Andrew Evans

It’s a project that has been 13 years in the making, but it looks like there’ll soon be a new Lancia Stratos. Well, sort of.

Late last year, McLaren revealed its latest stunning creation. The division of opinion over its looks were as nothing compared to the reaction when McLaren announced its name: Senna.

Polyphony Digital is keeping the updates coming thick and fast, with another new version of GT Sport due this week.

Nostalgia is a wonderful thing. It allows us to remember the old days fondly, without the harsh realities of the era.

These days it seems like German car companies just can’t keep a lid on the next big thing. If it’s not a new BMW sneaking out unintended, it’s a halo Porsche.

Eagle-eyed forum users noticed a potential newcomer to the Vision GT stable last week.

In keeping with its established two-week schedule, Polyphony Digital has updated the Mileage Exchange in Gran Turismo Sport.

The Alpine A110 might be the hottest thing in sports cars at the moment. It’s safe to say that the hosts of Top Gear weren’t expecting it to be so hot it was actually on fire.

February can be a quiet time in the world of cars. January’s NAIAS show set the stage for the year in North America, while the Europe market is waiting for Geneva.

Players logging into GT Sport today will find the usual weekly refresh of the Mileage Exchange.

Dieselgate was already bad enough for the reputation of the car industry. The widescale cheating of already pretty lax emissions testing caused a lot of extra air pollution and a bad taste in many customers’ mouths.

Gran Turismo series founder Kazunori Yamauchi has been in attendance at the Taipei Game Show. Following a stage event, he participated in a round-table interview. Here, he spoke of more details regarding GT Sport.

Although most Gran Turismo fans are having a good time with the release of v1.11, it’s not universal. Indeed some may be about to find out that their time with GT Sport is at an end.

Like many manufacturers today, Nissan likes to equip its cars with all sorts of gadgets. They’re there to make your life easier.

Certain things in life give us a buzz. Some get a kick from watching a good TV show, others from watching their favorite sport. But research from Ford suggests that whatever you enjoy most, it’s almost certainly not as much fun as driving one of its cars.

Polyphony Digital has updated the Mileage Exchange in Gran Turismo Sport, revealing that the rare Gr.3/Gr.B road car cycle does indeed roll over.

When Baird & Co, a leading British gold refiner, needed to transport $14m of precious metals across London, who did it call? A security company? An expert bullion mover? No, Baird’s called Porsche.

According to a Tweet from Gran Turismo creator Kazunori Yamauchi, the second part of GT Sport’s initial DLC delivery arrives next week.

We all thought that the Land Rover Defender was dead. The production line shut down and the 2,016,933rd and last model rolled into Land Rover’s Collection, 68 years after the first.

There’s a new selection of rare items in the GT Sport Mileage Exchange this week, as Polyphony Digital has updated the store.