Our final car of the trio is pretty obviously a classic Chevrolet Camaro, but dragging any more precision than that out of it is tricky. There’s been several Camaro models over the course of the Gran Turismo series, most of which are possible candidates without even considering other variants.
About all we can rule out is the 1969 Z28, as it’s already in the game. It could be another regular, roadgoing sibling in the SS 350 as seen last in GT6, or something considerably wilder. We know that the now-defunct GT Awards from SEMA have been in PD’s mind recently (even if the recent HPA TT hint was a false dawn), and there’s a candidate among the winners there: the Stielow Red Devil from 2010.
Alternatively we’ve seen some suggestions that maybe it could be the return of an “RM” model. These were the equivalents to the original PlayStation 1 titles’ race-modified cars in GT5 and GT6, essentially comprising stripped-out variants of road cars. The recent Power Pack DLC included six relatively similar vehicles, so it would be interesting to see if this expands to the base game too.
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