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Hi,
I do not have GT7 but there's no general GT forum here. I've been recently playing Gran Turismo 3 and 4. As a teenager I tried GT3 and I wanted to like it but found it incredibly hard. It didn't click. Half a life time later I picked it up again and really dug it. Then I bought GT4 and really fell in love. This was a few weeks back.
I've been updating my progress and asking for tips in this thread made by @TeaKanji
www.gtplanet.net
In any case, I'll be forward and say I was never a car person. Cars were just a means to an end. In the USA, in most places of living, you need a car to get by. So I've used cars to get around but never really respected or loved them. Ever since getting into Gran Turismo though, that's changed. It started when I first started to pay attention to the various vehicles on the road. Then I was able to pick out Miata's on the street just by eyeballing them, or correctly guessing car brands I used to not care about. Then it began with my own car. In the past few weeks since getting into GT I've changed my relationship with cars. Gran Turismo teaches you not only to love car culture but also its history and to treat our four wheeled friends with respect. I started hanging out with mechanics, I learned how to change my own oil, I helped take apart an engine, I can change tires and take apart brake pads. I've gone to ChrisFix's YouTube and started using his videos to clean my car and make it look and feel new and my car is really thanking me. I've named her Yazmin.
I started to watch Initial D and Top Gear to understand cars. Started watching YouTube videos on the layout of cars and how the parts work, and how to fix them. I'm currently applying to a auto technician job just so I can learn more about cars and my hope is to get a job in the vehicle industry.
There was one video in particular by ChrisFix that really made me fall in love with cars and it's this one where he diagnoses a cars starter system.
Gran Turismo is really life changing.
From what I've seen of GT7 is looks really good! I can't wait to play it.
I do not have GT7 but there's no general GT forum here. I've been recently playing Gran Turismo 3 and 4. As a teenager I tried GT3 and I wanted to like it but found it incredibly hard. It didn't click. Half a life time later I picked it up again and really dug it. Then I bought GT4 and really fell in love. This was a few weeks back.
I've been updating my progress and asking for tips in this thread made by @TeaKanji
The Ultimate Guide - GT Mode tips & tuning guide
Hello everyone, my follow-up to my Gran Turismo 2 Ultimate Guide is finally here. This one took a lot longer than I expected, as there were so many hidden mechanics like reverse shifting and series manipulation that took some time to understand and put together. I decided to put together a...

In any case, I'll be forward and say I was never a car person. Cars were just a means to an end. In the USA, in most places of living, you need a car to get by. So I've used cars to get around but never really respected or loved them. Ever since getting into Gran Turismo though, that's changed. It started when I first started to pay attention to the various vehicles on the road. Then I was able to pick out Miata's on the street just by eyeballing them, or correctly guessing car brands I used to not care about. Then it began with my own car. In the past few weeks since getting into GT I've changed my relationship with cars. Gran Turismo teaches you not only to love car culture but also its history and to treat our four wheeled friends with respect. I started hanging out with mechanics, I learned how to change my own oil, I helped take apart an engine, I can change tires and take apart brake pads. I've gone to ChrisFix's YouTube and started using his videos to clean my car and make it look and feel new and my car is really thanking me. I've named her Yazmin.
I started to watch Initial D and Top Gear to understand cars. Started watching YouTube videos on the layout of cars and how the parts work, and how to fix them. I'm currently applying to a auto technician job just so I can learn more about cars and my hope is to get a job in the vehicle industry.
There was one video in particular by ChrisFix that really made me fall in love with cars and it's this one where he diagnoses a cars starter system.
Gran Turismo is really life changing.
From what I've seen of GT7 is looks really good! I can't wait to play it.
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