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So if correct, we're getting:

  • Lamborghini Urus '18
  • Audi R8 (2016 or 2019, very hard to pin down)
  • Toyota GT-One '99
 
I can't imagine anyone being unhappy about the GT-One. Audi checks off another datamine car. I'm fine with the Urus.
 
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GT-One is one of my most wanted cars for the game, so this update is already stellar in my eyes! Nice to get the R8 V10 and I'm strangely excited for the Urus 😅.

The GT-One will undoubtly be BoP-ed into Gr.1, which is such a shame. The Gr.1 category is a hot unbalanced mess of prototypes spanning 40ish years. PD really need to split them upp more appropriatly. We have 5 Group C cars which more then warrants a Gr.C category of their own. But that's wishful thinking at this point.

I assume we get the usual handful of Scapes, extra/bonus menus and race events, then we'll wait and see to what else accompanies the update. Would love a track (tarmac) but not holding my breath. BoP adjustments are likely perhaps after the major BoP overhaul last month.

But the GT-One is coming, so for me everything else will be icing on the cake :D
 
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PuffelPizza
Lamborghini Urus??
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Yep.

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Sad to see we got an SUV before a wagon in the game, but I'm honestly looking forward to drive the first Super SUV in the Gran Turismo series!
 
People can stop worrying about it being the road car GT-One by the way. The Japanese flag that is on both the 1998 and 1999 race liveries but not the road livery is visible in the silhouette (on the bit of the left side of the car you can see):

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Nakano219
People can stop worrying about it being the road car GT-One by the way. The Japanese flag that is on both the 1998 and 1999 race liveries but not the road livery is visible in the silhouette (on the bit of the left side of the car you can see):

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Specifically, its the 1999 model. Its a solid color and frankly, its been the most popular of the 2 (for good reason considering it was THE one chasing down the BMW for the win.
 
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RACECAR
Audi R8 (2016 or 2019, very hard to pin down)
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To me it seems 2016, shape of the front of the car seems too much rounded. I hope I'm wrong, for a good GT4 replica the 2019 would be better.
 
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Specifically, its the 1999 model. Its a solid color and frankly, its been the most popular of the 2 (for good reason considering it was THE one chasing down the BMW for the win.
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Also, look at the rear wing decal.
 
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it will be amazing to see high quality GT-one
 
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GT-One is one of my most wanted cars for the game, so this update is already stellar in my eyes! Nice to get the R8 V10 and I'm strangely excited for the Urus 😅.

The GT-One will undoubtly be BoP-ed into Gr.1, which is such a shame. The Gr.1 category is a hot unbalanced mess of prototypes spanning 40ish years. PD really need to split them upp more appropriatly. We have 5 Group C cars which more then warrants a Gr.C category of their own. But that's wishful thinking at this point.

I assume we get the usual handful of Scapes, extra/bonus menus and race events, then we'll wait and see to what else accompanies the update. Would love a track (tarmac) but not holding my breath. BoP adjustments are likely perhaps after the major BoP overhaul last month.

But the GT-One is coming, so for me everything else will be icing on the cake :D
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See you say that, but there is also the possibility of the GT-One going into Gr.2, to join the Mercedes-Benz CLK LM & BMW McLaren F1 GTR LT, the other 2 GT1 cars we have in the game.
 
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I'm probably the opposite of 99% of all users, and I'm most looking forward to Urus.
The reason is simple. This is the cheapest and slowest car of the updates.
The car I mainly buy is a road car that can be set to PP600 to use in online races with friends.
The R8, will probably be able to barely get to 600 PP by killing most of its benefits, but due to excessive downforce, PP efficiency will be poor and a car that is supposed to be fast will become slower under this rule.
TS020. Since it is a race car, it cannot be used in the first place. I like it though.
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Nah, I like all the cars in this update. All bangers IMO
 
I think down tuning the GT-One to GR.2 specs won’t be too hard. Someone will undoubtedly make the 98 liveries. I plan to use the GT-One for my 98 Le Mans/FIA GT grid.
 
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See you say that, but there is also the possibility of the GT-One going into Gr.2, to join the Mercedes-Benz CLK LM & BMW McLaren F1 GTR LT, the other 2 GT1 cars we have in the game.
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That would've been IF the car was the 1998 car. However as mentioned, its the 1999 car. the GT1 cars you mention are from 1998 and 1997 respectively.
 
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it will be amazing to see high quality GT-one
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Welcome back home, TS020. 😍
 
Excited for Urus and GT-One. Not a fan of the road-going R8, would've taken any other Audi over it.
 
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That’s fine by me. Will be really cool to see the 962 and GT-One road car replicas.

I’d suspect adding ballast to the CLK and GT-One would help the 911 compete a little better.
 
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But the Toyota GT-One '99 is a LmGtp car, not a GT1. Much faster.
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Oh ok. Would you (or anyone else) happen to know the difference in specs between the GT1 & LMGTP versions? e.g. was the GT1 version heavier
 
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