1990 Saab 900 SPG
There was the Saab Viggen. Then, the 99turbo. Now, FM6 brings you the SPG.
1985 Volvo 240 Turbo
Created in a land where ice and rwd make for a hairraising combination. The famous Scandinavian flick is all it takes to ease this hot coupe through corners. From Swedish Touring Cars to Australian Touring Cars, the pedigree of the 240Turbo is forever cemented in racing history as "The Flying Brick".
1976 Toyota 1000(KP30)
Before you relegate this humble 46hp 993cc coupe to the far corner of your garage, take note: Touge. Many a "mountain racer" we're built on this chassis. Cruise along in stock standard bliss, or build up your on Rouge Monster. Choice is yours.
1971 Fiat Dino Coupe
Just look at it
1986 Alfa Romeo Milano
Rising under the hood, is one of the acclaimed best ever V6 engines ever made. Smooth as silk and boisterous up to red line, it's hard to argue with one of Italy's best modern classic touring sedans.
2003 Infiniti M45
Before the Chrysler 300C Hemi, there was this. 345hp of V8 muscle, in a space reserved for a twin turbo 6cylinder on its home continent. We only had a short 2year run of the Y34 chassis. Download it and stretch it's legs to the horizon.
1971 Ford Falcon XY GTHO PHASE III
Reported and confirmed as "the fastest 4-door sedan in the world." for its model year, we close this DLC pack with an Australian icon. Winner of the 1971 Bathurst enduro, even in road car form, with speed limiter removed , could hit 146mph! Pick a colour and take it endlessly around Mount Panorama to relive the fascination of this true blue Aussie muscle car.
It’s a six-cylinder and a coupe. More possible than any other classic type car. Know what? I’d love to see some stats on real world road vehicle engine configuration:
Because the car exists on this earth in garages & parking lots. Could be scanned at any time.
If they didn't have the licenses at launch, why focus on it now? Way better cars out there. I as a consumer don't care what PD can or can't license, I care where they choose to put their efforts towards.
Apricot Hill, Tokyo r246, Special stage route 5/11. And like what's with this "Do you have first hand knowledge that PD had updated and remodelled tracks from previous GT games to be compatible with modern graphics standards and the different coding engine for GT7?" There were tracks that were in GT6 that werent in GT7 or GTS, is this really that hard? There's 0 argument that any of the original tracks should have ever been removed from the series.
Maybe?Anyway, apropos of the actual topic rather than the semi-regular moanathon and wishlisting, I'm curious about something else in the video:
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Here we see Giorgetto Giugiaro signing a poster made for the occasion regarding his vehicles in GT7. Assuming the golden ratio, there's six cars, and five are easy to identify...
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... because the names are on them. We have the Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint '67, the Maserati Merak SS, the Lancia Delta HF Integrale, the "S2" DeLorean, and the Volkswagen Golf Mk1 GTI.
But what's the sixth and why is it kept out of frame? After a little brain grinding, I can only think of the De Tomaso Mangusta as a current GG design that's in GT7, but the blurry first letter doesn't jump out as a D. Or an "F" for "FIAT Panda" either. Or an "L" for "Lotus Esprit" (not that it would).
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Anyway, apropos of the actual topic rather than the semi-regular moanathon and wishlisting, I'm curious about something else in the video:
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Here we see Giorgetto Giugiaro signing a poster made for the occasion regarding his vehicles in GT7. Assuming the golden ratio, there's six cars, and five are easy to identify...
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... because the names are on them. We have the Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint '67, the Maserati Merak SS, the Lancia Delta HF Integrale, the "S2" DeLorean, and the Volkswagen Golf Mk1 GTI.
But what's the sixth and why is it kept out of frame? After a little brain grinding, I can only think of the De Tomaso Mangusta as a current GG design that's in GT7, but the blurry first letter doesn't jump out as a D. Or an "F" for "FIAT Panda" either. Or an "L" for "Lotus Esprit" (not that it would).
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That’s not how it works, you’d be ignorant to think this. Please go contact Ferrari and ask if you can scan a 458, let us know how that goes…
Again being ignorant as to how the process works.
Not sure if you’re trolling or just hard to comprehend processes. No license means no access or use.
Congrats did you want an award or something? We all care about this but have no control over it
Uhh yes if it was easy why does game development take years?
Well if it hasn’t been modelled for the new game and engine then I can’t be there, I think you need to read up on how games are developed, how licensing works and just maybe general business practices
Yeah, Gran Turismo as at the place it should be, as in it's not GT Sport 2 (thankfully). So we will enjoy the Panda, thank you! And enjoy iRacing! There's a different section of the forum for it here.We're defending content NOT being in a game. That's where Gran Turismo is at.
And the entire response is just insults, no real argument here. Enjoy the panda
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It probably is De Tomaso, to be honest, and they didn't deliberately try to hide anything there, it just happened to be out of frame and completely unreadable. "Alfa" is also impossible to read, only the rest of the name is somewhat distinguishable, and I think the same thing happened there with De Tomaso.
No im trying to tell you that your ideas of just scanning things because they’re there is wrong, you have licenses and Human Resources to coordinate.
Well you can’t seem to grasp the concept of licensing, Human Resources and budgets so….
That first letter scans as a D (or maybe an O or a Q, but definitely a rounded capital) to me, so I imagine it's just the De Tomaso.Anyway, apropos of the actual topic rather than the semi-regular moanathon and wishlisting, I'm curious about something else in the video:
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Here we see Giorgetto Giugiaro signing a poster made for the occasion regarding his vehicles in GT7. Assuming the golden ratio, there's six cars, and five are easy to identify...
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... because the names are on them. We have the Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint '67, the Maserati Merak SS, the Lancia Delta HF Integrale, the "S2" DeLorean, and the Volkswagen Golf Mk1 GTI.
But what's the sixth and why is it kept out of frame? After a little brain grinding, I can only think of the De Tomaso Mangusta as a current GG design that's in GT7, but the blurry first letter doesn't jump out as a D. Or an "F" for "FIAT Panda" either. Or an "L" for "Lotus Esprit" (not that it would).
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What fuel capacity does it have? It's the thing that ruins pretty much every one of the road-race car 'conversions ' - GT does fuel tanks really archaically so they always end up at a ridiculous disadvantage when you want to run it anywhere that isn't a beginner event.🤔 🤔 🤔 🤔 It's already in the game. Like I said, buy the GT40 and add the widebody. It's the same car.
It's fuel consumption that matters. Fuel capacity of all cars in GT (except electrics) is 100 litres. The reason why race engine swaps are useful isn't fuel tank capacity but consumption on-track; they're designed for track work cycles, whereas road car engines are not.
I mean you very clearly are. PD decided to make entirely new tracks (Maggiore, St Croix, Dragon Trail) but couldn't add existing tracks back. I'm rooting for the game to be better because it should be.
At 35 years old you should be able to have a discussion about of video games without resorting to insults. I don't owe you my credentials on develoment.
Highly debatable IMO, GT7 and Sport were both available on ps4
Yeah, that kart's an exception to a lot of things, but at least you can't do an oil change on it these days...
The fact that such legacy tracks that have returned have been reworked is in part a clue as to why more haven't returned - and the city tracks especially. In essence, they were designed for six cars, not 20, and at 1080p. They all need redeveloping from scratch (occupying the track team's time), they need to be re-scaled, the pit lanes need to be resized to accommodate the larger grids (not that it's strictly needed with the teleportation going on), and they need real locations captured for use as background terrain:
Kazunori Yamauchi in 2013 about GT6
If they're not good enough reasons for you, then there's little else to add to the conversation really. I too would rather have a good-enough Apricot Hill than a gap where it isn't, but that's not how PD do.Kazunori Yamauchi in 2017 about GT Sport
Nope, let me remind you of what you said:
Without a license as previously stated, you cannot simply scan at any time, but say you could, you still need to scan it and model it, then add it to the game with the right settings/physics for it, which guess what... it take human resources, time and budget as previously said.
as @Famine has stated, you just don't copy and paste tracks over from previous series but there have been returning tracks anyway that have had to be modelled from scratch for the new game and guess what... it take human resources, time and budget as previously said.
This is your attempt at an insult, insinuating my maturity and ability to converse is not indicative of my age.
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Guys, there's already a Panda (in 4x4 guise nonetheless) in GT7,they were teasing it all along!
All jokes aside, this is my absolute favourite econobox!! The model looks like the more recent 141A from 1986 to 2003, maybe the return of the 1000 Super from GT4? It sure doesn't look like the original 141 from 1980 to 1985 (too little details, different bumpers and side plastic mouldings) or a 4x4 (but the model's incomplete, so we will not now until its release).
I really hope it will come to GT7, I have so many memories of my father's '89 750CL that he had when I was little.
Not a lot of go, but it never broke down! It was a little cranky sometimes but there's something to be said about honest transportation in a game like this.
I'm not asking for anything necessarily, I was just curious on if it was actually usable as the race car - as I mean, for example, the 190E when it released couldn't really be run on par with the Alfa 155 DTM car in a proper race because the consumption of the 190E engine would eclipse anything using a race car engine.
