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Update notes are here.
Fisherman's Ranch Reverse is added as a Circuit Experience event then these are the added engine swaps for the update.
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Update notes are here.
Fisherman's Ranch Reverse is added as a Circuit Experience event then these are the added engine swaps for the update.
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How about focusing on what we have instead of what we don't? I'm not sure why you'd complain because getting 4 hypercars in an update is a substantial boost to the car list.they could have had the Cadillac V-Series.R instead.
It's funny that they complain about no Hypercars, and then, when they add the 4 biggest at the same time, they complain about the remaining not being here...How about focusing on what we have instead of what we don't? I'm not sure why you'd complain because getting 4 hypercars in an update is a substantial boost to the car list.
If the update had them all, the problem will be they are all not the 2026 version.It's funny that they complain about no Hypercars, and then, when they add the 4 biggest at the same time, they complain about the remaining not being here...
Did you see how off the pace Peugeot were in qualifying at Le Mans? I was windering how the PP would compare to that result.The GT7 car list website has been updated and here are the performance points for each of the hypercars:
BMW M Hybrid V8 - 853.52
Ferrari 499P - 861.24
Peugeot 9X8 - 855.34
Porsche 963 - 864.68
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I'm fairly certain PP isn't accounting for 2026 BOP'd Le Mans performanceDid you see how off the pace Peugeot were in qualifying at Le Mans? I was windering how the PP would compare to that result.
No! Not zee German polize car!Now the important question is "can we turn 911 into German police car?"
Considering none of these are from 2026, not sure it'd be very compatible.Did you see how off the pace Peugeot were in qualifying at Le Mans? I was windering how the PP would compare to that result.
You rang???!!!No! Not zee German polize car!
To be fair, Peugeot was rubbish last year too, and the year before that... Infact they had their only moment of glory with the wingless car in 2023 until they stuffed it into the wall in the night. Regardless I don't think the pp of each car should be taken too seriously compared to reality, irl BOP changes every race and without it they probably wouldn't be very close at all. So let's just say PD has their own special BOP.Considering none of these are from 2026, not sure it'd be very compatible.
Came 2nd in Fuji and got pole in Spa, wouldn't say its total rubbish with 0 glory.To be fair, Peugeot was rubbish last year too, and the year before that... Infact they had their only moment of glory with the wingless car in 2023 until they stuffed it into the wall in the night. Regardless I don't think the pp of each car should be taken too seriously compared to reality, irl BOP changes every race and without it they probably wouldn't be very close at all. So let's just say PD has their own special BOP.
To be fair, Peugeot was rubbish last year too, and the year before that... Infact they had their only moment of glory with the wingless car in 2023 until they stuffed it into the wall in the night. Regardless I don't think the pp of each car should be taken too seriously compared to reality, irl BOP changes every race and without it they probably wouldn't be very close at all. So let's just say PD has their own special BOP.
So the hyper cars have the sister number or are they all single entries?Prices for the hypercars are all 3 million credits each and the 992 Safety Car costing 380K.
They had the winged car already last year, but everybody knew from the BoP values before the 2025 race that Peugeot wouldn't have a chance as they were given the worst power/weight ratio. The ACO for some reason just hates Peugeot. Nobody knows what this year's BoP actually is, because they are not allowed to talk about it, but it looks like the ACO has done it again. In the last race the Peugeots were right up with the top and now they are the only ones lagging behind...To be fair, Peugeot was rubbish last year too, and the year before that... Infact they had their only moment of glory with the wingless car in 2023 until they stuffed it into the wall in the night. Regardless I don't think the pp of each car should be taken too seriously compared to reality, irl BOP changes every race and without it they probably wouldn't be very close at all. So let's just say PD has their own special BOP.
Only a single entry yes.So the hyper cars have the sister number or are they all single entries?
30,000,000 is going bye bye.
I was talking about Le Mans specifically where the BOP is handled by ACO rather than FIA, which is important to note as ACO is seemingly not quite so kind to Peugeot as the FIA is. The Peugeot has had some good results in WEC, yes. But I don't believe it has ever had decent results without great BOP, and now we'll never know.Came 2nd in Fuji and got pole in Spa, wouldn't say its total rubbish with 0 glory.
Qualifying doesn’t really tell you anything about a car’s pace in a 24 hour race. Last year Cadillac got pole but were absolutely nowhere in the race, and Toyota started near the back but were in contention for a win or podium up until a wheel came off.They had the winged car already last year, but everybody knew from the BoP values before the 2025 race that Peugeot wouldn't have a chance as they were given the worst power/weight ratio. The ACO for some reason just hates Peugeot. Nobody knows what this year's BoP actually is, because they are not allowed to talk about it, but it looks like the ACO has done it again. In the last race the Peugeots were right up with the top and now they are the only ones lagging behind...
3 x 499PsSo the hyper cars have the sister number or are they all single entries?
30,000,000 is going bye bye.
if I only buy one copy of each, which obviously won’t be the case 😎Neither of those cars are 3,000,000 Credits, both are at 1,000,000.
As I keep predicting elsewhere, the Ferrari will be 3,000,000 million as is to be expected of a Le Mans Winner in Brand Central (See the 2016 Porsche 919 and 2021 Toyota GR010) while the other 3 are 1,000,000 and the Safety car will have the same 300,000 credit price tag as the standard Road car, Totaling all that to 6,300,000 credits.
Add the two Toyotas.3 x 499Ps
3 x 963s
2 x 9X8s
2 x Bimmers
Yep, that will be 30 millions for me ✌️ 😭
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PS : You can customize the numbers with the light panels tho, so it will be like you have the AF Corse #83 or the Shell Bimmer #20![]()