our virtual machines - so there are cars I keep close to me - my Nardos, Lancias, Ferraris, some Fords that are so well tuned in to me, that there is no necessity to replace them with a car that I can easily buy as required.
I'm using the Stockyard now to throw in prize cars - for some strange reason I seem to have had everyone that was offered - even the Jag.
A seemingly useless preoccupation, since they are worth nothing, credit-wise.
Could this be a build up for trading' - will that feature (never spoken of) be returned to us? Who knows.
For now having a limit doesn't really affect me - but faster menu navigation through filtered sub-menus with thousands of cars would of course be an added benefit for quick load and fire.
I`d prefer to have the long loading times that we had in GT5, than to have a small garage (well...small for a game which has over 1200 cars) that we have trouble stocking all the cars in. What was PD thinking? Even if it means getting rid of the thumbnails or something, anything! Because apparently its got somet to do with pushing the PS3 to the limit, or so I`ve read in a different thread.💡 Sounds quite pointless and stupid Now but should try and get some petition to get rid of the Stockyard. Like I said... What was PD/Kaz thinking? 
