The latest update for Gran Turismo 7 is now available. It weighs in just under 300MB on PS4 and a little under 400MB on PS5 and, as expected, fixes a number of minor issues with the game.
Watkins Glen! What a wonderful addition to GT7, with a variety of very challenging corners, and Genesis X is a pleasure to drive. Will you achieve Gold Status? Good luck to all!
“My theme is to recreate those bright/bold schemes of the 90s/00s Touring Car era. The inspiration can come from Touring Car or DTM designs, but they must be on a TC or Gr4 car.”
As you’ll be aware by now, GT7 has engine swaps! Here’s all the ones we know so far. Please add any others you find in the comments below – note the original brand, the name of the engine, and any eligible cars – with some picture evidence, please!
Details about the next Gran Turismo 7 update have been revealed a bit early, and it brings confirmation of the first new track location in the game since launch: Watkins Glen International Circuit.
The next update for Gran Turismo 7 is coming this week, and will see one of the franchise’s most iconic vehicles return to the car list for the first time in a decade.
It’s time to give a Garage Car a go in Time Trial Mode! We are headed to scenic France — enjoy the countryside by the lake and please make sure your car is STOCK: no tuning allowed!
The latest update for Gran Turismo 7 has arrived, bringing with it a number of minor changes to address bugs and issues and restoring force feedback strength for certain steering wheel controllers.
To pay tribute to the legendary circuit, and truly epic annual 24 hour race, for this competition the limitations are as follows: Recreate a livery from any 24 Hour race on the Nordschleife since 1970. It does not have to be on the correct car, but the car should be of a type you would have seen racing on the Nordschleife.