Andrew Evans

If you like painting stuff in GT Sport, Tuesdays are like Christmas. That’s the day that Polyphony Digital updates the GT Sport Mileage Exchange each week, and this week it’s all about the shades.

Ford has today revealed its most important global car, the fourth-generation Focus.

Now that the unusually timed maintenance period is over, Sony has released the v1.17 update for GT Sport.

As we’ve known for a little while now, Audi has become the latest manufacturer to join the Vision Gran Turismo project. It’s just taken the covers off its car at a special Audi Sport event in Neuburg – and we mean literal covers. The Audi e-tron Vision Gran Turismo is, it turns out, an actual, real vehicle.

If there’s one brand that drives a wedge between petrolheads the world over, it’s Alfa Romeo. Not because a surprising number of people who think they like cars can’t spell it, but because of a symbolic trope. Some say you can’t really be a petrolhead until you’ve owned one, others think that’s bunk.

EDITOR’S NOTE: Sony has taken mercy on players (and its servers, probably). The full 24GB download is no more: v1.16 weighs in at an otherwise normal 107MB. If your original gargantuan download is still going, simply cancel it and start the update process again to get the single most current patch. The rest of the article is from its original publishing.

The updates to GT Sport are coming thick and fast this Spring. Hot on the heels of the v1.15 content update, we’re due another patch this week.

Right on cue, Polyphony Digital has update the GT Sport Mileage Exchange update, bringing fresh paint and a change to vehicle offerings.

April Fools’ Day is a special time of year where giant global car manufacturers get a chance to show their human side.

What updates giveth with one hand, they taketh away with the other…

If you’ve always liked Jaguar’s F-Pace, but held back because it’s not quite fast enough, we’ve got some good news.

UPDATE: The trailer for the new content update is now out, and the details of this article have been changed to reflect that.

Safety cars are an amazing bit of kit. They’re sleek, powerful and fast enough to keep the race cars behind them to negotiate obstacles safely.

It’s another fine week for color addicts, as Polyphony Digital has updated the GT Sport Mileage Exchange update.

Watching other people playing games seems to be nearly as popular as actually playing them.

What do you get when you cross a speed-obsessed television show and some of the slowest vehicles on the road? A new land-speed record.

Have you ever loved a car so much that you’d build a full-size replica of it out of LEGO bricks? Ryan McNaught of Australia has, and he chose an eighth-generation Toyota Camry.

Gran Turismo’s founder, Kazunori Yamauchi, visited Stanford University in California recently to participate in the 17th “Open Garage Talk”.

Volkswagen has revealed the car it hopes will take it to the top of the racing world, quite literally.

Polyphony Digital has brought its weekly GT Sport Mileage Exchange update, with a change to the offered vehicles as expected.