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That would be a fine choice with a ton of possibilities.Oh my lord, possibly a Corvair '67 Monza?
That would be a fine choice with a ton of possibilities.Oh my lord, possibly a Corvair '67 Monza?
Did they say it was a special update for 4th anniversary ?
4th anniversary was 3 days ago, and by the time update is available, it will be 8 days, and the post from Kaz says nothing about the anniversary.
Where are people getting the idea that this is an "Anniversary Update"? And why are we celebrating 2nd, 3rd and 4ths when 5ths, 10ths, 15ths and 20ths and so forth are the ones that actually get celebrations? Are people that impatient for anniversaries now?
Gran Turismo 7’s Fourth Anniversary Update is Coming Next Week
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Gran Turismo 7's Fourth Anniversary Update is Coming Next Week
In a departure from the usual sequence of events, Gran Turismo series producer Kazunori Yamauchi has today announced an update for Gran Turismo 7 is due in the coming week. Players will be used to late-month updates by now, with the overwhelming majority of GT7's 35 content updates coming in thewww.gtplanet.net
Possibly the 1968 Yenko Camaro? It has hood pins I believe:Some sort of RM? It looks like maybe there are hood pins. Seems to be a little disturbance in the veil on the hood. Maybe I'm just seeing things.
Don't let your mind be confused by GTP's slightly click bait title crafted in order to bring clicks with PD's communication.![]()
Gran Turismo 7's Fourth Anniversary Update is Coming Next Week
In a departure from the usual sequence of events, Gran Turismo series producer Kazunori Yamauchi has today announced an update for Gran Turismo 7 is due in the coming week. Players will be used to late-month updates by now, with the overwhelming majority of GT7's 35 content updates coming in thewww.gtplanet.net
I thought that too, or maybe the Penske Trans Am car, but the hood pins seem to be flush mounted, if they are indeed hood pins. Both those cars have have the protruding style with the keyring, from what I've seen. So I was thinking a PD RM versionPossibly the 1968 Yenko Camaro? It has hood pins I believe:View attachment 1518793
I feel like the silhouette is too low slung to be this (or any other standard ride height Camaro).Possibly the 1968 Yenko Camaro? It has hood pins I believe:View attachment 1518793
It doesn't have those prominent lines that start from the top of the wheel arch and continue towards the rear. Same goes for the RM version from GT5.Possibly the 1968 Yenko Camaro? It has hood pins I believe:View attachment 1518793
Um what? This might be true in case of Bugatti (and even then it‘s a stretch) but most definitely not for hypercars such as the Valkyrie or the AMG One.
I can’t wait to see a modern/PS5 modelled version of thisYou know, PD have the biggest opportunity to do the craziest thing:
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One only has to look at the S15 Silvia to see the Vision.
GT7 complete now? 😆Finally Capture:-))
The side fold doesnt match. It is 100% somekind of 1969 Camaro. Only year with that fold on the side. Propably a low-slung TransAm..Possibly the 1968 Yenko Camaro? It has hood pins I believe:View attachment 1518793
Careful you're not allowed to have opinions on this as certain people get very angry.After two great updates, we were bound to get a 💩 one.
Yes, the RX-7 and Camaro, my favourite SUVs. Oh how tall and rugged they are! Give it a break.Careful you're not allowed to have opinions on this as certain people get very angry.
All the SUV lovers will come for you.
I think it's the best looking Japanese car ever. Such uninterrupted clean lines.Love the base RX-7 with the little aero bits and those 16” wheels. Remove the aero and it’s such a clean crisp classic.
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Funny how you're the one who's reacted to this 🙃Yes, the RX-7 and Camaro, my favourite SUVs. Oh how tall and rugged they are! Give it a break.
What he's proving himself to know what he's talking about by not calling an RX7 an SUV? You're really owning him mate. Give your nose a squeeze and tell me what noise it makes.Funny how you're the one who's reacted to this 🙃
Keep it up you're doing you're totally proving yourself.
I couldn‘t agree more! They complemented the wedge shape aesthetic of 80’s sportscars perfectly!Flip up headlights were peak design. I'm not willing to debate that with anyone.
Absolutely not. Even though it's the same generation of the same car, we're talking 11 years of difference, so it will surely feel different.Guys, genuine question, don't you think the new RX7 is a duplicate from the Spirit R we already have?
Only the Tommykaira ZZII is good enough from your list. Good memories from GT3-4-5-6.I like new cars to use, but imo, the cars in this anniversary update should be more like the following, these have only appeared in one GT game (I'm pretty sure this is correct).
Honda NSX-R LM GT2 '95 - GT1
Mitsubishi GTO LM Edition '99 - GT2
Tommykaira ZZII '00 - GT3
Toyota Motor Triathlon Race Car '04 - GT4
Nissan 370Z Tuned Car '08- GT5
Nissan DeltaWing - GT6
Except some American muscle cars were harder to control, and still are in GT7, as an amateur the Japanese 4wd were the easiest road cars in the earlier games.Alright update. Classic muscle cars are always a welcome addition, there should be more American cars in Gran Turismo.